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Atrium
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atrium
any chamber that is connected to other chambers or passageways (especially one of the two upper chambers of the heart)
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atrium
a large area typically with glass walls or roof in the middle of a building such a shopping center
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atrium
an open central courtyard or open space, often with a skylight, that is surrounded by a building or enclosed by walls, commonly found in ancient Roman architecture
What is an "atrium"?
An atrium is an open central space or courtyard that is typically found in the center of a building, often featuring a skylight to allow natural light to enter. This area is surrounded by walls or rooms, creating a sense of enclosure while still being open to the sky. Atriums were commonly used in ancient Roman architecture, serving as a focal point for homes and public buildings. They provide a welcoming atmosphere and often include gardens, fountains, or seating areas, making them an inviting space for gatherings and relaxation.
Exemple
The museum commissioned a site-specific installation for its atrium.
The apartment complex was built around a lush atrium garden, offering residents a tranquil oasis in the heart of the city.
The office building was designed with an atrium at its center, providing a communal gathering space for employees and visitors.
The window installation team glazed the skylights with transparent glass to maximize natural light in the atrium.
The museum's atrium served as a welcoming entrance hall, with a dramatic staircase leading up to the galleries.
