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San Gines Cultural Center / Francisco Danus, Jose Macchi, Florencia Escudero, Cristián Boza Wilson

Esquema. Image Cortesía de Cristián Boza Wilson The foyer as the centre presents a game of visual relationships animated by the theatre, the stairs, the bridges and the concrete beams. It is the concession of the theatre and its anteroom. It is the place of convergence and exhibition. It is the intermediate space that filters the interior of the show hall with the exterior. It is a buffer animated by people in constant movement. © Felipe Díaz The building programmatically consists of a theatre for 380 people, offices, multipurpose rooms, dressing rooms and kitchens. It also has a large terrace with a view that ranges from the metropolitan park to the hills in the west. The venues are capable of being in operation simultaneously at different times during the day, turning the building into a great machine of cultural production for the Bellavista sector.

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Cairns Performing Arts Centre / Cox Architecture + CA Architects

© Andrew Watson The building is part of a Cultural Precinct with Munro Martin Parklands which combined delivers a main Proscenium Arch theatre of 950 seats, a 400 seat Flexible Studio, and an external Performance Amphitheatre with a capacity for 3,000. The project reflects a commitment to both residents and the broader region with links to the Torres Strait and the Islands of the Pacific Rim. © Andrew Watson Integrated indigenous Art was commissioned from distant Erub Island in the Torres Strait with the unique recycling of found nylon fishing nets. Performance is integral to indigenous cultures in North Queensland and CPAC provides a support network for emerging talent, vocations in drama, and for touring performances.

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Gallery of David Brownlow Theatre / Jonathan Tuckey Design

Image 2 of 56 from gallery of David Brownlow Theatre / Jonathan Tuckey Design. Photograph by Nick Dearden

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David Brownlow Theatre / Jonathan Tuckey Design

© Jim Stephenson The new, sustainable building has been carefully crafted to sit in concert with the neighbouring buildings and succeeds in turning what was once a featureless car park into an animated civic square. Horris Hill is a day and boarding preparatory school for boys aged between 4 and 13, set within a rural campus in Berkshire. It is located on 85 acres containing woods, sports pitches, and a kitchen garden. Outdoor education and extracurricular activity are fundamental parts of the school, both of which help Horris Hill maintain a whole-school community ethos. Aerial Isometric The theatre, which is named after its main benefactor, Lord David Brownlow, founder of the David Brownlow Charitable Foundation, will significantly enhance the personal development of the 130 pupils attending Horris Hill. It will afford access to all aspects of theatre practice: performance, production, and design – and embed these into the culture of the school.

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Pinghe Bibliotheater / OPEN Architecture

Completed in 2020 in Shanghai, China. Images by Jonathan Leijonhufvud, Hao Chen, Qingshan Wu. Pinghe Bibliotheater is the core of OPEN’s latest project School as Village/Shanghai Qingpu Pinghe International School. A library, a theater, and a.

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