The second faces west, and is a cliff face of glass sitting over a shallow atrium with narrow walkways lined with coloured panels, and reflects the late afternoon sun:
It's not every day that both buildings put on a show, but today they did.
Monday, 5 December 2011
East and West
There are two facades on the campus which, under the right conditions, always get my attention. The first is made of metal panels and decorated glass and faces east, and reflects the rising sun like a mirror:
The second faces west, and is a cliff face of glass sitting over a shallow atrium with narrow walkways lined with coloured panels, and reflects the late afternoon sun:
It's not every day that both buildings put on a show, but today they did.
The second faces west, and is a cliff face of glass sitting over a shallow atrium with narrow walkways lined with coloured panels, and reflects the late afternoon sun:
It's not every day that both buildings put on a show, but today they did.
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