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Who said ceilings are boring?

Who said ceilings are boring?

This is the most curvaceous ceiling I have ever seen. It rises from beneath the floor in the form of a 40 foot high circular funnel. This then fans out and form...
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This is the most curvaceous ceiling I have ever seen. It rises from beneath the floor in the form of a 40 foot high circular funnel. This then fans out and forms six elliptical undulating domes covering 43,000 sqft. The ceiling is made of a metal skeleton that is lined with over 131,000 feet of Western Red Cedar wood from Canada. It feels like you are walking underneath a gigantic flat topped mushroom!
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Aperture 560/100 ISO 200 Shutter 10/280 Focal Length 710/100

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Oct, 2016

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