Northern exposure

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Format
journalArticle
Creator
Gorman, Jean
Title
Northern exposure
Is Part Of
Architectural Lighting
issn
08940436
Has Version
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Abstract
[Rand Elliott] covered the windows that were not surrounded with glass enclosures with white blackout shades and painted the walls of the entire room white, which, in effect, dematerializes the physical aspects of the space and allows the blocks of light to take center stage as the formal elements. "If you were in this space and squinted your eyes, the boundaries of the space would disappear," said Elliott. "All you would sense is glowing vessels of light, you'd feel lost in a sea of light."
Date
2001-02
pages
28
issue
1
volume
16
Subject
Architecture
Photographers
Architects
Native North Americans
Photographs
Elliott, Rand
Light
Renovation & restoration
54131:Architectural Services
54192:Photographic Services
Flooring
Inscriptions
Sun
Spatial Coverage
Oklahoma County, Oklahoma
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Identifier
YQQ2V7RF

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Meyers Photo Shop. "Oklahoma State University Acct." Photograph. n.d. From The Gateway to Oklahoma History. https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1121125/m1/1/?q=oklahoma%20state%20university%20buildings (accessed Novebmer 28, 2023). Oklahoma State University Location