Eglise du Sacré Cœur, Audincourt. Maurice Novarina, Architecte, 1951. Vitraux de Fernand Léger. Mosaïque et baptistère de Jean Bazaine.

Indre Vågen Atrium, Sandnes, Norway

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Aperture - f/2,5

Shutterspeed - 1/30

ISO - 100

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Any time I saw this beautiful area on the Disney Fantasy empty of any guests, I stopped and took a picture. The amount of detail was astounding, especially all decked out for Halloween!

Japan Society atrium - the building designed by architects Junzo Yoshimura and George G. Shimamoto is the first designed by a Japanese citizen and the first contemporary Japanese design in New York City. First opened in 1971 the building was designated a city landmark in 2011. This upper atrium has cedar and bamboo panels.

A view of the CBC atrium from the 10th floor.

Huge atrium of Guggenheim Museum Bilbao, designed by Frank Gehry.

The Mint, Leeds

Indre Vågen Atrium, Sandnes, Norway

Atrium at Amsterdam Public Library

Nikon EM with a Helios 58mm

Ilford Pan 100 stand developed in Rodinol

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The historic Rotunda Building in downtown Oakland was built in 1912. Charles Dickey designed this magnificent building that is still considered one of the most beautiful buildings in the City of Oakland.

University of Toronto

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Barcelona

View On Black

San Francisco Museum of Modern Art

Mario Botta

Hellmuth, Obata and Kassabaum 1995

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Atrium

The atrium at Boerner Botantical Gardens during the Artists in the Garden weekend.

Atrium of the National Library of Latvia (Latvian: Latvijas Nacionālā bibliotēka), Riga, Latvia.

Design (2008): Gunnar Birkerts.

Side Hotel Hamburg/Germany 08/2026

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This is the Atrium of the Bloomberg Tower on Lexington Avenue.

Find more Info on the Building here:

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captured in the main entrance hall of the abandoned Bureau Central in France. (2014)

Crossing through the winding lanes and little alleyways in the City of London the impact of the old and new often takes your breath away. This is close to where the Great Fire of London started. A long, long time ago ......

Some interesting architectural design from the 70s.

Baltimore, Maryland

Zagreb, Croatia - Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts

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The interior atrium of the Four Seaasons hotel in Guangzhou.

Guangzhou, China.

2017

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Centralstation, Stockholm

The atrium of the Stadshuis ("House of the City") of Nieuwegein. Apart from the town hall there are also the public library and some shops. The building was designed by Kim Nielsen from 3xN architects in Denmark and was built between 2009 and 2011. Soon this atrium will be transfomed into a more attractive place.

The atrium at the Salesforce Transit Center, shot looking straight up between a pair of curving white columns. A glass skylight opens overhead, and the tall metal ribs sweep upward in a graceful arch. Pelli Clarke & Partners designed the transit hub, which opened in 2018.

James Center - Richmond, VA

The curved building in the background is one of my favorites in Hong Kong.

Taken with the Panasonic GX7 using the 12-35mm F2.8 lens.

Canon 5DMKII lens 16/35mm

10 pictures in portrait mode and in 2 rows

I found this "galleria" by accident about 100m from "Fontana di Trevi" A real jewels but absolutely not build for the photographers.

J'ai trouvé cette "Galleria" accidentellement non loin de la "Fontana di Trevi". Un pur joyaux mais absolument pas faite pour les photographes