"When spec building is going on, the idea among developers is: Let's make it as big as the municipality will allow, with minimum 36-foot ceilings — clear height" for trucks, "superflat floors, everything perfect — and see what rent we can get," said Mr. Danzig, a broker.
With high ceilings, clear sightlines, multi-level balconies and three bars, Union Transfer is attracting top national and international talent in genres as varied as rock, funk, rap and hip hop.
You can be in bed, warm and cozy from the woodstove, gazing up through a domed window in the ceiling at clear skies and dancing stars.
The advertisement is the second time that Mrs. Bachmann has insisted she will never vote to raise the debt ceiling, a clear signal that she believes her presidential campaign is fueled by the Tea Party movement.
The two floors that make up In's Point are crammed with new and used toy collectibles; acres of lego, game characters and movie merchandise, stacked floor to ceiling, in clear perspex stalls.
Some manuscripts recently on view in the office of the mosque's imam were kept locked behind screened cabinet doors, which protected them from insects, though the room itself, with its crumbling, water-damaged ceiling, gave clear evidence of other environmental liabilities.
Back Forty shies away from outright rusticity, preferring Shaker simplicity, albeit as if filtered through the mind of John Pawson: the walls are spare and high, adorned here and there with ikebana-esque groupings of antique farm tools, tall glass cylinders stacked with apples, and curiously shaped gourds with elongated necks; electric candelabra are suspended from the ceiling in clear globes.
Books hang from the ceiling on clear acrylic shelves in The Sanctuary of Crystal, which gets its name from the mirrored glass bricks lining its walls.
In the exhibition at Fridman Gallery, however, she and Manning present Probably Chelsea (2017), a collaboration that takes the form of a set of thirty different 3D-printed masks suspended from the ceiling on clear filaments.
