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    CULTURAL CENTRE

    BY: MOHIT KABRA


    WHAT IS CULTURAL CENTER
    ◦ A cultural center is a facility or space dedicated to promoting and preserving the cultural
    heritage, arts, and traditions of a community or region.

    Art Exhibitions: Showcasing Performances: Hosting Workshops and Classes: Community Events: Organizing
    visual arts, including paintings, music, dance, theater, and Offering educational festivals, fairs, and other
    sculptures, and photography. other live performances. programs in arts, crafts, and community gatherings.
    cultural practices.
    SPACES

    PRIVATE SPACES SEM- PUBLIC


    PUBLIC SPACES SPACES

    • DANCE PRACTICE • ENTRANCE


    STUDIO • ADMINISTRATION
    • FOYER
    • RECORDING ROOM BLOCK
    • PARKING
    • DEMONSTRATION • OAT
    • PUBLIC OPEN
    ROOM • MUSEUM OF
    SPACES( OAT,
    • STAFF QUARTERS DANCE
    COURTYARD,
    • STUDENT QUARTERS • LIBRARY
    GARDEN)
    • SERVICE BLOCK • CAFFETRIA
    • MUSEUM
    • DINING FACILITIES • AUDITORIUM
    • CONVECTION
    • TRANING AND • WORKSHOP AND
    CENTRE
    MEETING ROOM STUDIO
    • GALLERY
    SPACES IN AUDITORIUM:

    AUDITORIUM

    BACKSTAGE TECHINICAL ACCESSIBILITY


    MAIN HALL SUPPORT SPACES
    AREAS AREA FEATURES

    SEATING LOBBY WHEELCHAITR


    STAGE GREEN ROOM CONTROL
    RESTROOMS SPACES
    ASILES STORAGE ROOM ROOM
    CONCESSION ENTRANCE AND
    DRESSING ROOM PROJECT BOOTH
    STANDS EXIT
    MAKEUP ROOM EXHIBITION AREA
    AUDITORIUM:
    ◦ Auditorium, the part of public building where an audience sits, the area on which the performance or the object of the
    audience attention is presented.
    ◦ The area of auditorium can increase as per the number of audience members you plan to seat:
    50-100 seats: Approximately 100-200 m²
    ◦ 100-200 seats: Approximately 200-400 m²
    ◦ 200-300 seats: Approximately 400-600 m²
    ◦ 300-500 seats: Approximately 600-1,000 m²
    ◦ 500-1,000 seats: Approximately 1,000-2,000 m²
    ◦ 1,000-2,000 seats: Approximately 2,000-4,000 m²
    ◦ Theater seats are often between 19 and 22-inches wide, which is quite a range.
    ◦ There are two basic seating layouts you can consider for an auditorium: Multiple aisle: This seating arrangement
    offers a formal setup, suitable for lecture halls and business conferences. though the seat count can vary, the typical
    limit is a maximum of 14-16 chairs per row.
    ◦ The space between the roof and fall ceiling will be minimum of 3m to 4m to accommodate HVAC ducts , lighting and
    electricity.
    Zone 4- Backstage in
    Zone 1- Entrance , lobby , staircase, Zone 2- Seating Zone 3- Stage area which rehearsal
    toilets , office , spaces, ticket counter capacity area room , green room
    and toilet
    AUDITORIUM:
    LOBBY:
    The lobby is located inside the primary entrance to the auditorium.
    It offers a comfortable space for gathering as well immediate walk
    space to box-office, stairs and elevators to the upper level. The area
    needed for lobby can differ according to the number of people. For a
    person 0.9 sq m to 1.4 sq m is needed.

    SEATING:
    Volume of space for 1 person is 3.5 m3 to 5m3
    Width to length ratio is 2:1
    Height of the auditorium is 7 to 9 m
    Aisle width is 1.2m
    Chair size 0.5m x 0.5 m
    The length of the auditorium from the edge of the stage should be
    24m
    LINE OF
    SIGHT
    A human eye can recognize
    a person at maximum 24m
    and the mode of vision
    should be
    From the 1st row center
    seat it will be 110 degree
    From middle row center
    seat it will be 60 degree
    And from last row it is 30
    degree
    ASILE STAGE
    ◦ They are the accessible space in auditorium
    The depth should be 4-6m
    ◦ It should be 1.2 m width The width of the stage should
    ◦ If the Asile can reach from one end of the row the be 9 to 12 m and depending
    seat count may be limited to 7-8 upon the purpose of the stage
    ◦ Stage to the first row distance should be 4.5 to 6 m

    angle or slope of the seating area in relation to the stage. It


    CHAIR SIZE
    BACKSTAGE :
    ◦ GREEN ROOM:
    ◦ Green Room:
    Purpose: A lounge area for performers to relax before or after their performance.
    Dimensions: Typically ranges from 150 to 300 square feet, depending on the size of the auditorium and the number of performers.
    ◦ Dressing Rooms:
    Purpose: Individual or shared spaces for performers to change costumes and prepare for their roles.
    Dimensions:
    Individual Dressing Rooms: Around 100 to 150 square feet each.
    Shared Dressing Rooms: Approximately 200 to 400 square feet, accommodating multiple performers.
    ◦ Restrooms:
    Purpose: Separate restrooms for performers and crew, often located close to dressing rooms.
    Dimensions: Each restroom can be around 50 to 100 square feet, with accessible options requiring additional space.
    ◦ Storage Rooms:
    Purpose: For storing costumes, props, and other equipment.
    Dimensions: Generally about 100 to 300 square feet, depending on the volume of items stored.
    ◦ Technical Booth:
    Purpose: A control room for lighting, sound, and other technical aspects of the performance.
    Dimensions: Typically around 150 to 200 square feet, with good sightlines to the stage.
    ◦ Practice Room
    Purpose: A dedicated space for performers to rehearse and practice their routines or lines. It may also be used for vocal warm-ups or choreography.
    Dimensions:
    ◦ Standard practice rooms usually range from 200 to 400 square feet, allowing enough space for movement and equipment.

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