The Belly - Revision history

Phil at 03:44, 26 May 2022

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Phil at 02:09, 12 January 2008

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Phil at 07:02, 5 January 2008

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Phil: New page: '''The Belly''' is a seven foot tall mechanical and electrical space hanging beneath the main floor of the Clinton Library. ==References== ==External links== *[http://ascedev.inforonics...

2008-01-05T07:01:24Z

New page: '''The Belly''' is a seven foot tall mechanical and electrical space hanging beneath the main floor of the Clinton Library. ==References== ==External links== *[http://ascedev.inforonics...

New page

'''The Belly''' is a seven foot tall mechanical and electrical space hanging beneath the main floor of the Clinton Library.

==References==

==External links==

*[http://ascedev.inforonics.com/ceonline/ceonline05/0305feat.html Daniel A. Sesil and Onur Güleç, "Commanding Presence," ''Civil Engineering Magazine'' 75.3 (March 2005): 42-49.]

[[Category: Clinton Library]]

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	*[http://ascedev.inforonics.com/ceonline/ceonline05/0305feat.html Daniel A. Sesil and Onur Güleç, "Commanding Presence," ''Civil Engineering Magazine'' 75.3 (March 2005): 42-49.]		*[http://ascedev.inforonics.com/ceonline/ceonline05/0305feat.html Daniel A. Sesil and Onur Güleç, "Commanding Presence," ''Civil Engineering Magazine'' 75.3 (March 2005): 42-49.]
		+	*[https://www.flickr.com/photos/seabrighthoffman/63437770 Flickr photostream of the Clinton Library Belly]

	[[Category: Clinton Library]]		[[Category: Clinton Library]]

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		+	[[Image:Belly-whale.jpg\|thumb\|The Belly is a seven foot tall mechanical and electrical space hanging beneath the main floor of the Clinton Library. The Belly gets its name from architect James Polshek who refers to this area of the Library "the belly of the whale." Photo by Phil Frana.]]
	'''The Belly''' is a seven foot tall mechanical and electrical space hanging beneath the main floor of the [[Clinton Library]]. The Belly gets its name from architect [[James Polshek]] who refers to this area of the Library "the belly of the whale."		'''The Belly''' is a seven foot tall mechanical and electrical space hanging beneath the main floor of the [[Clinton Library]]. The Belly gets its name from architect [[James Polshek]] who refers to this area of the Library "the belly of the whale."

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−	'''The Belly''' is a seven foot tall mechanical and electrical space hanging beneath the main floor of the [[Clinton Library]]. The Belly gets its name from architect [[James Polshek]] who ~~called~~ the ~~area~~ "the belly of the whale."	+	'''The Belly''' is a seven foot tall mechanical and electrical space hanging beneath the main floor of the [[Clinton Library]]. The Belly gets its name from architect [[James Polshek]] who refers to this area of the Library "the belly of the whale."

	==References==		==References==

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−	'''The Belly''' is a seven foot tall mechanical and electrical space hanging beneath the main floor of the Clinton Library.	+	'''The Belly''' is a seven foot tall mechanical and electrical space hanging beneath the main floor of the [[Clinton Library]]. The Belly gets its name from architect [[James Polshek]] who called the area "the belly of the whale."

	==References==		==References==