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ARCHITECTURE
North & South: Two Venues
Ellen Lampert-Gréaux reports on the newly renovated Roy Thomson Hall in Toronto and the newly built Hobby Center in Houston. Artec Consultants served as the acousticians for the Thomson Hall project, which includes audio equipment from Yamaha, Meyer, d&b audiotechnik, Tannoy, Crown; rigging machinery from Joel Theatrical Rigging Contracters Ltd.; and lighting equipment from Vari-Lite and Strand. The Hobby Center design architect is Robert A. M. Stern of New York, and the architect of record is Morris Architects of Houston. Companies involved with the Hobby Center project include Fisher Dachs Associates, Jaffee Holden Acoustics, ETC, Altman, L&E, Crest, EAW, BSS, and Clear-Com.
Dance Theatre Workshop
Dance Theatre Workshop has a new 200-seat theatre on West 19th Street in Manhattan, designed by Rawlings architects (Ed Rawlings, principal), with consultants Scott Lehrer for sound and Donald Holder Lighting Design for the lighting system (raceways, Ethernet nodes, etc). The lighting and audio systems include products from ETC, Littlelite, City Theatrical, Altman, NEC, Unison, Hewlett-Packard, Tannoy, Belden, Hubbel, Wybron, Crown, Allen & Heath, Soundcraft, and DPA. Theatrical Luminaires provided all with lamp, prewired connector, color frame, pipe clamp and safety cables.
TELEVISION
CNN Studios New York.
New York's new street-level CNN Studios provides viewers of "American Morning with Paula Zahn" a glimpse of Rockefeller Center and Radio City Music Hall, and pedestrians a glimpse in through two layers of glass with acoustic/security glazing. Meridian Design Associates Architects, working with Production Design Group and Murphy Lighting Systems, carved the remotely controlled 16,000 sq. ft. facility out of former retail space in the Time Life Building, replacing a structural column with a steel girder system in the process.
DESIGNER PROFILE
Christine Jones
We begin the new year with a rededicated focus on the designer. This month David Johnson talks to this very busy set designer about her work on a diverse set of projects ranging from Arthur Miller’s latest Resurrection Blues at the Guthrie to the eyebrow- raising Off Broadway production of Debbie Does Dallas (it’s not what you think).
FILM
Gangs of New York
Martin Scorsese’s much-delayed epic about New York’s underworld in the 19th century features stunning production design by Dante Ferretti. John Calhoun reports.
TALES FROM THE HISTORY PROJECT
Bandit Lites’ Pete Heffernan talks about the concert touring industry in the 70s.
CENTERLINE Q&A
Ellen Lampert-Gréaux chats with Ben Saltzman of the newly formed Scharff Weisberg Lighting division.
ON LIGHTING
Patrick Dierson on dealing with the talent.
ON AUDIO
Jim van Bergen assesses this year’s AES.
ON PROJECTION
PRODUCT NEWS
A special, extensive roundup of some of the hottest new products making their debuts at the major trade shows in the last half of 2002, including PLASA, AES, IAAPA, and, of course, LDI.
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