Recycled Theatre

Vojtěch Poláček, Vít Pokorný

Recycled Theatre

The book presents a couple of interconnected trends in the current theatre architecture. The central theme is recyclation. A large part of the presented projects are connected by the use of recycled materials. However, today's architects express ecological thinking also by their effort to revitalize neglected spaces or adaptation of various disused buildings. The book also touches on the subject of moving theatre architecture and buildings being developed in a close cooperation with the community of their users. It also examines the application of the so called socially responsible marketing in the area of cultural projects. The extensive study is complemented by an inquiry with four important European architects. There are also 60 profiles of realized theatres including rich fotodocumentation.

Contents:

Introduction
Adaptive Reuse
Community
Movement
Ecology
Marketing
Q & A
Profiles
Endnotes

Grada, Prague 2015, 160 x 235 mm, 368 pages, Czech and English, ISBN 978-80-247-5751-3