CaribouKen
11 years ago
Learned a new term tonight, brise soleil (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Br... and a beautiful example of it as designed by Santiago Calatrava for the Milwaukee Art Museum. Time Lapse: Milwaukee Art Museum - Calatrava - Burke...
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CaribouKen
11 years ago
The Quadracci Pavilion, which opened May 4, 2001, features a brise soleil with a wingspan of 217 feet (66m)! Milwaukee Museum of Art
Chris
11 years ago
Wow! That's fascinating!! (woot)
CaribouKen
11 years ago
Here's another very short video from a different angle and with clouds streaming by in the sky. Milwaukee Art Museum
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Skip Z
11 years ago
Thanks
ProfPaperclip
11 years ago
I love that building
DSN☞
11 years ago
that's a good one
dkronfeld
11 years ago
Oh cool! We have a lot of those at work!
CaribouKen
11 years ago
This art museum is now on my bucket list of things to see. :-D
CaribouKen
11 years ago
dkronfeld: You do?
dkronfeld
11 years ago
caribouken: Nothing so elaborate as at the Milwaukee Art Museum, but a lot of basic ones:
dkronfeld
11 years ago
Until I read the Wikipedia link in your post, I had always wondered what the heck they were :-D
CaribouKen
11 years ago
dkronfeld: Wow, really nice and glad to help with the enlightenment.
CaribouKen
11 years ago
I never knew what they were either, but it seems one of my favorite classrooms (long ago) at Wayne State was in a building that has a simple version of them. They're everywhere.
Stereo Nacht
11 years ago
Interesting... In French (well, Quebec's French) those are "pare-soleil", or, for the vertical concrete slabs, "paralumes" (more or less: "against light").
CaribouKen
11 years ago
StereoNacht: A subtle variation, but I like it.
DSN☞
11 years ago
should know that building - Mom went to Wayne for 2 degrees
CaribouKen
11 years ago
DevSpamNull: It's the McGregor Memorial Conference Center. Campus Map
DSN☞
11 years ago
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