It would also provide another above-ground building with a central entrance to all the lines.
Two living areas are connected by a covered flyway with a central entrance; the smaller was designed as an office.
Print out the tickets, which contain a bar code, and go to the museum's Velázquez entrance (the central entrance in the middle of the museum's grand facade) and you're in.
Above the library's central entrance lobby rises the only 2-story part of the structure, devoted to a ceremonial suite for the Reagans, a conference room used by the board of trustees, and offices for the foundation.
(RBNY plans to incorporate some of the stadium's better features, like a central entrance for the players, in its new stadium that is currently under construction in Harrison, N.J).
The central entrance was also moved off to one side, which meant that visitors had to pass through a labyrinth of spaces before reaching the heart of the museum.
In 1924 the Calumet Club had the architect J. E. R. Carpenter rather neatly alter the Hollins house, converting the central entrance into a window and pushing the entryway off to the side.
The pairing of glass box and metallic shed is replicated the other side of the complex, in the form of the central entrance pavilion and secondary gallery space, currently arranged as a more conventional suite of rooms.
The new design featured a Beaux Arts-style brick and stone façade, three wide bays with a central entrance, and a double set of engaged pilasters, supporting a pediment.
But it had the merit of requiring virtually no change to Mr Chipperfield's masterplan, unanimously approved last summer.Under this plan, the original character and autonomy of the buildings are to be preserved, but they will be linked by an underground two-tiered "archaeological promenade", served by a new central entrance building capable of handling an expected 4m-5m visitors a year.
