Corning Museum of Glass, Amphitheater Hot Shop
The Amphitheatre Hot Shop was designed to accommodate larger audiences for live glassblowing demonstrations, while still offering the Corning Museum the flexibility to transform the room into a flat floor for dinners, banquets, and live entertainment. We worked with the architect to shape the room and create an intimate audience-artist dynamic, perfect for the show’s educational nature. The result was a robust, dynamic venue with a 360-degree mezzanine and a one-of-a-kind retractable seating system. Agile theatre equipment also contributes to the venue’s unique flexibility and versatility.

AT&T Performing Arts Center, Dee and Charles Wyly Theatre
2009
North America
The Dallas Theater Center came to us looking for staging flexibility and performance intimacy in their new facility. In response,…

Alabama School of Fine Arts, Dorothy Jemison Day Theater
2012
North America
This new facility was built for both school and community use and features a 500-seat multipurpose theatre with sprung floor,…

Seabury Hall, `A`ali`ikuhonua Creative Arts Center
2012
North America
This 10,000 square foot facility is made largely of pre-engineered materials, but maintains a pronounced warmth and flexibility. The arts…
