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skylighted
(redirected from skylit)

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sky·light·ed  (skltd) also sky·lit (sklt)
adj.
Having a skylight.
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It comprises two blocks of galleries extending north from earlier additions to the Beaux Arts original, linked by a skylit concourse and shaded by aluminium blades set into a lofty white steel canopy.
050 Art Institute of Chicago by Webb, Michael / The Architectural Review
As you open the door from the Lit & Phil you will enter the Nicholas Wood Memorial Library, the beautiful interior illuminated by a high arched skylit ceiling and stained glass windows.
culture: Building tour - Lit & Phil Society and Mining Institute by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
His starting point here was what he calls the labyrinth of the Kargl gallery--which begins at a back alley storefront, goes down a spiral staircase and then up more stairs, past a piazza, into the main, skylit exhibition space, and ends in a dark alcove.
Matt Mullican: Georg Kargl Fine Arts by Huck, Brigitte / Artforum International
 
 
 
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