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THE CINEROLEUM Assemble Architects. London, UK. 2010.<br />
The Cineroleum is a small “adaptive reuse” movie theatre, built off of the remains<br />
of an old gas station in London. The idea of this little theatre was developed by<br />
Assemble Architects, but the construction was carried out by volunteers in the<br />
community. The shell of this theatre is made up of the steel posts left from the gas<br />
station, and the walls were created by sheets of aluminum that can be rolled up and<br />
down. The theatre itself seats a little over 100 people, and has just 1 screen, which is<br />
generally pretty small. In addition to the theatre, there is an attatched building where<br />
the bathrooms and concessions (popcorn machine, etc.) are located. The Cineroleum<br />
serves as a community gathering space where people of all demographics can come<br />
together and enjoy something they have in common- the art of film.<br />
private<br />
80%<br />
public<br />
20%<br />
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