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A scenographic precedent by Luke Halls Studio demonstrating the use of architectural projection mapping and dynamic lighting to transform a multi-level stage facade.
- What we like about this project
- Projected wireframe drawing accurately aligns with the physical paneled relief of the stage wall.
Materials
- wood
- projection-light
- fabric
- steel
Visual identifiers
- projection-mapping
- architectural-elevation
- theatrical-set
- paneled-facade
Style tags
- theatrical
- contemporary
- multimedia
- dramatic
Visual tags
- scenography
- projection
- dramatic-lighting
- temporary-architecture
- multimedia
- Geometry
- Multi-level theatrical wall divided into classical paneled bays with upper and lower openings, a central ladder, and a flat stage floor.
- Facade system
- Theatrical flat panels simulating a classical wood-paneled building facade.
- Structural guess
- Temporary stage framing and flats
- Spatial scale
- Human actors dwarfed by a multi-story projected architectural facade.
- Lighting
- Dark background with stark white projections and bright focused spotlighting on specific actors in doorways.
- Atmosphere
- Intense, theatrical, and dramatic with sharp contrasts between dark masses and glowing red-and-white projections.
- Environmental context
- Dark theatrical stage interior framed by proscenium curtains.
- Spatial experience
- The deep vertical plane of the set creates a flattened architectural elevation that actors traverse vertically and horizontally.
- Composition rhythm
- Symmetrical architectural grid interrupted by asymmetric red blood-like splashes.
- Style reading
- Dramatic multimedia scenography
- Program
- Opera or theater stage set
- Perspective
- Interior Spatial
- Discipline
- architecture
- Materials
- wood, projection-light, fabric, steel
- Visual identifiers
- projection-mapping, architectural-elevation, theatrical-set, paneled-facade
- Style tags
- theatrical, contemporary, multimedia, dramatic
- Visual tags
- scenography, projection, dramatic-lighting, temporary-architecture, multimedia
- Geometry
- Multi-level theatrical wall divided into classical paneled bays with upper and lower openings, a central ladder, and a flat stage floor.
- Facade system
- Theatrical flat panels simulating a classical wood-paneled building facade.
- Structural guess
- Temporary stage framing and flats
- Spatial scale
- Human actors dwarfed by a multi-story projected architectural facade.
- Lighting
- Dark background with stark white projections and bright focused spotlighting on specific actors in doorways.
- Atmosphere
- Intense, theatrical, and dramatic with sharp contrasts between dark masses and glowing red-and-white projections.
- Environmental context
- Dark theatrical stage interior framed by proscenium curtains.
- Spatial experience
- The deep vertical plane of the set creates a flattened architectural elevation that actors traverse vertically and horizontally.
- Composition rhythm
- Symmetrical architectural grid interrupted by asymmetric red blood-like splashes.
- Style reading
- Dramatic multimedia scenography
- Program
- Opera or theater stage set
- Perspective
- Interior Spatial
- Discipline
- architecture