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naheen |
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![]() ![]() : Dhaka Posts: 26 |
hey, do you know the rule of designing an auditorium??? about the stage height, the distance of audience and calculation of the slope.. i saw it some where but forgot... can you please help me??? moderated: now it looks like english ![]() |
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NEO |
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![]() ![]() ![]() : Dhaka Posts: 666 |
Open our so-called Time Saver Standards cultural section, there you'll get all the information. Although there are some general rules like: > The typical arrangement of sitting will be 7+14+7 seats per row. And aisles will be there between the rows. > Aisles width starts from 3'4" at the stage end then it gradually increase up to the back end. > Maximum depth (length) of the seating arrangement will be 80' (70' is preferable) > Maximum viewing angle 30 degree. To be precise; all these data are general thumb-rules don't take as reference or standard for your particular purpose. Go through Time Saver that's the best way... oh don't forget to share what you learn from there ![]() |
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nirghum |
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![]() ![]() ![]() : bits N bites Posts: 503 |
i think managing the sound, echo and the lights and shade will be the next issues to be taken care of. |
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naheen |
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![]() ![]() : Dhaka Posts: 26 |
i just found in the time saver.. somewhere around 420 ![]() ________________________________ MODERATED ________________________________ forum rule number1.Clarity of English has been violated. please read the Archsociety forum rules before you post . Edited Thu Jun 14 2007, 09:42pm |
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Anika |
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![]() ![]() : dhaka Posts: 38 |
Try these links: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Auditorium_Building http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thin-shell_structure Edited Thu Jun 14 2007, 10:03pm |
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rubelraf |
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rubelraf![]() ![]() ![]() : Dhaka, Bangladesh Posts: 333 |
I hope, you will have some ideas from these posts.[though, these are not that good examples] ![]() click here check out this too Edited Tue Jun 19 2007, 06:14pm |
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