1) A panorama of the interior of a building, seen from within
2) From the Greek: NEO means NEW,ORAMA means view; sight; see, that which is seen. Neorama therefore is the New View, the "New that is seen".
3) RAMA also is the Greek form of Ramah of the Bible, which is said to mean 'high place'". Neorama therefore can also be the "Place of the New".
2) From the Greek: NEO means NEW,ORAMA means view; sight; see, that which is seen. Neorama therefore is the New View, the "New that is seen".
3) RAMA also is the Greek form of Ramah of the Bible, which is said to mean 'high place'". Neorama therefore can also be the "Place of the New".
This is more than an ordinary place, almost a Neorama where you can breath new ideas and inspiring thoughts.
Let's fill this place with new and creative ideas... let's build here our Neorama!
Let's fill this place with new and creative ideas... let's build here our Neorama!
by Márcio Carvalho March 19, 2007