Here your feet are planted on brick, as if you were still at the level of the quays outside, but the white ceiling curves itself into vaults, across which constellations of light gather, suggesting a saloon, a drawing room, or an old-fashioned foyer to a musical space.
When night falls, hundreds of LED lighting pixels come alive, which architect Ben van Berkel refers to as "gently shifting constellations of light" that respond to the media activity on Hanbit Avenue where the building stands.
Frames of reference are like the constellation of lights, some of them blinking, on an airliner descending toward an airport at night.
A constellation of light bulbs glows from the stage at St . Anns Warehouse in Brooklyn, where the monologuist extraordinaire Daniel Kitson has set up his own planetarium.
He was surrounded by jazz musicians and small constellations of Christmas lights.
Infiniti's taillights are recognizable at night by their circular constellations of red light, like Betsy Ross flags.
He saw the constellations of window-light that had formed from the modest stone homes fanning over the valley and up the hillsides.
The constellation of Manhattan lights became denser and denser.
Likewise at night, returning home with Lili, from a dinner or a party, he studies the constellation of attic lights twinkling under the low Turin skies.
If they needed a sign of the public's rumbling unease, the Witney byelection, where the Tory majority was cut by four-fifths, offered a constellation of warning lights.
