It has a single dome, rectangular floor plan, and frescoes by the Russian painter Andrey Rublyov (1360/70 c. 1430), founder of the Moscow school of painting.
The buildings rose to four storeys, with attic floors above, surmounted by large squared domes in a style inspired by the French Renaissance.
The year the Titanic went down, the grandest building in Ventura went up, complete with neoclassic columns, stained glass domes, marble floors--and built into its facade, a $6-million repair bill that could come due any day now.
It has a single dome, a rectangular floor plan, and frescoes by the Russian painter Andrey Rublyov (1360/70 c. 1430), founder of the Moscow school of painting.
"The Anti-Pantheon" shows the famous coffered dome below, the floor above and ladders and platforms erected by little upright people who lounge around or go about various unremarkable activities like post-apocalyptic survivors.
In the gallery is a set of tubular metal structures resembling children's playground climbing equipment, which includes one shaped like a rocket and a geodesic dome skeleton whose floor is covered with stuffed animals.
It is a 1200 feet wide and 140 feet deep explosion pit with a much smaller glass dome on its floor.
A look into the woody dining room -- with its pressed tin ceiling, overhead fans, bare shiny floors, dome lighting and photos of bygone American roadhouse eateries (my favorite is Posey's Topless Oysters) -- reveals burgers in baskets, butter patties in foil wrappers and ketchup in bottles.
Eight massive piers connect the buttresses of the dome area to the floor of the cathedral.
The dome below the upper floor of Milstein Hall is a simple uplifting of the exterior plaza surface that connects the upper and lower floors.
