Copenhagen Opera House Floor Plan The foyer floor is Sicilian Perlatino marble The wall of the auditorium towards the foyer and the wood of the balconies is maple wood The ceiling inside the auditorium is made using 105 000 sheets of gold leafs almost 24 carat 100 The Copenhagen Opera House All 2000 present 1980 1999 1940 1979 1920 1939 Before 1920
1650 Project venue type Opera House Project build type New build Location Denmark Completion date 2004 Project value 240 million Services provided Auditorium design Lighting Sound Stage engineering Theatre planning The Opera House looking north Amalienborg and the dome of The Marble Church are visible in the background The Opera is located in Copenhagen just opposite the main castle Amalienborg home of the Danish royal family at the shore of the harbour
Copenhagen Opera House Floor Plan
Copenhagen Opera House Floor Plan
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The Copenhagen Opera House is situated in Copenhagen s inner harbour and completes the historical axis running from the Marble Church through Amalienborg and into the Opera right at the stage front where the performing artists and their audience meet photos Adam M rk The Opera sets the stage for human interaction both before and after the final curtain Location Copenhagen Denmark Area 41 000 m 441 320 ft Year 2004
SPEIRS MAJOR LIGHT ARCHITECTURE 30 April 2020 Asser Munch Architecture Building Design Contemporary Copenhagen Photo Review Site Urbanism Copenhagen Opera House The Opera is the most imposing and impressive monumental building of modern Copenhagen And it is the outcome of controversy
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Get in touch The new opera house is located on a central harbor side in Copenhagen The building is the principal opera performance venue for Det Kongelige Teater the Royal Theatre The 1 450 seat main auditorium and the studio stage the Takelloftet also present some ballet productions Guided Tour Discover The Opera s beautiful lobby with its clean lines Olafur Eliasson s light sculptures and views of Copenhagen Harbour embracing the shiny maple shell around the Main Stage See Per Kirkeby s copper reliefs and Per Arnoldi s Opera logo molded into the foyer floor Come onto the stage and behind the scenes where the huge
The Opera is situated in Copenhagen s inner harbour and completes the historical axis running from the Marble Church through Amalienborg and into the Opera right at the stage front where the performing artists and their audience meet Gross floor area 41 000 m2 Year of construction 2001 2004 Type of assignment Commission Area 41 000 m Floors 14 5 of which are located underground Stages Mainstage 5 stages directly connected Seats 1703 to 1492 dependant on the size of the orchestra Architects Engineers Henning Larsen A Ramboll Buro Happold E with A P M ller as the executive Acoustics Arup Acoustics Lighting Speirs and Major Associates
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The foyer floor is Sicilian Perlatino marble The wall of the auditorium towards the foyer and the wood of the balconies is maple wood The ceiling inside the auditorium is made using 105 000 sheets of gold leafs almost 24 carat 100 The Copenhagen Opera House All 2000 present 1980 1999 1940 1979 1920 1939 Before 1920
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1650 Project venue type Opera House Project build type New build Location Denmark Completion date 2004 Project value 240 million Services provided Auditorium design Lighting Sound Stage engineering Theatre planning
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Copenhagen Opera House Floor Plan - 30 April 2020 Asser Munch Architecture Building Design Contemporary Copenhagen Photo Review Site Urbanism Copenhagen Opera House The Opera is the most imposing and impressive monumental building of modern Copenhagen And it is the outcome of controversy
