Hotel Interior

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The interior of a Mariott Hotel in Atlanta, Georgia. It looked futuristic to me.

[Manfred M]

A very organic structure, given that it is made of concrete.... The first image is moving in the direction of abstract as we can't really tell what we are seeing. The second one gives a few more clues as to what we are looking at.

I suspect that the warm tones likely do not show the building that you were looking at, but it does give it a more inviting look and feel.

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A very organic structure, given that it is made of concrete.... The first image is moving in the direction of abstract as we can't really tell what we are seeing. The second one gives a few more clues as to what we are looking at.

I suspect that the warm tones likely do not show the building you were looking at, but it gives it a more inviting look and feel.

It was a 50-story building. The photos are of the atrium, looking up from two different locations. If I have time, I will add a couple more photos to show context.

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Actually, Manfred. Here's a link to the hotel with a similar photo. It saves me the trouble of digging up more photos. Thank you for commenting.
https://www.bookonline.com/hotel/atl...RoCXZ4QAvD_BwE

[DanK]

Very interesting photos. I think I like the first better.


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Very interesting photos. I think I like the first better.


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It's an exciting structure. Its interior reminds me of the Guggenheim Museum. They both make very strong architectural statements.

[JamesMarley]

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I understand your response to my comment comparing the hotel's interior to the Guggenheim. I visited the Guggenheim last winter. Its interior overwhelmed me, like the hotel's. That's all.

[Manfred M]

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That was a posting by a spammer, which has been removed.

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That was a posting by a spammer, which has been removed.

Hi Manfred! There hard to spot when they don’t say anything. Fooled me.