17MAR 2012
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Kilden / Ala
Posted in Architecture - Cultural by Kseniya SHkroban
Kilden, a theatre and concert hall in Kristiansand, Norway, has brought together all the cityes institutions of performing arts.© ALA
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Kristiansand Symphony Orchestra now has a concert hall accommodating 1200 attendees.© ALA
Agder Theater, a regional group, is performing in a theater with a capacity of 700.© ALA
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The theater hall can be transformed to accommodate opera performances to house the ensemble Opera South.© ALA
In addition, there is a stage for experimental theater and a multi-purpose hall with a level floor.© ALA
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Kilden produces experiences.© ALA
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The core of its architecture is the way the concert, theater and multi-purpose halls are serviced efficiently and without interference.© ALA
The monumental abstract form of the wall of local oak, separates reality from fantasy.© ALA
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Passing through, the audience will move from natural landscape to the realm of performing arts.© ALA
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The wall allures the audience and expresses the diversity of artistic performances housed by the building as well as the power induced by their combination.© ALA
The wall made of wedged CNC milled solid planks is not only a disguised theatrical effect but a concrete tactile artifact, which also improves the acoustics of the foyer.© ALA
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The infinite blackness of the other facades emphasizes the spectacle of the foyer.© ALA
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