Theatre design interior

Image 31 of 55 from gallery of Yangzhou Grand Canal Theatre / TJAD. Photograph by SFAP

2021 Best of Year winner for Entertainment. It was the stage in its multiple aspects—a space for actors and performers, a focal point for audiences, and, above all, a mise-end-scène to be lit—that co-design directors Ajax Law and Virginia Lung of One Plus Partnership had firmly in mind when conceiving this seven-screen cinema complex. The project is the 2021 Best of Year winner for Entertainment.

For the Palace Cinema Raffles City Changning, a 70,000-square-foot movie house in Shanghai,4n Design Architects referenced two sources: the script booklet and the flipbook. The former outlines a plot, while the latter creates a simple animation.

One Plus’s creative inspiration for each project is focused on a specific theme. Each novel and unique design element is incorporated into the project keeping with the selected theme.

Haworth Tompkins has completed its £80 million refurbishment of Brutalist icon the National Theatre, including an aluminium-clad production theatre facility

Whilst the three theatres within the Lyric Theatre Complex draw their own distinct identities from the types of performing arts to which they cater, their designs follow a unified approach essential to both creating a complementary family of theatres and a coherent building. Each theatre therefore has its own distinct colour which relates to its function. This colour is not only applied in the auditoriums, but also in the correlating foyers, thus also acting as a means of wayfinding.

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The Buddy Holly Hall of Performing Arts and Sciences is a new state-of-the-art performance venue in Lubbock, Texas designed by Diamond Schmitt in association with Lubbock architects Parkhill and MWM Architects, built by Lee Lewis construction, and developed by Garfield Public/Private LLC on behalf of the Owner, the Lubbock Entertainment and Performing Arts Association (LEPAA).