FORMATION OF ADAPTIVE SPACES: A TECHNOLOGICAL TRANSFORMATION OF THEATER ARCHITECTURE

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theater building, balcony floors, traditional theater, three-portal stage, lounge zone

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This article explores the historical evolution of theater architecture. The central aim is to dissect how evolving technological capabilities and the shifting needs of the theater industry have left their mark on theater buildings across different periods and regions. Through a retrospective analysis, the article examines the transformation of theater layouts, the refinement of acoustics, the integration of parametric architecture, and the complex challenge of locating suitable urban sites for theaters. The results of this investigation highlight a significant evolution in theater architecture, a fusion of artistry and technology. Traditional tiered layouts have given way to innovative, non-traditional designs driven by technological advancements and evolving societal demands. The article showcases modern theaters globally that exemplify the marriage of aesthetics and functionality. Additionally, the emergence of platform buildings addresses spatial constraints in crowded urban areas. In conclusion, theater architecture remains a dynamic field, where architects collaborate with directors to craft visually stunning and acoustically impeccable spaces. As the theater industry progresses, theater architecture adapts to meet changing technological and artistic requirements, making it a captivating and ever-evolving facet of architectural ingenuity.

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2024-04-23

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Zabalueva, T., & Zakharov, A. (2024). FORMATION OF ADAPTIVE SPACES: A TECHNOLOGICAL TRANSFORMATION OF THEATER ARCHITECTURE. Revista Gestão & Tecnologia, 24(2), 114–142. Recuperado de https://revistagt.fpl.emnuvens.com.br/get/article/view/2761

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