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Anne Minors has been involved with improving existing opera houses and dance venues, as well as designing stunning new ones to the highest standards and demanding briefs.
Palace of Peace, Kazakhstan, 2006
Touring Opera House inserted into the base of an already designed building.
Palace of Peace Reopens, BSEE
One Steppe Beyond: Norman Foster's Pyramid of Peace in Kazakhstan by Hugh Pearman, Gabion
Royal Opera House, London 2000
One of the world's most important centres for opera and home to the Royal Ballet, it houses a proscenium stage with orchestra pit in a horseshoe shaped auditorium. Anne was responsible for the reconfiguration of the seating of the main house and its seat design.
Seating capacity 2257
Clore Studio and Linbury Studio, Royal Opera House 2000
The former is a state of the art rehearsal space, and the latter a flexible space that offers a stage of up to 12m for contemporary performance. Anne also designed a new chair and music stand for the chorus. Seating capacity 420.
The renovation of the ROH is described in Renovation and Creation at Covent Garden by Dawn Lille Horwitz, Art Times, March 2001
Barbican, London 1997
Open stage with removable raked stage, fixed rake auditorium with orchestra pit. Main auditorium was improved to expand repertoire beyond drama into international opera and contemporary dance.
Seating capacity 1156
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