Theatre Of Floating Garden | WE Architecture
Theatre Of Floating Garden is an extension project for an old theater in Szczecin, Poland. The new extension will be experienced as a light roof with transparent facades, connecting all the functions of the house and acting as a pavilion in the garden.
Our aim was to create an open house; a house for the people; a house which is as active and public from the inside as from the outside.
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+ Architect’s statement by WE Architecture
The theatre in the garden / Openness
Traditionally, theatres only serve a small group of the population. If judging a book by the cover, most theatres also architecturally exempt the idea of a closed world, a place that only a few experience from the inside.
Our aim was to create an open house; a house for the people; a house which is as active and public from the inside as from the outside.
We have tried to design a dynamical building which creates a harmony between the coexistence of humanity and nature.
The new extension will be experienced as a light roof with transparent facades, connecting all the functions of the house and acting as a pavilion in the garden. With maximal respect towards the old trees on the site, we have tried to gently wrap the building around the surroundings in order to preserve as much of the original garden as possible.
+ Project credits / data
Project: Teatri Polski – Theatre Of Floating Garden
Assignment: Open competition
Type: Theater
Size: 4500 m2
Place: Szczecin, Poland
Year: 2010
Status: Idea
Architect: WE architecture | http://www.we-a.dk/
Team: Marc Jay, Julie Schmidt-Nielsen, Nora Fossum, Søren Thiesen, Katarzyna Nycz, Jorge Cortes De Castro, Máté Szabó, Stella Buisan, kristian Hindsberg.
Clients: The City of Szczecin
+ All images and drawings courtesy of WE Architecture
- Site plan
- Basement floor plan
- Ground floor plan
- First floor plan
- Section 1
- Section 2
- Detail
- Zoning diagram
- Zoning diagram
- Organization diagram
- Multi-stage diagram
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