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Theatre Engineering and Architecture Volume 5

"Good architecture is not produced by an individual - it takes a collaborative effort by a design team"

This book, particularly, is important to those designing performing arts spaces – it provides the essential background to many aspects, from the brief and the business plan, right through what you need to know about auditorium design, the proscenium zone, planning the foyers, small drama spaces and major lyric theatres. It is not a design guide, but it provides knowledge that can only come from experienced practitioners.

 
Volume 5 - Planning and Architecture
Contents page PDF
PA1 It all starts with the brief and business plan
PA2 Auditorium form is not everything
PA3 Irritations in the throat
PA4 Uncomplicated drama spaces
PA5 Opera and lyric auditoria
PA6 Design of the orchestra pit
PA7 Putting the past to work
PA8 Handling the public
PA9 Scenography and theatre architecture
PA10 Performing arts in urban regeneration
Closing Debate:
Design processes for performing arts buildings
A4, paperback, full colour, 276 pp
ISBN 978-0-9547666-7-2 Purchase online
Hardback copies also available, please ask.
Small uncomplicated drama spaces Putting the past to work The problems of the proscenium Scenography and architecture Design of the orchestra pit
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