Windhover Hall is the grand entrance hall for the Quadracci Pavilion at Milwaukee Museum of Art. It is Santiago Calatrava’s postmodern interpretation of a Gothic Cathedral, complete with flying buttresses, pointed arches, ribbed vaults, and a central nave topped by a 90-foot-high glass roof. An average-sized, two-story family home would fit comfortably inside the reception hall.
The hall’s chancel is shaped like the prow of a ship, with floor-to-ceiling windows looking over Lake Michigan. The image below captures the designs and shadows of the Windhover Hall.
Shadow Designs
Lovely shades of gray………
Thanks Rupande!
This does create interesting shadows. Thanks for sharing.
Sure does. Thanks Tim!
You’re welcome
Nice architecture
Definitely
I love this angle
Thanks!
Great interior design which creates hormone with external view!
Absolutely so!