There are several elaborate glass chandeliers throughout the high-ceilinged space.
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Dinner was served in the high-ceilinged common room at Crooked Creek.
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A grand staircase and a private elevator connect its three high-ceilinged levels.
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Shadows loom across high-ceilinged hallways lined with statues of gargoyles and nymphs.
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Its rented rooms include a high-ceilinged hall; another is used as a nursery.
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The setting: a high-ceilinged sitting room in a nineteenth-century middle-class home.
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It wasn't a high-ceilinged fortress or an industrial-chic, metal-and-cement compound.
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Visitors walk through a lacquered partition into a high-ceilinged room with whitewashed walls.
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The main level features a high-ceilinged great room with a central stone fireplace.
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The high-ceilinged room is decorated with colorful local art and filled with comfortable couches.
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The McBurney pool is vast, brightly lit, high ceilinged and can be divided into seven lanes.
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They sit at long tables in a high-ceilinged courtyard with sweeping vistas of the city.
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"This is one of my favorite areas of the house," Ballerini says of the high-ceilinged space.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Close to 100 falcons swarm in a gargantuan, high-ceilinged warehouse.
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Unlike the haunts of Golden Gai, this high-ceilinged bar twinkled luxuriously with pristine marble and glass.
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I loved the vaulted basement, which was dry and high-ceilinged enough for me to stand in.
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In fact, her office is a high-ceilinged shrine to women in politics (indeed it was once Hillary's).
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After 15 minutes, we arrived at the Eish and Malh bistro, a high-ceilinged pizza-and-salad joint.
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Software startup Gusto and ride-sharing giant Uber occupy separate sections of a cavernous, high-ceilinged former machine shop.
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Three hundred people pack Point Gallery's hip, high-ceilinged art-space at the one-day event on Jan. 17.
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The Capella is "a magisterial, high-ceilinged, tropical resort converted from onetime British barracks," per White House pool reports.
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Walking into the show you enter a gleaming, high-ceilinged, white cube with concrete floors where the temperature drops.
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Among the most memorable shows in Mr. Rubin's high-ceilinged space was that of Mr. Stella's "Polish Village" series.
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"Laos is pretty undeveloped," Mr. Cuong, speaking in Vietnamese, said on Friday in the hotel's high-ceilinged dining room.
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It's a high-ceilinged room, all light and air, with tall windows looking out on autumnal trees and orange leaves.
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The unloved art-history tomes will be shifted and their high-ceilinged storeroom lavishly renovated to accommodate Mr Roth's gift.
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The stage, in the middle of a large, rectangular, high-ceilinged industrial space, had been set up in the round.
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The high-ceilinged unit, No. 10A, has four bedrooms and four and a half baths spread over 3,288 square feet.
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Inside, the look was both modern and historic, with cozy velvet banquettes and little nooks filling the high-ceilinged space.
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Throughout the high-ceilinged home are numerous architectural flourishes and period antiques, painstakingly added by the Gellers over the years.
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The Adrian Piper Research Archive Foundation Berlin occupies an airy high-ceilinged flat in the gentrifying immigrant neighborhood of Wedding.
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Across the entryway from the high-ceilinged white room is Parliament Espresso and Coffee with all sorts of alluring pastries.
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This high-ceilinged, airy shop is the place for stylish clothing for men and women from Spanish and Danish brands.
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In the high-ceilinged taproom, which shares floor space with the tanks, a broken spinet piano is incorporated into the bar.
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Here, seven bright, high-ceilinged suites decorated with midcentury Danish furniture and claw-foot baths fan off a vertiginous winding staircase.
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Pocket doors at the end open to a dramatic high-ceilinged atrium that puts the second-level mezzanine in full view.
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To enter the show, a viewer must walk downstairs into a large, open, high-ceilinged room lit by a pastel glow.
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My first home here was a high-ceilinged, east-facing space — an oddly laid out mash up of five hotel rooms.
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As we filed into a huge, high-ceilinged hall piled with food and drink, I stationed myself back near the corner.
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Inside they quickly install the glass in the window of a high-ceilinged room furnished with just a ping-pong table.
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Mr. Woo, a longtime New Yorker, loves lofts and wanted the airy, spacious feeling of a high-ceilinged loft in the country.
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Two rooms, with different styles and food, are spread out across a deep, high-ceilinged spot just west of Madison Square Park.
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I was grateful for the warmth of the studio, which is high-ceilinged, like a barn, with white walls and a concrete floor.
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But her favorite part of the house is the 270-square-foot, high-ceilinged second-floor atelier, which she uses as her studio.
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That evening, he was unveiling "Lab Rat," a performance installation in a high-ceilinged space on the seventh floor typically used for auctions.
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Amid the high-ceilinged pomp of the Indian Treaty Room, the executives signed one-day non-disclosure agreements allowing them to see classified material.
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Almost all of the show is shot in apartments that look more like showrooms than homes, and high-ceilinged hotels with overpriced restaurants attached.
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High-ceilinged and serene amid the tumult of New Delhi, Vayu comprises a series of whitewashed chambers on the ground floor of Bikaner House.
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To one side in the high-ceilinged space are plush banquettes, tables and chairs: 22 Avenue of the Americas (28th Street), no phone, pastaflyer.com.
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The Bathroom The bathroom, painted gray for a weathered-exterior look, was huge and high-ceilinged, although its fluorescent lighting was less than flattering.
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It was staged at the expansive, high-ceilinged Park Avenue Armory uptown, and there was no elaborate set, no fancy lighting and no music.
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The physical setting was unfamiliar too: the lovingly-restored Dilgosha Palace, a 1914 mansion complete with a pillared central hall and high-ceilinged drawing-rooms.
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Civil Coffee: It's hard not to become a regular at this beautiful high-ceilinged coffee shop in the middle of one of LA's hippest neighborhoods.
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The cover shows an appealing pastel of a sunny, amazingly high-ceilinged and arch-filled café in Berlin—a lost Eden of conviviality and conversation.
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Before their laundromat opened last year in a cheerful, high-ceilinged space with a mezzanine cafe, the sisters posed in a laundry cart in Vogue.
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He has fit a copper bar with 10 seats, along with table seating for another dozen customers, in a high-ceilinged sliver of a space.
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"It was a sign of solidarity," he said, sitting in a high-ceilinged reception room in his palace, which lies only yards from Victory Square.
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She appeared at the gate, in bare feet and a black shift from Target, to escort me into the cool, high-ceilinged biscuit-colored hall.
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The first floor is largely given over to a high-ceilinged exhibition space, sparsely furnished with plants and stylish castoffs, including a working upright piano.
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Currently, when you walk into The Berrics through its unassuming front door and down a short hallway you come right into the high-ceilinged park itself.
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A series of screens on the walls played clips from the show, including a Season 2 teaser that echoed disconcertingly in the high-ceilinged warehouse space.
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The rest of the house is more typically Victorian, with large, self-contained, high-ceilinged rooms and a wealth of bay windows and polished hardwood floors.
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A meticulous renovation added two glass-enclosed floors, restored original decorative flourishes, carved out 132 high-ceilinged rooms, and installed a soaring lobby and airy brasserie.
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In a high-ceilinged meeting hall inside the seminary, beneath a heavy chandelier and portraits of past bishops and professors, Patriarch Bartholomew pleaded for its reopening.
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When the elevator finally stops, on the seventh and deepest level of the mine, we file into a high-ceilinged room that looks like a subway platform.
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Realizing they were under attack, the two jumped up and ran east toward the entrance to the basement, into the high-ceilinged hallway outside the operating theater.
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Ahead of the Beyond Wrestling matinee, the venue resembles a high-ceilinged flea market with a dais in the middle and painfully stiff chairs around the perimeter.
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But he also seemed a little forlorn in the formal, high-ceilinged setting of the official residence in Jerusalem, where he lived alone, apart from the staff.
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Paru joined me for dessert, then I retired into a small high-ceilinged room, narrow as a coffin, with a bed draped in a white mosquito net.
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Every two weeks as part of a "hot-desk plan," employees swap desks, wheeling their individual metal filing cabinets to a new spot in the high-ceilinged workspace.
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The building consists of a high-ceilinged room the size of a small soccer field with nothing but a bare wooden table in the center for receiving bodies.
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As dozens of Teslas baked in the sprawling Palo Alto parking lot of a local law firm yesterday, 100 top investors packed into a high-ceilinged meeting room.
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Centred on the wall at the end of a high-ceilinged hall, it could not help but recall, for a Western audience, the rose window of a cathedral.
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The training consisted of walking through setup, learning the gesture controls and taking taking it through a quick demo in the company's (thankfully) high-ceilinged New York office.
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Sparking wines and Champagnes, spritzes, cocktails, and red and white wines are poured at a long counter and at a cluster of tables in the high-ceilinged space.
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Its high-ceilinged rooms are lavishly decorated; the pool built into the stone veranda in the backyard is idyllic; the richly stained wood floors are a homeowner's dream.
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In a high-ceilinged room adjacent to the soundstage, Jakissa Taylor Semple, who goes by DJ Kiss, was spinning records on a plinth surrounded by couches and candles.
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Carved out of a repurposed post office, it has high-ceilinged spaces conducive to the big-effects art that international shows like the Venice Biennale sell themselves on.
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Through the trees, they could make out large windows and high-ceilinged rooms, and on the gentle slope beyond the building lay a vista of pastures and woodland.
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Spring/Break is also essentially nomadic, known for inhabiting unconventionally dilapidated spaces like the high-ceilinged offices in the James A. Farley Building (formerly the General Post Office).
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In the airy and bright basement of the high-ceilinged temple, they sit on the floor crossed-legged, in rows that fill the big room from end to end.
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Twenty miles away, in an elegant, high-ceilinged house in an elite neighborhood, a 22.5-year-old boy named Mehtab was also struggling to fill his lungs with air.
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The Hotel Locarno, with generous high-ceilinged rooms, a fabulous bar and a lovely courtyard, is an oasis of class and tranquillity a stone's throw from Piazza del Popolo.
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But Mr. Trudeau said that he learned from an aunt that his grandfather, James Sinclair, also occupied the high-ceilinged space during the 1950s, when he was fisheries minister.
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The result, open since last winter, is something new for Montreal: Twenty high-ceilinged, clean-lined rooms equipped like small apartments, complete with top-end appliances, tableware and cutlery.
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Critic's Pick WUPPERTAL, Germany — The stage resembles a large, elegantly high-ceilinged living room with a red carpet, sofas, chairs, a piano and two sets of tall French doors.
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The columns running east to west on the high-ceilinged ground floor separated the 18 fishmongers' stalls, and each dealer had an office on a mezzanine at the rear.
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The high-ceilinged house, which also includes a garage, contains nearly 215.5,500 square feet, with four bedrooms, four and a half baths, two living rooms and a home office.
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Back upstairs we entered a high-ceilinged, near-empty room, where the page proofs of one of the designer's upcoming books, a career survey, were laid on the ground.
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The high-ceilinged apartments will range up from 40 square meters, or 430 square feet, and the building's flat roofs will become private terraces with views across the surrounding countryside.
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The living room, high-ceilinged, oak-paneled, is decorated with a vintage movie camera, billboard-size posters for Jean Renoir's "The Grand Illusion" and photographs of his wife and daughter.
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Inside the imposing, high-ceilinged rooms I gazed at décor replicated from the Brownings' era, including stiff Victorian furniture, drawing room walls of sea-foam green and heavy red curtains.
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"This is so much more than an average bar," Ms. Jensen told me, in the high-ceilinged main room of her cafe decorated in pastel paintings and hanging paper lanterns.
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The smorgasbord of living spaces includes centuries-old brownstones, well-appointed prewar apartment buildings, high-ceilinged spaces in former factories and, increasingly, pricey luxury dwellings in steel-and-glass buildings.
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During the intermission, we walked across the parquet floor of a high-ceilinged reception hall, stopping to admire busts of Chopin and Ignacy Jan Paderewski, a prominent composer and politician.
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The elegant, high-ceilinged foyer leads through an interior colonnade to a dining room with a fireplace and walls covered in a silver-patterned chinoiserie paper designed by Meg Braff.
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A three-foot-high framed photograph of Tonegawa stands front and center in the high-ceilinged lobby, flanked by a screen playing a looping rainbow-hued clip of recent research highlights.
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Long, high-ceilinged and windowless, it is illuminated by red floor panels and—at the far end of the room—by a screen showing footage of hysterical Red Guards greeting Mao.
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In his high-ceilinged Bushwick abode, the air is muggy, the kind of heat that makes your skin tacky to the touch; the room fan is inadequately blowing at medium-blast.
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The high-ceilinged space — once a car dealership — features exposed girders and ductwork, a white banquette with curves like a teacup set on a carnival ride and a horseshoe-shaped bar.
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In the Baron, the wood-panelled dining room, the bar stocked with antique bottles, the pink furniture of the high-ceilinged smoking room and the bedrooms all seem worn and tired.
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Skalso preserved and exposed as much of the original concrete structure as possible, connecting a series of high-ceilinged, lavishly spare, skillfully lit rooms with a spiral, matte-black steel staircase.
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Then they are guided around the high-ceilinged building by a member of Diakron, walking past scientists conducting research, receptionists signing for deliveries and employees holding meetings on the factory floor.
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The bright, high-ceilinged shop has a lived-in air and the international vibe — Peruvian rugs, antique French tools, colorful Portuguese plates — that comes from a lifetime of combing flea markets.
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The high-ceilinged lower level also contains two guest bedrooms with en-suite baths and a small media room with a full bath, which could be converted into another bedroom suite.
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At Kirkwood Community College in Cedar Rapids, two days before the Steak Fry, Harris spoke in a high-ceilinged gym beneath fluorescent lights, in front of a crowd of several hundred.
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Once their paperwork had been vetted, they entered the marriage hall, a high-ceilinged room with wood rafters, art on the walls and a few rows of red chairs for wedding parties.
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After the usual handwashing, putting on of mobcaps and coats, and wiping our feet on mats for disinfecting, we stepped into the high-ceilinged room where the vertical farm was humming away.
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"The Plaza is such a traditional building," Lisa Fayne Cohen said, sitting in the high-ceilinged, ornately-plastered living room of her corner apartment in this French Renaissance-style hotel overlooking Central Park.
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There's a cheerful summer-camp-for-grown-ups vibe to the airy, high-ceilinged barn and rectangular pool, lined with 20 intimate, dark-wood bungalows tucked under the shady canopy of desert foliage.
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The popular show, which makes great use of the Kunsthal's high-ceilinged and glass-walled exhibition space and loft-like floorplan, imports IBB's participatory spirit and progressive educational structure into a gallery setting.
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The airy, high-ceilinged lobby, decorated with an eclectic mix of modern furnishings and Asian antiques, is a great hangout spot, as is the roof terrace, complete with a plunge pool and sun loungers.
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Just before 9 in the evening, after Ms. Ashkenazi took her bow, a small group of editors were given a private viewing of the work, in the quiet, high-ceilinged refectory of the basilica.
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In the ornate, high-ceilinged splendor of Capitol Conference Room H-140, he was met by a group of Republican congressmen, three of them from Florida, who helped oversee federal spending on the Everglades.
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To the right, two bright, high-ceilinged rooms separated by pocket doors serve as a studio-and-gallery space for the owners' design business, Tandem Co., and could easily be converted into living quarters.
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The work area occupies a spacious, high-ceilinged studio with desk stations along the walls and plastic bins and crates full of items similar to those I saw in the guys' basement in Fort Collins.
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It offers a pebbly beach on the Black Sea, a statue of Lenin in the lobby, high-ceilinged rooms with chandeliers, bad plumbing and rotary telephones, as well as glorious sunshine well into late fall.
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A large, high-ceilinged living room on the main floor features a fireplace and wide sliding glass doors that open to a wraparound balcony overlooking the nearby American Museum of Natural History and the park.
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Its high-ceilinged suites are elegantly appointed with antique mirrors and tufted armchairs, while breakfast — ricotta pie, fennel salami and candied orange rinds — is served at a long dining table beneath a draped crystal chandelier.
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SHANGHAI — President Xi Jinping of China strode this week through a high-ceilinged factory that makes magnets out of rare earths, minerals that are essential to global manufacturing and a sector that his country dominates.
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He and I are sitting in a high-ceilinged room of the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, and next to me is a wide-eyed child roaming some frozen landscape as a lamp post.
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That changed with the arrival of Prudencia, a high-ceilinged, glass-roofed space with a thoughtful menu that changes daily, and might include beef short ribs, a beet-and-strawberry salad, tofu and fennel bisque.
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Off the Menu Café Altro Paradiso The airy, generously windowed, high-ceilinged space for the new restaurant from Ignacio Mattos and Thomas Carter is a far cry from Estela, their railroad flat overlooking East Houston Street.
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"This is my neon emporium, my museum of light, my Aladdin's cave," Bracey told Reuters from the center of the high-ceilinged studio which runs up an electricity bill of over 700 pounds ($900) a week.
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As we walked through the high-ceilinged rooms, Patrick told me that in April he attended the ceremony at Banna Strand, commemorating Casement's arrest there, and saw the exhibition about him at the Kerry County Museum.
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As Washington settled into the Winter Institute's high-ceilinged meeting room, she — and her sister, father, brother-in-law and children — were still processing Burke's avalanche of new information and wondering what else might be revealed.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads BERLIN — When you visit one of the many high-ceilinged, post-industrial cultural spaces in Berlin, they might seem like they were just built for site-specific, oversized contemporary art.
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For there, in the middle of the fourth-floor showroom, was a towering stack of used books, perhaps 300 in all, repurposed into a piece of decorative sculpture for someone with a high-ceilinged living room.
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Walking around the installation in the high-ceilinged hall, I felt as if I was inside a sacred space — and yet, the reality was that the prayer-book holders held only one prayer: that of hope.
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Taking the title of the world's best restaurant for the first time this year, Eleven Madison Park offers diners a distinctive menu served within a high-ceilinged art deco space overlooking the green lawns of its namesake.
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The lower level of the duplex, which has a private elevator landing, contains the main entertaining rooms, including a high-ceilinged great room, dining room, library and eat-in kitchen with Wolf, Sub-Zero and Miele appliances.
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Their high-ceilinged apartment, which measures 2,474 square feet, has four bedrooms and three and a half baths, along with a windowed kitchen and a separate breakfast room/pantry with a wet bar and a laundry area.
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In the high-ceilinged central gallery of Kayne Griffin Corcoran, the enormous Cor-Ten steel work "Drusilla Senior" (218) dominates, placed near a group of slim totem-like sculptures and the dynamic, geometrically rigid "Dallas Pyramid" (2616).
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Her audience, women in publishing, wellness entrepreneurs and stay-at-home moms in their 40s and 50s, had convened in this high-ceilinged waterfront house of a friend to gossip over margaritas and discuss their sexual appetites.
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"There are buyers for luxury goods, but in terms of volume, it may not be there," she said during a tour of the high-ceilinged lobby, speaking over the drone of buzz saws and the clank of hammers.
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Cars belonging to officials and buses carrying performing arts groups clogged the expansive parking lot as smartly dressed women filed into the packed theater, the clicking of their heels reverberating off the walls of the high-ceilinged lobby.
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Size: 29525,165 square feet Price per square foot: $371 Indoors: The deep front porch is original to the house, as are the long, high-ceilinged living room and dining room, and three main-floor bedrooms and two bathrooms.
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Inside, it is high-ceilinged and light-filled, the living room governed by the presence of a long, twisty, futuristic-looking couch selected in part so that their cat, Neo, would have some interesting shapes to climb on.
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At 53W53, developed by Hines, the Pontiac Land Group and Goldman Sachs, the 0003th-floor amenity "pavilion" will include a pool in a high-ceilinged space with a wall of south-facing windows and two walls of vertical gardens.
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"I wonder what we're going to find," said Ronni Baer, the senior curator of European paintings, as she gazed at the man's portrait, which lay flat on a table in the grayish light of a high-ceilinged conservation room.
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There is an 889-square-foot bonus space on the third floor, and a high-ceilinged finished basement with a temperature-controlled wine cellar, a large guest suite, a bedroom/fitness room and a television room with a kitchenette.
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The high-ceilinged, stripped-down corridor that was previously a zone for drinks and snacks is now essentially its own establishment (although it shares the dining room's kitchen), with a full menu focussed on husmanskost , or Swedish home cooking.
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Size: 250,222 square feet Price per square foot: $2279 Indoors: Built in the 8473s and renovated two years ago, with new roofing, kitchen, floors and paint, the house has a pair of bonnet roofs that create high-ceilinged interiors.
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"The historical role of a coffee shop is a place to meet and have a conversation," said Karen Paul, one of the entrepreneurs behind Filtered, which occupies a high-ceilinged space at the corner of Third Avenue and 134th Street.
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Add Chipmunks-meet-Aqua processed vocals and the treacherous acoustics of the high-ceilinged Bushwick venue 3 Dollar Bill, and it's easy to see why the party-inducing beat takes such precedence in this immersive production from the Neon Coven collective.
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It's almost a relief to enter the high-ceilinged spaces of the New Museum — which can often feel cramped when filled with artworks — to find them emptied out and plunged in darkness, with only a few large video screens to occupy our attention.
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Over the weekend, 150 or so participants moved between a high-ceilinged conference room at the Westin hotel and other activities, including the reception at the governor's mansion and a dinner at an adobe fort in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains.
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Her Big Mama's restaurant sits inside a high-ceilinged new cornerstone of a development meant to transform a part of Omaha that residents had long complained was neglected with trendy apartments, a giant green space for outdoor concerts and coding classes for kids.
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On a recent December afternoon in a high-ceilinged loft in downtown Manhattan, dozens of dressed-to-the-nines people young and old milled around drinking Champagne and eating canapés while the Dartmouth Rockapellas performed "Build Me Up Buttercup" and other classics.
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"Otello" was presented in the LightSpace Studios in Williamsburg, a high-ceilinged photo and film production house whose smooth walls emitted a penetrating odor of fresh plaster and paint and created harsh acoustics that in places sapped all warmth from the voices.
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To that end, there are cane and velvet barrel chairs in the high-ceilinged cafe, Cacao Patisserie, and, in some of the bedrooms, French lounge chairs covered in graphic hill-tribe fabrics and linen-colored pendant lights draped in tribal silver beads.
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His expansive high-ceilinged work space is currently occupied by a group of sprawling mixed-media paintings — made partly from collaged cutout pieces from his earlier works — that will soon depart for his coming exhibition, "Milagros," at Lehmann Maupin gallery in Manhattan.
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I have arrived too late to witness the "magical" act of 46 gallons of local curds separating from the whey for the paneer cheese that they make five days a week, but the pungent smell of whey is still strong in the high-ceilinged warehouse.
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We paid a visit to Notion's "hidden" new office in San Francisco's Mission District, where employees take their shoes off before entering, walk around in socks on heated floors, and drink Kombucha on tap in a high-ceilinged building that was once a garage.
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Patrón (Malabia 1644) occupies a light-filled, high-ceilinged space in Palermo Soho where you can pick up exquisite handcrafted leather and suede cross-body bags and canvas backpacks from Bastardo and Le Bas, two hip Buenos Aires leather brands (handbags around 3,900 pesos).
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The dimensions of the "iD" paintings relate to Wallinger's body — 6 by 12 feet, as wide as the span of his arms and twice as high — but were also made possible, "in a rather Darwinian way," he says, by his move to a new, high-ceilinged studio.
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Inside is a far quieter scene: A large, high-ceilinged, dimly fluorescent-lit warehouse space filled with half a dozen rows of gray metal shelves, mostly covered in a seemingly random collection of books, from The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire to Hunger Games.
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In the basement of a stately, high-ceilinged church here earlier this month, a class for newly arrived refugees was momentarily interrupted by a young boy dressed in a Christmas-colored elf costume and a girl in a princess dress who'd run in chasing after him.
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There is often a hush in the high-ceilinged room, which after Sunday's annual induction ceremony will welcome five new members: Ivan Rodriguez, Jeff Bagwell, Tim Raines, the former commissioner Bud Selig and John Schuerholz, a top executive for the Kansas City Royals and Atlanta Braves.
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She also longed to escape that world of convention, she told me, in her high-ceilinged, top-floor apartment in a Brooklyn brownstone—which she moved into, in part, because it's O.K. to smoke there, an eighties vice that she has carried into the new millennium.
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NEW HAVEN, Connecticut — In the basement of a stately, high-ceilinged church here earlier this month, a class for newly arrived refugees was momentarily interrupted by a young boy dressed in a Christmas-colored elf costume and a girl in a princess dress who'd run in chasing after him.
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As he recounts his jarring life story to me at his newest, high-ceilinged, shiny location in Highland Park, he takes swigs of Hennessy, an ingredient in an experimental Cruffin that is served with a tiny pipette of boozy cereal milk, and woofs down more of his own pastries.
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"It's such a dynamic project, and we're taking on so much of it," said David Kaplan, an owner and operator of Death & Co. In the lobby bar, the dark gothic interior of the New York space will be traded for an airy, bright, high-ceilinged room with actual windows.
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"I love living in a hip neighborhood, but rents in the building next door have gone up as much as 100 percent since MOCA," said Angola Murdoch, a 16-year resident who operates the aerialist troupe LookUp Theatre from her high-ceilinged home in a converted 1890 munitions factory.
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"I love living in a hip neighborhood, but rents in the building next door have gone up as much as 100 percent since MOCA," said Angola Murdoch, a 16-year resident who operates the aerialist troupe LookUp Theatre from her high-ceilinged home in a converted 1890 munitions factory.
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These series are arranged on walls dividing the usually wide-open, high-ceilinged main floor of Holding House into more intimate spaces, and force a consideration of not only each canvas, but its relation to the others in its cluster, and crucially, the space between and around them.
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With the help of the architect Marc Anderson of M. Anderson Design of East Harlem, she commenced a gut renovation, transforming the house into a stunning, high-ceilinged home with five bedrooms, five full baths and three half baths, across roughly 5,500 square feet of space, including the finished basement.
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Standing alone in the quiet, high-ceilinged room, I was reminded of the first stanza of Robert Creeley's poem "The Door (II)": It is hard going to the door cut so small in the wall where the vision which echoes loneliness brings a scent of wild flowers in a wood.
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The deals are easy enough to explain, of course, and the fact that the confluence of a largely lame free-agent class and the unveiling of a historically high-ceilinged salary cap produced these results is, if nothing else, the sort of bizarre justice that the market tends to deliver.
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Its stained-glass triptych looks across the avenue at one of Miami Beach's newest businesses, the Time Out Market Miami, a dazzling nearly-block-long, high-ceilinged food hall with hip lighting, pulsating music, three bars, 18 places to eat, many with a Latin accent, and an industrial, stainless-steel exterior.
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Visitors to the Kunstforum Wien first enter a high-ceilinged room in which the show's unmistakable anchor piece is on view in a specially constructed vitrine — the nearly 19408-foot-long, multi-part drawing "Le Cloisonné de théâtre" (227–219), in colored pencil on pieced-together sheets of paper, by Corbaz.
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The show is tripartite and hung salon-style in the gallery's high-ceilinged space: some three hundred drawings and paintings from the Rhoda Kellogg International Children's Art Collection; fifty of Belott's own paintings; and multimedia works produced in an art classroom, inside the gallery, by local New York City schoolchildren.
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" Unlike the cheap-and-cheerful Civic, the Hondajet is marketed like an expensive sports car, presented on a slowly rotating platform in the company's delivery room, a pristine, high-ceilinged hangar at its headquarters in Greensboro, N.C. "The Hondajet is meant to evoke the image of being the sports car of business jets.
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Here, men and women sit at computer consoles behind large wall-mounted schematic track and station displays in a high-ceilinged, windowless command space, directing the changes — moving a local train to an express track, taking a train out of service — that determine the daily transportation fate of thousands, sometimes millions, of passengers.
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On Thursday, as confirmed cases in Westchester County climbed to nearly 150, some of those classmates joined their parents at the Peter Bracey Apartment Complex on the south side of New Rochelle, where the grassy knolls and high-ceilinged homes of the north give way to brick towers and narrow row houses.
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Set in a high-ceilinged industrial room in Cetinjska — the former Bip Brewery complex in the central Skadarlija neighborhood that is now crammed with hip bars and restaurants — Dim functions as a bar, a club, an exhibition space, a live avant-garde music venue, and a hub for artistic and creative types.
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The high-ceilinged, slightly gone-to-seed establishment is festooned with rugby ephemera — the sport being as sacred to Gascons as duck fat — and is furnished with a long wood bar, a couple of rickety barstools, and, teetering slightly on the beer-stained wood-slat floor, a dozen or so zinc-topped tables.
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It was lunchtime, and in a large, high-ceilinged room with fluted pilasters a long line of aging men in dark three-piece suits — actors playing veterans of the Burma campaign in World War II who have gathered to hear Mountbatten (Charles Dance) deliver a commemorative address — were lining up in front of a buffet.
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Clapham is objectively shit and anyone who enjoys living there or spending time there is very likely the result of some Satanic birthing ritual which leaves the resulting spawn wanting nothing more from life than a "decent neighborhood Italian place," and a high-ceilinged pub that charges £6 for an Amstel and shows the rugby.
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Visitors who had walked the 17 minutes from the L train, waited for the free shuttle bus, or avoided public transportation altogether by riding their bikes streamed through the parking lot and into the light-filled, high-ceilinged, formerly industrial brick building that housed this past weekend's BABZ Fair (formerly the Bushwick Art Book and Zine Fair).
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Back when the Park Avenue Armory served as the headquarters for New York State's Seventh Regiment of the National Guard, it housed on its ground floor a massive, high-ceilinged room where retired soldiers could lounge with a brandy in one hand, a cigar in the other, and a spittoon by their sides.
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Random gathered objects, including a mesmerizing, Russ & Daughters babka loaf, a protest sign with the text "No Trump, no KKK, no Fascist USA," prismatic paper lanterns, and cryptic messages hand-scrawled onto poster board (for example, "You're being paranoid about the wrong things") dot the high-ceilinged space — and crowd the perimeters of many of her portraits.
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Now it arrives, after three years in temporary digs and with a sweet 20-year-lease I wish I could negotiate on my own apartment, in a cast-iron building at 11 Cortlandt Alley, just off Canal Street, where artists can have the run of a high-ceilinged ground floor and perform in a spacious basement.
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Next door, the de la Cruz Collection displays the personal holdings of the collectors Rosa and Carlos de la Cruz in three high-ceilinged floors filled with rotating displays of avant-garde heavyweights like Isa Genzken and Dana Schutz; permanent space has been set aside for the works of the Cuban-American experimentalist Felix Gonzalez-Torres.
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Create your own version of this at El Preferido de Palermo, an elegant high-ceilinged restaurant with old-fashioned accents that the owner, Pablo Rivera (also the owner of nearby Don Julio, the famous steakhouse that you have to book months in advance, or queue for hours), has chosen to retain, like the drafty wood-outlined windows and the tile floor.
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Meet some of the last refugees to come to America before Trump's ban Meet some of the last refugees to come to America before Trump's ban NEW HAVEN, Connecticut — In the basement of a stately, high-ceilinged church here earlier this month, a class for newly arrived refugees was momentarily interrupted by a young boy dressed in a Christmas-colored elf costume and a girl in a princess dress who'd run in chasing after him.
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Once past the Pantheon-like columns and into the grand, high-ceilinged, neoclassical building, which was built for an 13th-century tobacco merchant and harks back to a more glorious era when Glasgow was a world leader in shipbuilding and trade, you are greeted with a quintessential image of Britishness: two black canine statues, "Churchill's Dogs" (21) which is Kenny Hunter's representation of Churchill's "black dog," the name he gave to his depression.
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"I Woke up Naked" (2018), a robotically animated, swinging LED sign, loaded with multilingual first-person accounts of sexual assault, marks a foray on Holzer's part into working with sound: The piece, in a cavernous, high-ceilinged room, makes a tremendous, reverberating mechanical noise that felt especially grim on a day when all of the local newspapers had reported on a gang rape of a young woman in a popular Bilbao park the night before.
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One evening in April, I walked through the halls of the New York City Ballet's rehearsal studios at the Rose Building in Lincoln Center, past black-and-white posters of performances of Balanchine's classics, past three dancers sprawled in leg warmers on a sofa with a small dog at their feet, into a high-ceilinged rehearsal room where Peck was putting the finishing touches on a new ballet, "Easy," which would debut weeks later at a festival for Jerome Robbins's centennial.
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