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I potentissimi diffusori surround non camufferanno le programmazioni sempre più tristi delle multisale.
Non abbiamo mai trattato questo argomento sul design magazine fino quando non ci siamo imbattuti in questo capolavoro realizzato a Dublino e progettato dai pluripremiati architetti di DTA.
Giochi di luce, uso armonioso del colore e della corretta spaziatura tra le file delle poltrone sono alcuni tra gli elementi caratteristici di questa costruzione. Un cinema a misura di "visitatore" e "utilizzatore", pensato per garantire la massima comodità e la migliore visuale. Creato sui resti dello storico Light house Cinema, chiuso nel 1966, ha ri-aperto i battenti quest'estate
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All'interno del cinema troviamo inoltre un servizio ristorazione / bar che vi accoglierà in un'atmosfera veramente suggestiva.
Vi lasciamo alle immagini di questo capolavoro. ENGLISH PLEASE!
Great surroundings will not camouflage poor programming in movie theaters. No matter how swanky the theater, if it shows poor movies, we just won’t go. Which isn’t to say that we have given up on movie-theater design. We still wish that one day, somewhere, someone is going to design a decidedly different, interesting and exciting movie theater. Glimpses of brilliance are visible in the new Light House Cinema at Smithfield in Dublin, Ireland designed by Dublin’s award-winning DTA Architects Of course, you really need to design — and judge — a movie theater so that it looks and functions best when people are using it. So, having not paid personal visits to the new Light House, we cannot say for sure, but the images we have received of the empty space indicate that the play of light, color and height works exceptionally well here.
Light House cinema has been a bit of an institution in Dublin. It started showing Irish, independent, foreign-language, art house and classic cinema 20 years ago, closed in 1966, and re-opened this summer in its new, customized space. The four-screen, intimate art-house cinema includes a wonderful, inviting and open cafe that looks like something you’d see at an art museum, not a movie theatre. The leader of the Light House project at DTA was Derek Tynan and the project architect was Colin Mackay.
Matteo Sormani - Cool Hunter
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