Scenography of Space: More than Music
Scenography of Space: More than Music
- urbanNext, April 3, 2018.
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Audio&visual, Energy and sustainability, expanding design practices, No Density, PLANE—SITE
Acoustics, Active Building, Architecture&art, Art, Audiovisual, Auditorium, Built environment, Cultural agitator, Culture, Design process, Flexibility, Fluid space, France, Functionality, Iceland, Inspiration, Multifunctional building, Multifunctional space, Music, Paris, Poland, Public buildings, Public Space, Reykjavík, Social sustainability, Space & Sound, Technology, Urban catalyst, Wroclaw
Concert halls resonate at multiple frequencies across different scales, reverberating from the body to the city. Both the result and physical embodiment of complex urban policy decisions, they convey not just a sense of urban identity, they also provide a public service for the community residing there – concertgoers or not. In this film created as part of the PLANE—SITE initiated SCENOGRAPHY OF SPACE project, key stakeholders at Europe’s leading contemporary concert halls discuss the need for programming that reaches new audiences. Acoustical and scenographic designers address the architectural challenges that this unprecedented flexibility requires in the design of these musical landmarks.
2575-5374
Architecture Concert Hall Audiovisual
Audio&visual, Energy and sustainability, expanding design practices, No Density, PLANE—SITE
Acoustics, Active Building, Architecture&art, Art, Audiovisual, Auditorium, Built environment, Cultural agitator, Culture, Design process, Flexibility, Fluid space, France, Functionality, Iceland, Inspiration, Multifunctional building, Multifunctional space, Music, Paris, Poland, Public buildings, Public Space, Reykjavík, Social sustainability, Space & Sound, Technology, Urban catalyst, Wroclaw
Concert halls resonate at multiple frequencies across different scales, reverberating from the body to the city. Both the result and physical embodiment of complex urban policy decisions, they convey not just a sense of urban identity, they also provide a public service for the community residing there – concertgoers or not. In this film created as part of the PLANE—SITE initiated SCENOGRAPHY OF SPACE project, key stakeholders at Europe’s leading contemporary concert halls discuss the need for programming that reaches new audiences. Acoustical and scenographic designers address the architectural challenges that this unprecedented flexibility requires in the design of these musical landmarks.
2575-5374
Architecture Concert Hall Audiovisual