Auditorium facade design

Image 4 of 20 from gallery of Princess Alexandra Auditorium / Associated Architects LLP. via Associated Architects LLP

Double-glazed channel glass is used to create exterior walls at the entrance of this energy company’s auditorium.

The Folded Auditorium develops in a single volume, optimising the plot and integrating the surrounding urban park. The structure unfolds in four interconnected levels, enveloped by its characteristic skin of wavy surfaces.

Image 8 of 20 from gallery of The Word – National Centre for the Written Word / FaulknerBrowns Architects. © Hufton+Crow

Sanya Haitang Bay Medical and Healthcare Demonstration Center

Image 16 of 42 from gallery of Royal Arena / 3XN + HKS. Photograph by Adam Mørk

Aylesbury_Waterside

3XN's Royal Arena features an undulating wooden facade

Auditorium hall facade section and layout plan details that includes a detailed view of flooring view, doors and windows view, staircase sectional details, balcony view, wall sections and dimensions details, basement car parking floor, tree view, wall design, layout plan details with main entry gate, cultural hall, furniture details, interior details, performance hall, and much more of hall project.

One of the most anticipated cultural venues in Copenhagen, the 35,000 m2 Royal Arena, opened with four sold out concerts by Metallica. Specially designed for concerts and international level sporting events, this new venue combines two key ambitions: to create an attractive and highly flexible multi-purpose arena that can attract spectators locally as well as internationally.

The Sibyl Centre facade at Sydney Uni’s Women’s College uses copper panels supported by Tensile’s cables to depict the legendary Greek character of Sibyl.

Auditorium de Bondy - Arches © 11h45 / PARC Architectes

Image 17 of 17 from gallery of Devon Auditorium / Pickard Chilton. Concept Elevation

Mendoza Partida is an international architecture practice based in Barcelona, the product of the symbiosis and connection between Héctor Mendoza and Mara Partida, two professionals whose unique sensibility for questioning and interpreting a wide variety of contexts and situations, together with a constant search for new ways of doing, endorses their projects.