| Art also abounds in the metro: the Louvre-Rivoli platforms are like the antechambers of the world-famous museum, and artists and designers have turned other stations into wondrous spaces over the years. |
| Seated in one of the antechambers, you may feel like a traveler whose train has stalled somewhere on the outskirts of town. |
| The main room was a rectangle with various antechambers and vestibules branching off down its length. |
| Some chambers have become what are often mere antechambers, most of the elected representatives being reduced to ensuring voter loyalty. |
| The four main rooms are identical, consisting of a rectangular plan, a reception area opposite the entrance door and two antechambers. |
| Looking at it was like looking down into a ruined palace, a system of courtyards, chambers, and antechambers that instead of being built into the air had been carved into the earth. |
