The Court
“Closer, the effect of the building was more like that of a cathedral, it seemed to reach beyond the sky, out toward Heaven itself. Green reflected it was an inspired blend of modern simplicity and the majesty of ancient European architectural concepts.
He entered with a group of students. They carried large bags of books, looking more like peddlers than scholars. A small female law student trudged ahead of him, her boots kicking off snow as she bore her burden with the determination of a Russian peasant woman.
Green stamped the snow from his feet and looked around. The vaulted interior was just as impressive as the exterior. The large atrium, or lobby, was a pleasant, no-nonsense place, with strategic bulletin boards placed at convenient spots. On one side of the building’s prow a multistoried law library was visible through glass panels. A visitor could look down into the basement level and see comfortable study cubicles surrounded by neat rows of book stacks. Each of the floors was visible.
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