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Fusing the practice's interest in extending the meaning and interpretation of known and familiar forms, the auditorium and foyers share an unusually close spatial character, articulated by a series of frozen concrete drapes. Making Plans": Some of us are hard at work making plans / before Death appears in our foyers / tapping the crystal of his watch with a bony finger. The absence of people does not disguise the fact that these intimate niches or expansive halls and foyers are places to walk through, play in, or simply eye distractedly while waiting for something. |
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