WO2009067830A2

WO2009067830A2 - Stage arrangement, building comprising the same, and use thereof

Info

Publication number: WO2009067830A2
Application number: PCT/CH2008/000472
Authority: WO
Inventors: Peter Klemm
Original assignee: Peter Klemm
Priority date: 2007-11-28
Filing date: 2008-11-07
Publication date: 2009-06-04
Also published as: EP2215319A2; WO2009067830A3

Abstract

Disclosed is a stage arrangement (1) comprising a quadrilateral central stage space (2) and preferably four event spaces (10 to 13) which adjoin the sides of the stage space and can be optically and acoustically separated from the stage space by means of movable partitions. The obtained stage arrangement has a high degree of transformability for various uses.

Description

Stage arrangement, building with such and use of same

Reference to related applications

This application claims the benefit of Swiss Patent Application No. 1845/07, filed Nov. 28, 2007, the entire disclosure of which is hereby incorporated by reference.

background

The invention relates to a stage arrangement, a building with such and a use of the stage arrangement.

State of the art

Classical theatrical stages feature a stage space and an adjoining auditorium. JP-A-2006257785 shows a stage arrangement with a stage space, an immovably arranged auditorium and an adjoining auditorium on the other side of the stage space, which can be moved onto the stage space and moved away from it.

Presentation of the invention

The invention is based on the object to provide a stage arrangement, which allows more design options with a simpler design.

This object is achieved with a stage arrangement, which has a floor plan quadrangular stage space and at least three immovable on three sides of the stage space, in each case forming a connecting passage. and subsequent moveable partitions between the stage area and the function rooms, through which the connection between the rooms can be reversed acoustically and optically and restored.

The fact that immovable event rooms are provided, results in a much simpler design with increased opportunities for the design and use of the stage arrangement by means of the movable partitions.

Four event rooms and four partition walls are preferably provided, in particular on a square stage space, which results in an increased number of design possibilities and a uniform arrangement of the event rooms on the stage space. In a further preferred embodiment, a lifting platform for forming or canceling an orchestra pit is provided between the stage space and at least one of the function rooms. This allows a classical placement of an orchestra in front of the stage. Further, it is preferable that the stage space is formed as a raised stage theater theater, thus providing all the possibilities of a classical stage space with the corresponding technical equipment, e.g. a tie bottom, can provide. Next is in at least one of the event rooms a mobile, for example aufstell- and degradable, especially driven extendable and retractable, spectator stands arranged, but this is preferably provided in several and especially in all event rooms. This results in the maximum utilization of the possible uses of the stage arrangement.

It is further preferred that in at least one of the function rooms, a space divider which can be driven in and out is arranged, which further improves the various types of use of the function rooms. In another embodiment, a theatrical stage Ater turntable arranged, resulting in new performance options.

In a further embodiment, projection screens for rear projections, which can be moved in and out on at least two sides of the stage space, and rear projectors for projection onto the screens are preferably provided in at least two function rooms adjoining these sides.

The invention is further based on the object to provide an improved, versatile performance building, especially for theater, concert and multimedia performances.

This object is achieved with a building according to claim 12.

Brief description of the drawings

In the following, embodiments of the invention will be explained in more detail with reference to the drawings. It shows

Figure 1 is a perspective schematic view of an embodiment of a stage assembly according to the invention; Figure 2 is a plan view of the embodiment of Figure 1;

Figure 3 is a plan view in which two partitions are closed;

Figure 4 is a plan view in which all partitions are closed;

Figure 5 is a plan view in which all partitions are open and no spectator stand is extended;

FIG. 6 shows a plan view with four access ramps and room dividers in the function rooms; Figure 7 is a plan view in which two opposite partitions are closed and elongated bleachers are formed;

Figure 8 is a plan view in which the stage space is provided on three sides with rear projection surfaces;

Figure 9 is a plan view of an embodiment in which a carousel stand is located in the stage area; Figure 10 is a plan view of a reduced embodiment with only three function rooms;

Figure 11 is another plan view with three function rooms; and FIG. 12 is still a plan view with three

Function rooms.

Ways to carry out the invention

Figure 1 shows schematically a perspective view of a first embodiment of a stage arrangement 1 according to the invention. Here, a square in plan, central stage space 2 is provided, which includes the stage area or the stage floor 3 and the side walls 4, 5, 6 and 7. Of course, a blanket is provided, which is not considered here and also from the Ceiling of the building may be formed, in which the stage arrangement is located. Around this central stage space 2 around these are then adjoining this and in conjunction with this event rooms 10, 11, 12 and 13. These are thus arranged in the example shown on each side of the central stage space. Each end face of the respective event space is connected to the central stage space 2 and is usually arranged directly adjacent to the stage space so that a corresponding passage 14, 15, 16 and 17 results. The respective passage preferably extends essentially over the entire width and the entire height of the function room. All or some of the passages may also be smaller. Each of these passages may optionally be open by a movable partition or may be closed by the partition. The respective dividing wall can be designed as a dividing wall which can be displaced laterally or can be moved out of the floor from below or moved out from above. Corresponding, driven movable partitions are known to the expert in various constructions and need not be further explained here. The partitions according to the invention are designed such that they give a visual separation and an acoustic separation; They are therefore usually opaque and acoustically strongly insulating. These partition walls allow the function rooms to be combined with or separated from the stage space, as will be explained below with the help of examples. This stage arrangement can thus be used to form different rooms for theater, concert and multimedia events. The stage arrangement is part of a corresponding building or building complex, not shown in the figures, for such performances. This building ^'or the building complex includes other areas, such as technology rooms, dressing rooms, catering rooms, etc.

The central stage space 3 may have a rectangular or preferably a square floor plan. He is preferably provided for theater performances with the necessary room height and the corresponding technical expansion (eg Schnürboden). Such equipment for stage areas are known and will not be discussed further here. The room height of the central stage space 2 may be, for example, 20 m and the side length of the square plan may be 14-20 m, for example. For the event rooms can be an example of a room height of 12 m and a longitudinal side of the rectangular plan of 30 m and a narrow side of 20 in. Of course, these measures are to be understood only as an example. The function rooms 10, 11, 12 and 13 have in particular tribunes for spectators, wherein in the illustration of Figure 1, a grandstand 20 in the event room 11 is shown and a smaller stand 21 in the event room 12. Such bleachers are preferably mobile and can be built and degradable, but they can also be configured as in the floor of the event space retractable and extendable bleachers. Such is known and will not be shown here. If we speak of grandstands in the following, all corresponding possibilities are included.

Exemplary embodiments of the stage arrangement will be explained below by means of schematic outline illustrations. The same reference numerals as used in FIG. 1 again denote the same elements. FIG. 2 shows an embodiment similar to that of FIG. 1, wherein a large auditorium 20 is provided only in the function room 11. The partitions between the stage room 2 and all event rooms 10-13 are open. This results in a Bühnenan- order, which can be referred to as a "big box set". The stage space 2 forms with its bottom 3, the main stage area and has the mentioned stage technology facilities and possibilities. It is preferably, as has been shown on the basis of the exemplary measures indicated excessive to scenes, brochures, etc. to drive up out of sight. Hubpodien below the stage floor can supplement the stage technical possibilities in a known manner. The dividing walls between the event rooms and the central stage room are open, so that 10 and 12 side stages result from the function rooms and from the function room 13 a backstage. It is preferred, for example in Event space 11, provided in the bottom of a lifting platform, which can be moved down to form an orchestra pit 26 and is moved when not needed for a Or ^¬ chestergraben upwards and then flush with the bottom surface of the event space. In Ver ^¬ Collegial processing space 11 mentioned the spectator stand 20 is arranged.

Figure 3 shows an embodiment in which the partitions 36 and 37 are closed, so that the connection between the function room 12 and the stage room 2 is closed and the connection between the function room 13 and the stage space 2 is also closed. The function rooms 12 and 13 are characterized optically and acoustically separated from the stage room 2 and the event rooms 10 and 11. The result is a "middle peep stage" for the audience on the large auditorium 20 in the event room 11, which can see the stage of the stage 2 and partly, depending on the seating position formed by the event space 10 side stage, which through the open connection between this Room 10 and the stage 2 is visible. Again, an orchestra pit 26 may be formed by a lifting platform. The separate function rooms 12 and 13 can be used for rehearsals, concerts or for technical preparation and conversion work, as they are visually completely and acoustically largely separated from the stage by the partitions. A ^' small peep stage' would be formed if the partition wall between the function room 10 and the stage 2 were also closed. Then the event room 10 is available for other uses.

Figure 4 shows an embodiment in which all partitions 36, 37, 38 and 39 are closed. The function rooms 10-13 can be used individually for rehearsals, performances or set-up work. In the central stage room 2, which can be accessible from below, or by separate doors, which are eg in the Eckbe- are arranged, for example, is available for the preparation of a stage structure. The preferably arranged in the function rooms mobile grandstand ^¬ elements can create in these spectator areas for taking place in the function rooms uses.

Figure 5 shows an embodiment in wel ^¬ cher all partitions are open and built in the event rooms no stands or extended. The stage arrangement can be used completely. Is extremely diverse Gestaltungsmöglichkei ^¬ th. Means which together with a technical stage equipment in all rooms provided Zuganlagen For example, walls and projection screens are positioned freely. Depending on the placement and movement of the audience, exciting spatial perspectives are created. For example, in this configuration, the stage arrangement can also be used as a showroom.

FIG. 6 shows a further preferred embodiment, in which movable room divider elements 46, 47, 48 and 49 are provided in the function rooms, so that they can be subdivided. With open dividing walls between the central stage area and the function rooms with the corresponding spectator stands, this creates a stage for scenic or concerted performances. It could also serve as one of the function rooms as another stage space. As a variant, another side can be used as an extended scene space, as a backstage or as a free space for rear projections, if space is not used in this function room.

Another embodiment is shown in Figure 7, in which the partitions 36 and 38 are closed, so that the event rooms 10 and 12 are separated from the stage space 2. These can be used for conversion work or for concert or theater rehearsals, while for the actual stage use of the stage arrangement the central stage space 2 and the two opposite meeting rooms 11 and 13 are available. In such an arrangement, spectator stands may preferably run along the longitudinal sides of the resulting stage, which is indicated by the spectator stands 22 and 23. The entire room length of two function rooms and the central platforms ^¬ space is so available, giving special performance opportunities.

FIG. 8 shows an embodiment in which projection walls 50, 52 and 54 are provided for rear projections, which are arranged in the central stage space 2 and which can be operated by projectors 51, 53 and 55 in the function rooms 12, 13 and 10. The back projections allow virtually unlimited virtual art spaces to be created.

FIG. 9 shows a further preferred embodiment in which all partitions are open and in the central stage space a rotatable auditorium 24 is arranged. Contrary to the traditional theatrical turntable, where the stage sets are in front of the stationary theater

Audiences are rotatable, so the audience is moved to the venues in each venue. The function rooms are then the event venues where musical performances, projections, etc. are listed.

Figure 10 shows an embodiment similar to that of Figure 8, in which, however, only three function rooms are arranged on three sides of the central stage room 2. This also applies to the embodiments of FIGS. 11 and 12, where the same reference numbers again designate the same elements there as well. With this embodiment, similar possibilities arise as with the described embodiment with four function rooms, the space required in the building and investment requirements is lower.

The preferred embodiment with four event rooms can be described by the term "quadral stage". be written and forms a stage arrangement or a space concept, which is composed of the four arranged around the central space event rooms that can serve as event spaces. This results in a cross-shaped floor plan of which each wing is a function room whose inner narrow side adjacent to the square central space. The walls of these narrow sides are movable, they can be opened or closed. This allows the rooms to be combined with or separated from the central room. This room concept can be used to create different rooms for theater, concert and multimedia events.

The middle room, as a center and connection between the other rooms, also functions as a stage area with the necessary room height and the corresponding technical equipment in traditional theater performances. The four event rooms are preferably equipped with modern event technology. A flexible system of acoustic elements can adapt the room acoustics to the respective requirements. An auditorium is not defined. Mobile grandstand elements allow flexible audience areas.

With its dimensions, the "Quadralbühne" also creates possibilities for new scenic and musical spatial solutions and spatial experiences. At the same time, very good work, rehearsal, workshop or "laboratory rooms" are available with the same spatial concept. The stage layout to be carried out on a technically very high level and equipped to allow optimal use of the rooms. Thus one and the same room can be defined as a rehearsal room, as a side stage, as an independent function room or "only" as an auditorium.

The stage arrangement according to the invention thus provides a spatial concept which allows all previous, scenic and musical presentation forms. At the same time, the potential for new, not yet It should also be able to cover the needs for well-equipped rehearsal, work and study rooms without taking up additional space. The stage arrangement thus not only allows a purely concert operation, but rather offers a solution for a broad scenic, scenic ^¬ musical and above all multimedia use. In ^other words, with the "Quadralbühne" the artist has a "spatial instrument" that he does not simply play with, but that he can creatively integrate into his artistic process.

Together with the built-in technical infrastructure, the design possibilities are virtually unlimited. About the existing in all rooms trains can e.g. Walls, projection screens, etc. are freely positioned. Depending on the placement or movement of the audience exciting spatial perspectives arise. The stage arrangement also lends itself as an exhibition space. The spacious room dimensions allow for different, distributed game or event type. Here, the scene space and audience area can mix in a variety of ways.

Since the stage arrangement is a complex of flexibly usable function rooms, the technical equipment should be able to accommodate the modern and future event design. The potential of possibilities can be exploited if the technical installations and facilities are available on a correspondingly high and practicable standard. These essentially include:

Modern and flexible lighting systems, video and projection equipment; flexible elements for designing various forms of spectator stands; Elements for effectively influencing room acoustics; Lifting devices for positioning and movement of hanging scenes, acoustic and projection elements and other, necessary for function and design Objects and a system of Hubpodien for easy and quick installation of stage areas, orchestra ^{¬ rooms} , etc.

Since the middle room for theater productions is used as a stage tower, the corresponding stage equipment is provided there.

The stage arrangement is a purely functional room arrangement designed for the realization of theatrical, concert and multimedia events. The scenic view helps to create a neutral interior design. Architectural and design accents should not be determined by the basic space but should be designed and installed using scenes, decorations and / or projections for the respective performances. Architectural solutions to the building's comprehensive layout are required for the arrangement and aesthetics of the other rooms required for event operation. Thus, the production, studio and staff rooms, the offices for management and administration, the rooms for event and building technology etc. must be optimally and sensibly linked to the stage layout.

While preferred embodiments of the invention are described in the present application, it is to be understood that the invention is not limited thereto and may be embodied otherwise within the scope of the following claims.

Claims

claims

1. stage arrangement (1), comprising a floor plan square stage space (2,3) and at least three, immovable on three sides of the stage space, each forming a connection passage, connecting event rooms (10, 11, 12, 13) and movable Partition walls (36, 37, 38, 39) between the stage space and the function rooms, in particular between the stage room and each function room, through which the

Connection between the stage room and the function rooms acoustically and visually canceled and restored.

2. Stage arrangement according to claim 1, characterized in that on all four sides of the stage space a function room (10, 11, 12, 13) connects.

3. Stage arrangement according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the stage space has a square floor plan (3).

4. Stage arrangement according to one of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that the connection passages have substantially the dimension of the height and width of the event space.

5. Stage arrangement according to one of claims 1 to 4, characterized in that between the stage space (2) and at least one of the event rooms

(11) a Hubpodium for forming or repealing an orchestra pit (26) is provided.

6. stage arrangement according to one of claims 1 to 5, characterized in that the stage space is designed as a raised theater stage space with a greater height than the height of the function rooms.

7. Stage arrangement according to one of claims 1 to 6, characterized in that in at least one of the event rooms a mobile, in particular a driven extendable and retractable, spectator stands (20) is provided.

8. stage arrangement according to one of claims 1 to 7, characterized in that in at least one of the event rooms a mobile, in particular driven and retractable, Raumteilerwand (46, 47, 48, 49) is arranged.

9. stage arrangement according to one of claims 1 to 8, characterized in that a theater turntable (24) is arranged in the stage area.

10. stage arrangement according to one of claims 1 to 9, characterized in that in the stage space and in two opposite event rooms (11, 13) laterally arranged in the room spectator stands (22, 23) are provided, which in particular each form a continuous tribune.

11. Stage arrangement according to one of the claims

1 to 10, characterized in that on at least two sides of the stage space (2) extendable and retractable screens (50, 52, 54) for rear projections and in at least two adjoining these sites event rooms back projectors (51, 53, 55) for projection are provided on the screens.

12. Building for performances, in particular theater, concert, film or multimedia performances, with a stage arrangement according to one of claims 1 to 11.

13. Use of a stage arrangement according to one of claims 1 to 11 for theater, concert, film or multimedia performances.