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35 3.4 performing arts centre concept this section illustrates the concept design for the performing arts Centre component of the project, including notional illustrations of the Main theatre and the Flexible theatre. the concept design for the performing arts Centre includes its proposed relationships with the public plaza areas. With regard to the Main theatre, the perspective shows two upper balcony levels. this configuration was drawn for the maximum envisaged seating numbers of 1,200 seats. should the theatre be limited to 1,000 seats, the uppermost balcony would be deleted. the Back-of-House planning identifies the main space uses at each level. the most significant aspects of these plans are as follows: • Loading and delivery services are provided on two levels. the lower level (noted as secondary Loading) is primarily for Food and Beverage, Waste and Workshop / stores servicing, whereas the upper loading is primarily for stage set-up and scenery. Both docks deliver into the centre of the Back-of-House area, providing direct and efficient service access to the Main theatre and Flexible theatre. • the Main theatre and the Flexible theatre are able to operate concurrently utilising their contiguous foyer spaces, or independently as required. • the rehearsal space is accessed from the lower level foyer of the whole performing arts Centre. it is served from the rear via the lower level loading dock <strong>Cairns</strong> entertainment preCinCt || concept design report || cacox rayner the plan requires considerable design development and should be regarded as relatively notional. One of the key issues to be resolved is the architectural interface along the street and port edges at the lower level, for which one solution may be to build up landscape berms and gardens. Within the public space realm, a major component is the Community/Catering Kitchen which was not included in the original project brief. it is seen by much of the community as a key asset and attractor of community use. an aim of the kitchen is for it to serve food out to the lower level plaza and amphitheatre. this kitchen will also be designed to meet on site commercial catering needs. Generally, it is considered that the performing arts Centre component is efficiently planned and represents a good fit to the available site area, and it offers patrons the experience of exceptional spatial quality, connection to external spaces and outlook.
perFOrMinG arts Centre: Lower Ground plan White’s shed mUseUm oUtdoor perFormance space covered set doWn plaza rl 3.35 commUnity kitchen mUltimedia sUite end oF trip Foyer managers oFFice Foyer Box oFFice+ cloak room W h a r F s t r e e t p o r t s s e r v i c e r o a d general oFFice sick room telecom recording stUdio + control store tea room Food + Bev store plant rehearsal space Bar store rehearsal aFter hoUrs loBBy seating Wagon store orchestra pit staFF end oF trip practice 4 practice 3 practice 2 practice 1 carpark entry sUB stage pit assemBly Band room laUndry WardroBe makeUp change room mechanical plant lighting store + Workshop soUnd video elec Workshop loading access First aid rack rooms rUBBish store change room change room change room artWork store stage door oFFice secUrity room secondary loading stage door change room change room entry comm eQUip change room 0 5m 15m 25m F+B reFUse secUrity room store <strong>Cairns</strong> entertainment preCinCt || concept design report || cacox rayner 36
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Page 13 and 14: section 1 conteXt 1.1 introduction
Page 15 and 16: 1.2 physical conteXt aBBott street
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Page 34 and 35: 31 concept design Upper Level plan
Page 36 and 37: 33 concept design Basement Level pl
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