Optimization of Auditorium Flooring and Orchestra Pit Platforms The Itzehoe Theatre relies on our planning expertise in the upgrading of existing systems for the modernization of its understage machinery. We optimize the flexible, tilting auditorium floor as well as the orchestra pit platforms to ensure that technology, comfort, and safety once again meet the highest […]
Photo: ©Johanning (Wikimedia) Stage control system For the historic Theater Regensburg, we are responsible for the planning and implementation of the renewal of the electronic components of the stage engineering systems as part of our joint venture ATI–TAB. Our long-standing experience in upgrading existing systems and refurbishing control systems enables us to develop tailored solutions
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Stage Engineering Steel Structures The foundation of the stage technology is formed by robust steel structures that ensure flexible use and high load-bearing capacity. The fly grid extends as a steel grating area measuring 15 × 12.5 meters above the stage. The front-of-stage fly floor is located at a height of +11.2 m and measures
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Flexible design possibilities for scenery and stage sets For the historic Theater Freiburg, Kleines Haus, we are responsible for the comprehensive planning and implementation of the renovation and modernization of the stage and theater technology as part of our joint venture ATI–TFR. The focus is on the complete renewal of the overhead stage machinery to
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University of Music Lübeck We are responsible for planning the renovation and renewal of the podium system in the Great Hall of the University of Music Lübeck. The university is housed in listed buildings that are part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site. As part of our assignment, we analyze the existing podium system and
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Deutsches Theater and Kammerspiele, Berlin Our planning services for the Deutsches Theater and the Kammerspiele in Berlin include the renewal and refurbishment of the stage control systems for the overhead stage machinery as well as mechanical enhancements to the overhead machinery. We have extensive experience in upgrading existing facilities, modernizing control systems, and carrying out
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New Construction of the Academy for Theatre and Digitality (ATD), Theater Dortmund For the Academy for Theatre and Digitality in Dortmund, we are designing flexible stage technology specifically tailored to the requirements of Laboratory 1. This includes an overhead stage machinery system using chain hoists, which are mounted on existing steel beams and can be
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Royal Flemish Opera, Antwerp, Belgium The Vlaamse Opera in Antwerp underwent modernization as the existing stage technology had become outdated. Our stage engineering planning contributed to the upgrade and enhancement of the opera house’s performance capabilities. Client: Vlaamse Opera Architect: Robbrecht en Daem Architects, Ghent Project period: 2005–2008 Scope of services: Stage lighting, stage engineering,
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Finnish National Opera, Helsinki For the Finnish National Opera in Helsinki, it was essential to be technically state-of-the-art. A planning concept and implementation support had to be developed within a short timeframe. We designed the stage engineering systems for both the upper and lower machinery and oversaw their execution. Client: Senate Properties, Helsinki Architect: Arkkitehtitoimisto
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Deutsches Theater, Munich Upgrade and Renovation The Deutsches Theater in Munich offers a varied program to the city. As part of the renovation, we planned the stage engineering systems and partially took over construction supervision for the refurbishment. Client: Deutsches Theater Grund- und Hausbesitz-GmbH, Munich Architect: Doranth/Post, Munich Project Duration: 2007 to 2011 Scope of
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