Crystal 2.0 at The Page, Rohtak

Crystal 2.0

Arched windows down one side, and a ceiling that carries its own light.

Arched windows along the wall of Crystal 2.0

Arches, and the Light Through Them

A run of tall arched windows takes one wall, so Crystal 2.0 is the hall that works in the middle of the day as readily as late at night. Lunches, ceremonies and daytime receptions do not have to be lit as though it were dark outside.

The coffered ceiling and gold oval lights at Crystal 2.0

Circles of Gold Overhead

The ceiling is coffered into broad discs, each ringed in gold and lit from within, with chandeliers hung at the centres. It throws an even light across the floor rather than pooling it, which is why the room photographs as well at a table in the corner as at the front.

The lit Crystal and Crystal 2 nameplates at the entrance

Named at the Door

Crystal and Crystal 2.0 share an entrance, and the name of each stands lit in a column beside it. The two halls can be taken together for a single long day — a ceremony in one, a dinner in the other — without anybody leaving the floor.

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