09 March 2010 ..:: Volume 4 ::..

 

 

"Evaluate the benefits of technical installations before making a commitment"

This book gives the background to the rapid advance in automation for both large and small venues. Industry leaders describe new power flying equipment, the design of grid spaces for automated and counterweight systems, how to obtain realistic tenders for new technical installations. The development of the European Standard for stage machinery to improve safety and operations is reported. Experienced engineers examine the special building services needs of performance venues, and experts on flooring and timber provide design information on the surfaces for stage and dance floors.

 


 

Volume 4 - Stage Engineering and Technology

OP     Issues with the design of performance spaces

ST1    The change from manual to automation
ST2    Modern stage engineering
ST3    The essential building services support
ST4    New approaches to power flying
ST5    What is happening in the fly tower?
ST6    Stage engineering standards
ST7    The importance of maintenance
ST8    The critical nature of the stage floor
ST9    Obtaining realistic tenders
ST10  Future trends in automation

CD     Design processes for performing arts buildings

A4, paperback, full colour, 276 pp
ISBN 978-0-9547666-6-5

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Sample pages are reproduced at lesser quality than those in the publications

 

   
Technology of the KA Theatre
Design of grids and galleries  Backstage at the
Royal Opera House

 Power-assisted flying systems
 The problems with tendering

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