03089nam a2200277Ia 4500003000600000005001700006008004100023020001800064040003400082041000800116050002100124082001600145100001900161245004900180250001800229264006700247300004300314336002600357337002800383338002700411490005400438500001900492504006400511505220400575650003202779pucpr20200226175316.0051412s2006 enka b 001 0 eng d a9781904031406 apucprbengerdacpucprdpucpr aspa 4aNA6821bM39 200604a725.8222221 aMell, Michael.10aBuilding better theaterscMichael Mell.htxt aFirst edition aCambridge [England] : b Entertainment Technology Press;c2006 a162 p.bill. (some col.)c21 cm.fbook 2rdacontentbtxtatext 2rdamediabnaunmediaded 2rdacarrierbncavolume1 aEntertainment Technology Press consultancy series aInclude index. aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 147-148) and index. aContents: Introduction Putting on a show Building The Players Doing Your Homework Making it Happen Decide what you Want Your Facility to Do Budget Capital Costs vs. Opoerationl Costs Expectations Educate Your Design Team Stay Involved Assembling Your Team Selecting The Architect Selecting the Acoustician RFPs Types of Construction If You Build it they Will Come Design-Bid-Construction Fast-Track Design/Build New Construction Renovation/Addition Codes Construction Financing The Design Process A Quick History of Theater Design Theater Form The Paper Trail Programming and Pre-Design Schematic Design Design Development Construction Documents Bidding Value Engineering Desingn Around the World Mexico,South America and Spain United Kigdom and Australia United Kingdom Australia European Union France Belgium Germany Asia Building The Theater Construction RFIS Change Orders Shop Drawings Site Visits Systems Inspection and Comissioning Punch Lists Theatrical Systems and Equipment How to buy The Gear The Players Lighting Rigging Seating Sound Stage Machinery FFE The Stage Shape,Size and Construction Stage Floor Wings Storage Technical Circulation Backstage Dressing Rooms Rehersal Rooms Scene Shop Paint Shop Costume Shop Wardrobe Shop Properties Shop Lighting/Sound Shop Technical Offices Green Room Dimmer Room Amplifier Room Orchestra Pit Loadinng Area Stage Door AuditoriumHow many seats? Seating and Sightlines Seating Arragements The Individual Seat Public Circulation ADA Sound and Light Locks Control Booths Stage Lighting Positions House Lighting Acoustic Concerns Lobby How Big is the Lobby? House Manager's Office First Aid Room/Stations Ushers Concessions Catering Food and Beverage His and Hers Coat Check Entry Vestibule Public Circulation Box Office FOH Storage Administration Outside the Building Marquee/Signs Poster Boxes Landscaping /Seating Drive-through Parking Emergency Access Physical Plant Final Thoughts Glossary Picture Credits Bibliography Books Periodicals Organizations Vendors Lighting Rigging Sound Seating Miscellaneous Index  0aTheater architecture2Local