Dee and Charles Wyly Theatre Pairs Blackout Blinds With Glass Walls
Christina Butty — October 15, 2009 — Art & Design
Located in Dallas, Texas is the Dee and Charles Wyly Theatre designed by Joshua Prince-Ramus of REX and Rem Koolhaas of OMA. Not only is this theatre a beauty but it also has a futuristic flair, and takes the theatre exerience to a whole other level.
For example, the auditorium is surrounded by glass walls with blackout blinds which can be opened to reveal the city, and also allow glimpses of the performance from outside.
For example, the auditorium is surrounded by glass walls with blackout blinds which can be opened to reveal the city, and also allow glimpses of the performance from outside.
Trend Themes
1. Futuristic Theatres - Creating theatres with futuristic features like glass walls and blackout blinds to enhance the theatre experience.
2. Interactive Performance Spaces - Designing performance spaces that allow glimpses of the performance from outside, creating an interactive experience for the audience.
3. Blending Indoor and Outdoor - Incorporating glass walls and blackout blinds in theatres to blur the boundaries between indoor and outdoor spaces.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture - Opportunities for architects to design futuristic theatres and performance spaces with innovative features.
2. Entertainment - Creating immersive and interactive theatre experiences by incorporating glass walls and blackout blinds in performance spaces.
3. Hospitality - Designing unique entertainment venues within hotels and resorts by incorporating futuristic theatre designs with glass walls and blackout blinds.
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