The innards of a stadium?
Correct!
It's behind the big screens, between them and the outer skin.
Cool! It just looked like it curved like one...
... figured it was a stadium of sorts... but which one!?
Arsenal? Tottenham?
Got it.
THIS is what the comm is for! Perfect liminal space, fascinating to boot.
High up inside new Wembley Stadium.
Not Wembley. Wembley is remarkably efficient in its space usage, so no big open cavities.
Millennium Dome?
๐ Millennium dome is mostly fabric.
O2 Arena then.
O2 Arena is the millennium dome. It was sold and renamed.
Yes, the arena is inside the fabric.
The whole thing was rebranded as the O2 Arena. You won't see millennium dome anywhere onsite.
Haven't seen the dome since it was built, it will always be The Millennium Dome in my heart.
Charming, like the resonance sway of The Millennium Bridge on opening week.
Same here. Apparently the media teams had the terminology change drummed into them quite hard. They really wanted the rebranding to stick.
I didn't have any jobs there over that period, so that's second hand info.
Is this a foxconn assembly plant / dormatory?
Yes, this is a theater in London, I saw a Tom Scott video about it. That stairway leads up to where the lighting arrays are and to roof access.
Unfortunately not, though it is in London.
Truman Show?
It does have that feel, crossed with a Borg cube.
Liminal spaces are the subject of an Internet aesthetic portraying empty or abandoned places that appear eerie, forlorn, and often surreal. Liminal spaces are commonly places of transition (pertaining to the concept of liminality) or of nostalgic appeal.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liminal_space_(aesthetic)
