'atrium' is a correct and usable word in written English.
An atrium is a large, open area at the center of a building, usually with a glass roof and open to the outside. For example, you could say, "The office building features a beautiful glass atrium in the center of the lobby."
With 37,000 square feet of flexible retail space spread across eight alternating levels and a full height central atrium, the retail layout allows for easy navigation and the serendipitous discovery of new books.
There are several new wards, built around a dramatic, glass-roofed atrium.
A few of those who had made the effort to squeeze themselves into the atrium unkindly speculated that Cameron was trying to make trouble in Ed Balls' constituency.
We were standing in the soaring atrium of the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao, designed by Gehry.
But in a large, intermittently populated space such as an atrium or lecture hall, Dr Ratti believes the energy used for heating could in theory be cut by up to 90%.
Marzee in Nijmegen, an hour outside Amsterdam, is a four-storey converted grain warehouse with a double-height glass atrium which would be the envy of any fine-art gallery.
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Get there early for coffee and pastries in the airy new atrium by Rick Mather, a leading London architect, or to see glorious works by Titian, Velazquez and 18th-century French masters.
Hence Southdale's density and its atrium, where shoppers were expected to sit and debate over cups of coffee, just as they do in the Piazza San Marco or the Place Dauphine.
Not Harvard, which finished third, but the Zapara School of Business at La Sierra University in California (pictured), whose brand-new main building features freeze-dried palm trees in its atrium.
Look, don't touch Logoland Correction: PayPal ReprintsAfter logging in visitors will arrive in an atrium displaying a map of the exhibition with the names of participating galleries.
