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PERFORMING ART CENTRE LITERATURE STUDY MADE BY MADHULIKA SANYAL AFREEN KAMAL MOHAMMAD SARIM

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PERFORMING ART CENTRELITERATURE STUDY

MADE BYMADHULIKA SANYALAFREEN KAMALMOHAMMAD SARIM

What is Performing art and cultural centre?

•A multi-use performance space that is intended for use by various types of the performing arts, including dance, music and theatre. The intended multiple use of performing arts centers in this sense differentiates them from single-purpose concert halls.

•A cluster of performance spaces, usually but not always under one roof, each possibly designed for a specific purpose such as symphonic music or chamber music or theatre, but multi-purpose as a whole

Based on auditorium capacity of 800.

PRINCIPLE OF DESIGN

The horizontal angle to the center line at which objects onstage, upstage of the curtain line, cease to bear the intended relationship to other objects onstage and to the background is approximately 60 .

SIGHT LINES

SEATING

Occupants of all seats are visually related to the performance when the seats are oriented toward the stage . This necessitates curving therows of seats . The center of curvature is located on the center line of the auditorium approximately the depth of the house behind

The angle subtended with the horizontal at the front-most observer by the high object should not exceed 30 degrees . Minimum distance of front seats should be determined by the highest point required to be seen on the stage by about 750 cm or more.

Aisles

All rows are widely spaced and serve as transverse aisles

for purposes of seeing,radial aisle are best, with curved aisles onlyslightly less efficient

Aisles

Room and Auditorium Acoustics

Acoustical Characteristics:

LivenessIntimacyFullnessClarityWarmthBrillianceTextureBlendEnsemble

Acoustic Defects in Auditorium

Absorption Coefficients

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Reverberation Time

The reverberant sound in an auditorium dies away with time as the sound energy is absorbed by multiple interactions with the surfaces of the room. .

Reverberation time is defined as the time for the sound to die away to a level 60 decibels or (1/1,000,000) below its original level.

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