The chilled air flows from concealed ducts near the top of the room with no duct work crossing the ceiling.
Since these two cues were chosen so as to be very exactly localizable, they have greatly improved the subjects perception of the vertical trajectory by giving the impression of a sound crossing the ceiling before hitting the floor.
A rubber track surrounds it, and steel beams criss-cross the ceiling.
The Unicorn's Foyle studio has been transformed into a garden, complete with ivy-covered arch, a soft carpet of "grass" and washing lines – with rows of white linens – criss-crossing the ceiling.
Ten broad painted crossribs of travertine cross the ceiling and divide it into alternately wide and narrow pictorial spaces, a grid that gives all the figures their defined place.
The apartments are single-storey and rustic in style, with dark beams criss-crossing ceilings and simple rugs softening black slate floors.
Get ready for some scary reading: Let us be perfectly clear: crossing the debt ceiling would be catastrophic.
Coffers were probably originally formed by the wooden beams of a ceiling crossing one another, as in the smaller halls of the great Loire valley châteaus of the early Renaissance.
Stephenson's version of The Haywain is in an irregular-shaped frame, while his The Lady of Shalott is warped with ceiling lights crossing through it.
And when they have to stay put, she can propel her arms into flight, jabbing them at the ceiling or crossing them in front of her to make a point.
The distinctive details are apparent throughout the house, from the Arab carpet tiles, originally imported from Italy, to the ceilings crossed by steel beams at a height of nearly four meters, or 13 feet.
