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3rd Annual 2009 Ideal Theatre CompetitionUSITT, Boldt Construction, Serapid Lifts, HGA

The competition poses the design question, "What is the Ideal Theatre for teaching professional theatre"? This question is to be explored and answered by a 'Team' composed of at least one theatre student and one architectural student.
Each team member has a defined responsibility. The theatre students will act as the 'Client' and the architectural students as the 'Designer'. The 'Client' is responsible to teach the 'Designer' about the workings and artistry of Theatre! The 'Client' will define the detail needs of the theater complex and provide at least one critique of the design produced by the 'Designer.'

The Team is required to design a new Performing Arts Center for their University.
P.S The Competition Is Our Architectural Design 1, fall semester2008
+ the picture ABOVE has no meaning!!!!!

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