The phrase "atrium floor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the floor area of an atrium, which is a large open space within a building, often featuring a glass roof.
Example: "The conference will be held in the atrium floor, providing a spacious and bright environment for all attendees."
Alternatives: "lobby floor" or "central hall floor".
On the atrium floor, far below the solar skylights, editors sit like starship technicians before glowing computer screens.
This paper investigates the main characteristics of the atrium and their influence on the daylight conditions in the adjoining space and on the atrium floor.
Perhaps this is why a memorial-like artwork by the Turner Prize-winner Jeremy Deller takes pride of place in the middle of the atrium floor.
On Sept. 11, only two of the palms perished immediately, when titanic javelins of steel from the north tower pierced the skylight and embedded in the atrium floor.
Several atrium cases, characterized by a different Well Index, are analysed and a simplified methodology used, to predict daylight factor on the atrium floor and in the adjacent rooms, developed through computer simulation using Radiance as a tool.
In a coordinated move, the crowd, chanting "DREAM Act Now" unfurled banners from the highest floors and laid banners on the atrium floor in a message to senators whose offices they would visit after the action.
Some designers offered ways to get natural light to the closed-in center of the building above the atrium floors, proposing large skylight shafts from the roof.
With 40 works on the sixth floor and 5 more on the second-floor atrium level, it displays a lack of repetition unusual in these product-oriented times.
Mr. Clapp, in the foreground of the band, below, is an unabashed fan of Joseph Eichler, the 1950's builder who sold Modernist homes with flat roofs and atriums, floor-to-ceiling glass walls surrounding indoor gardens.
The atrium, a floor up, is so vast -- and sparsely furnished -- you could toss a football end to end without hitting anything.
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