Samsa compared his reflection in the hall's full-length mirror with the people walking outside.
Before Dot could answer, a tall, slender girl in a polo shirt and blue jeans — looking about sixteen, and wearing a scalloped horn from an old phonograph on her head — drew Dot away to look at a small erotic sculpture, on a shelf full of small erotic sculptures, all of which (like the lettering on the psychedelic posters at the Kazoo) were distorted, like reflections in a hall of mirrors.
And now, turning 19, watching you heading off to London, going to university, moving away for the first time, leaving images of yourself everywhere I look for you, like reflections in a hall of mirrors... You've taught me so much, little girl.
The adjacent Hall of Reflection offers more space for contemplation.
"If you took your head and put it on the cell door and looked through the crack, you could see down the hall the reflection of the window," Manning told the court, adding that "there was a skylight.
He also built the Illinois Holocaust Museum and Education Center (completed 2009) in Skokie, Illinois, which takes visitors through spaces that are architecturally immersive and representative of a journey through darkness and ultimately ascending into the light (architecturally and spiritually), into the Room of Remembrance and Hall of Reflection.
The only one in which I could readily see my reflection hung in the front hall, which was dim in the daytime and weakly lit at night.
Downward facing acoustic enhancement speakers simulate sound reflection similar to indoor concert hall wall and ceiling effects.
The play was a string of 23 such monologues performed by 10 students and based on recollections and reflections of students, teachers, dining hall workers and janitors.
Comparison of these measurements showed that the delay time of the major reflections in the scale model hall was similar to that of the real hall.
