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Views From Inside The Worlds Tallest Buildings |
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Views from INSIDE the world's tallest buildings
Sitting at the heart of a building, the atrium can often be overlooked and left
as a vast, soulless space populated by plastic plants and a few uncomfortable
couches.
However as these fascinating pictures show, the spaces can be transformed into
works of architectural splendour in their own right.
The photographs were taken by 'atrium enthusiasts' across the world, from the
tallest buildings to the most distinguished.
Optical illusion: The atrium at the Burj Al Arab in Dubai is one of the tallest
atriums in the world. Looking up, the blue painted-undersides of the lower
floors fade to green as they approach the ceiling, blurring the distinction
between inside and out
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The Arabic Palace Complex |
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Arabic Palace Inside The Apartment Complex
This three story, single family glass home, perched upon the roof of the Palace Condominium on Brickell Avenue was originally built by Leona & Harry Helmsley as their Miami Residence. Prior to moving in, however, it was purchased by Saudi Shiek Saoud Al- Shaalan, who transformed it into an authentic Arabian Palace with architectural elements similar to the TAJ MAJAL, in Agra, India.Twenty seven skilled Moroccan artisans and craftsmen worked and lived at.
the property until its two year completion.
Price: $4,199,000
Size: 5,801 Sq. Ft.
Bedrooms: 5
Bathrooms: 5
Speciality Items: Built in 1981, Three Stories, Originally Built by Leona & Harry Helmsley, $3,928 Monthly Maintenance.
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