ACT ON THEATRE LAB DESIGN BOOK_NOVA MA

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ACT ON A THEATRE LABORATORY 88 LOTHAIN ROAD, EDINBURGH

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ACT ON THEATRE LAB

NOVA MA


CONTENTS

01 INTRO

02 SITE


03 DEVELOPMENT

04 PROPOSAL

05 DETAIL

06 VISUAL


01 INTRO

PROJECT BRIEF BACKGROUND QUESTIONNAIRE, SURVEY & ANALYSIS


PROJECT BRIEF

Edinburgh has a globally renowned theatre culture. There are more than twenty permanent host venues across the city, but only a small number of producing theatres. Urban rehearsal and performance spaces are becoming increasingly rare and difficult for performers to access. Therefore, this project creates a new producing theatre space.

My project aims to design a laboratory space accommodating all the pre-production and performance needs, whilst cultivating more creators and forming a collaborative and diverse theatre community. Writers, actors, designers and producers can work individually or together here. The venue will provide a flexible stage, a series of professional studios, a co-working space with mobile writer's studios, a rehearsal and practice room, a cafe, and 'in-residence' accommodation.


EDINBURGH FRINGE FESTIVAL

The Fringe is a globally renowned celebration of performing arts. It began with eight theatre companies turned up uninvited to the inaugural Edinburgh International Festival in 1947.

Fringe Festival Venues Distribution BREAKING BARRIERS

The core concept of the Fringe Society is 'everyone should have the opportunity to express themselves through EQUALITIES

CREATIVITY

The venues themselves make it a standout event, with traditional theatre spaces in the minority here. Performances take place in opulent circus tents, churches, clubs, pubs, tunnels beneath the city, and even inside moving busses.

creativity and experience the thrill of live performance'.


DIFFERENCES BETWEEN FINGE THEATRE & MAINSTREAM THEATRE

Shows are typically technically sparse. They are commonly presented in shared venues, often with shared technicians and limited technical time, so sets and other technical theatre elements are kept simple. Venues may be adapted from other uses. Casts tend to be smaller than mainstream theatre; since many of the performing groups are traveling, and venues (and thus potential income) tend to be fairly small, expenses must usually be kept to a minimum. Oneperson shows are therefore quite common at fringe festivals.

Fringe festival productions often showcase new scripts, especially ones on more obscure, edgy, or unusual material. The lack of artistic vetting combined with relatively easy entry make risk-taking more feasible. While most mainstream theatre shows are two or three acts long, taking two to three hours with intermissions, fringe shows tend to be closer to one-hour, single-act productions. The typically lowered ticket prices of a fringe theatre show permit audiences to attend multiple shows in a single evening. Performers sometimes billet in the homes of local residents, further reducing their costs.


QUESTIONNAIRE - AUDIENCE


QUESTIONNAIRE - PRACTITIONER


THEATRE PRODUCTION: FROM THE SCRIPT TO THE STAGE

• Writer starts writing the script and discusses it with the director. • The script is finalised and production begins. • Stage manager and director communicate. • Set design, including lighting, sound, costumes, stage props, etc. • Auditions and allocation of roles. • Confirmation of venue and schedule. • Rehearsals, discussions and meetings. • Confirmation of performance times and numbers. • Transporting props and setting up the stage. • Performances. • Take-down of the stage and restoration of the venue. • Review sessions.

COLLABORATIVE WRITING

Collaboration not only draws on the expertise and energy of different people but can also create an outcome that is greater than the sum of its parts. It helps writers understand writing as a public, communal act, developing a sense of audience and a better understanding of who they are writing for and why. In communicating with others, writers can explain or defend writing strategies in response to questions about the work, which can deepen their thinking and understanding.


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• Educational inequality. Only 18.2% of music, performing and visual arts workers are from working class. • Space accommodating all the pre-production and performance needs. Have ability to connect people across different sectors.

• The number of producing theaters is far less than receiving theaters in Edinburgh.

THEATRE PRACTITIONERS

• Include education and learning materials.

• Include practical opportunities and work experience. PEOPLE WILLING TO ENTER THE INDUSTRY

• Small theatre companies usually face difficulties in financing, insufficient promoting and operation.

• Offer different types of venues.

• Includeing operations and marketing, where writers and designers can focus on theatrical creations. • 60% of theatre enthusiasts in the survey have considered a related career, but various difficulties prevent them from entering the industry.


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EDINBURGH WORLD HERITAGE SITE BOUNDARY NEW TOWN CONSERVATION AREA OLD TOWN CONSERVATION AREA WEST END CONSERVATION AREA

The West End Conservation Area is a large diverse area with a rich mix of historical periods and stages of development. The area is characterised by mixed, 4-6 storeys residential and commercial buildings with the Georgian and Victorian styles, constructed of stone with pitched, slated roofs. In the central, there is a major modern financial section consisting of modern offices.

Building: Edinburgh Filmhouse Location: 88 Lothian Rd, Edinburgh EH3 9BZ Area: 940 square meter Number of floors: 3 Listing Status: B-listed


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HISTORY

The Filmhouse as seen today was erected as United Presbyterian Church in 1830, named Lothian Road Free Church, designed by David Bryce in a Neoclassical villa style. According to Dr Reid's history of the church, the idea of founding a congregation originated from the proprietor of Gardner's Crescent to build a place of worship with the object of meeting the needs of the district. The building was first altered by MacGibbon & Ross (Davia MacGibbon and Thomas Ross) in 1893. On 14th December 1970, Historic Scotland designated 88 Lothian Road a Grade B Listed building. In 1976, the Filmhouse company took the building over, and Waters Jamieson Partnership started converting it into a cinema. Commenced screening in 1978 with only one 90-seat auditorium (now cinema 2), which can only be accessed via Morrison Street Lane via a back door on Chuckie Pend. The listed front of the building remained inaccessible until the restoration work in 1985. The bar and the new 280-seat auditorium were added, and the front entrance opened up. The functions hall was transformed into Cinema 3 with a seating capacity of 73 in 1997. Since its inception, Fillmhouse has been the home of the Edinburgh International Film Festival and presents a varied programme. Historical maps of Edinburghshire, Sheet2, Publication date 1853, 1885, 1909, 1944.


TIMELINE

1831

Erected as United Presbyterian Church (later United Free Church), designed by David Bryce.

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1976

The Filmhouse took the building over. Converted it to cinema by the Waters Jamieson Partnership.

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Commenced screenings. At first it had only one 90-seat screen, accessed via a back door on Morrison Street.

1985

The restoration work was complete. Cinema 1, the bar and the front doors were opened.

1997

Cinema 3 was added.

2013

Extension was added, including a new roof-mounted ventilation plant and service access.

2020

Filmhouse submitted their new Edinburgh Filmhouse Planning Application to the City of Edinburgh Council. The new building will be located in Festival Square.

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The multi-purpose stage is located on the ground floor to facilitate the transportation of props. The back of the stage is connected to the make-up rooms, changing rooms and storage. On the first floor there is a control room for light and sound and a flying gallery. These two spaces are connected by a staircase. This black box design offers the ability to easily transform scenes through flexible staging and alternate lighting configurations. The sliding doors also extend the flexibility of this space. When the sliding doors are fully open, the black box space is connected to the lobby, which allows the space to be used as an event space for smaller events.


ENVIRONMENTAL ENRICHMENT

The beneficial effects of enriched environments have been established through a long history of research. Animal experiments have demonstrated that everyday experience may enhance or inhibit cognitive plasticity and thus enhance the ability to learn. There has also been much research in recent years on the positive relationship between environmental enrichment and human creativity. The Writer's Box is therefore a movable unit that allows the user to move the box and stimulate creativity in writing by changing the field of vision. In addition to a private writing space, the co-working space offers the possibility to communicate and connect with others, easing the anxiety of writers who are under constant pressure during the writing process.


MOVEMENT & CURVE

Movement and curves are essential elements of this project. More than performativity, contemporary theatre focuses on tapping into the energy of the body, rather than making the written word the absolute centrepiece. As a result, the contractions, joints, twists, tensions and curves that the body exhibits become crucial. Aalto's 'Theatre of Cruelty' and Stanislavski's 'Body Movement Method' are all examples.


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SKETCHUP MODEL


SKETCHUP MODEL


DETAIL MODEL, MATERIAL & GRAPHIC DESIGN PLANS, SECTIONS & ELEVATIONS DETAIL DRAWINGS PHYSICAL MODEL

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CONCEPT

The "Writer's Box" is a mobile writing studio that allows the user to move the box and stimulate creativity in writing by changing the field of vision. The table and chair are foldable for different functions to add more flexibility to this small space. It can be a private writing and reading space, or a minimal stage - for script readings and discussions with other writers.

The main material used is OSB board, a type of engineered wood similar to particle board, which is formed by adding adhesives and then compressing the layers of wood strands in a specific direction. It is made from fast-growing trees of minimal diameter, and utilises minimal levels of formaldehyde compared with products of the same category. The irregularity of the texture and the random organic composition are its main characteristics.


3D MODEL & ELEVATIONS

ACCESSIBLE

STANDARD (UNFOLD)

STANDARD (FOLDED)

FRONT

RIGHT

TOP

BACK

LEFT

BOTTOM


EXPLODED AXONOMETRIC DIAGRAM

Edge banded OSB board X-type bracing

Acoustical wood panel LED lighting

40mm steel frame

K-type bracing

Gypsum acoustic board

Transport wheels


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ELEVATION DRAWING WITH DETAIL DIMENSION

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1130

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MOVE

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SECTION WITH DIMENSION

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CONSTRUCTION DETAIL A 18mm EDGE BANDED OSB BOARD, FIXED TO THE S.H.S FRAME 40mm S.H.S 4mm X TYPE STEEL BRACING THE S.H.S

S.H.S

18mm EDGE BANDED OSBFIXED BOARD,TO FIXED TO THE S.H.S FRAME

DOUBLE GLAZING GLASS RECESSED CHANNEL

12mm ACOUSTICAL WOOD PANEL 40mm S.H.S KINETICS ® ALTO 4mm X TYPE STEEL BRACING FIXED TO THE S.H.S

S.H.S DOUBLE GLAZING GLASS RECESSED CHANNEL

12mm ACOUSTICAL WOOD PANEL KINETICS ® ALTO

BLIND SLIDING TRACK

BLIND SLIDING TRACK

BLIND CARRIER & STEM

BLIND CARRIER & STEM 89mm CONCERTINA BLIND CALIA ASC FR ® Cream Pleated Blind

89mm CONCERTINA BLIND CALIA ASC FR ® Cream Pleated Blind

18mm OSB BOARD FSC® STERLING OSB ZERO

4mm DOUBLE GLAZING FSC®

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DETAIL A - CONCERTINA BLIND, SLIDING TRACK AND JUNCTION OF THE TOP AND WALL PANELS

18mm OSB BOARD STERLING OSB ZERO

4mm DOUBLE GLAZING

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CONSTRUCTION DETAIL B

12.5mm GYPSUM BOARD BRITISH GYPSUM - GYPROC ® SOUNDBLOC

12.5mm GYPSUM BOARD BRITISH GYPSUM - GYPROC ® SOUNDBLOC

12.5mm GYPSUM BOARD BRITISH GYPSUM - GYPROC ® SOUNDBLOC

12.5mm GYPSUM BOARD BRITISH GYPSUM - GYPROC ® SOUNDBLOC

K TYPE STEEL BRACING FIXED TO THE S.H.S

K TYPE STEEL BRACING FIXED TO THE S.H.S

18mm OSB BOARD WITH A CLEAR EGGSHELL VARNISH FINISH 18mm OSB BOARD WITH A CLEAR EGGSHELL VARNISH FINISH

CONCEALED STRAP HINGE CONCEALED STRAP HINGE

18mm OSB BOARD 18mm OSB BOARD WITH A CLEAR EGGSHELL FINISH WITHVARNISH A CLEAR EGGSHELL VARNISH FINISH

MOVEABLE SUPPORT COLUMN FOR FOLDING TABLE

MOVEABLE SUPPORT COLUMN FOR FOLDING TABLE

B

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DETAILS OF FOLDING TABLE AND ACOUSTIC GYPSUM BOARDS

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CONSTRUCTION DETAIL C

TIMBER SUPPORTING FRAME

18mm OSB BOARD WITH A CLEAR EGGSHELL VARNISH FINISH

TIMBER SUPPORTING FRAME

18mm OSB BOARD WITH A CLEAR EGGSHELL VARNISH FINISH15mm SOLID TIMBER FLOOR

RUSSWOOD® BRUSHED OAK FLOORING

15mm SOLID TIMBER FLOOR RUSSWOOD® BRUSHED OAK FLOORING 25mm ACOUSTIC BOARD

ROCKFLOOR® BS EN 13162

25mm ACOUSTIC BOARD ROCKFLOOR® BS EN 13162

LOCKABLE TRANSPORT WHEEL CONTROLLED BY THE "MOVE" "STOP" BUTTON

LOCKABLE TRANSPORT WHEEL CONTROLLED BY THE "MOVE" "STOP" BUTT

C

DETAILS OF SEATING UNIT, BOTTOM FRAME AND TRANSPORT WHEEL 1:2

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DETAILS OF SEATING UNIT, BOTTOM FRAME AND TRANSPORT WHEEL 1:2

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MODEL MAKING

STEEL FRAME, K-TYPE, X-TYPE BRACING & LIGHTING UNIT

RECESSED WINDOW & EXTERNAL OSB BOARD

EXTERNAL OSB BOARD & INTERNAL FLOOR

FOLDABLE CHAIR, TABLE, TRANSPORT WHEELS & DOORS


06 VISUALS



LOBBY

A wooden installation made using steam bending technology with LED strips on the back, connecting the ground and first floors, The adjacent black box theatre can also be fully opened up and used as an event venue .

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EXTERNAL COURTYARD

The external stage consists of 4mm whitecoated curved steel tubes flowing in the courtyard, with a translucent polyester membrane spanned between them. The canopy part covers the entire stage and more than half of the outdoor area. Therefore, neither light rain nor sun exposure will affect the events.

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CO-WORKING SPACE

The flooring in the co-working space is heterogeneous vinyl. The heterogeneous vinyl provides long-term slip resistance of R10 and can be patterned by splicing different colours.

The space includes mobile writing boxes, a reading corner, a stage design library, a digital lab and a collaborative writing area. The installation of heritage conservation roof windows brings in natural light.

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CO-WORKING SPACE

One of the design themes of this project is inclusivity and accessibility, creating an equivalent experience for people with disabilities.

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CO-WORKING SPACE

The collaborative writing area contains seating along the perspex fence, multipurpose wooden cubes and a pin-up wall. The luminaire is made of acrylic luminous sheets.

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LIGHTING & SOUND CONTROL ROOM

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COSTUME STUDIO

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PROPS STUDIO

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REHEARSAL ROOM

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