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The Battersea Arts Centre (BAC)
The installation of a 470 seat temporary auditorium and stage for Kneehigh Theatre Company’s production of Don John in the Grand Hall at the Battersea Arts Centre. The auditorium was tailored to both the plan of the room, the arched ceiling and an existing curved balcony.
Steeldeck’s high strength to weight ratio allowed the engineer to keep the bracing to a minimum ultimately saving weight. Our range of 3, 2 and 1.5kN/m engineered guardrail meant the entire structure was fully compliant.
The Battersea Arts Centre (BAC)
The installation of a 470 seat temporary auditorium and stage for Kneehigh Theatre Company’s production of Don John in the Grand Hall at the Battersea Arts Centre. The auditorium was tailored to both the plan of the room, the arched ceiling and an existing curved balcony.
Steeldeck’s high strength to weight ratio allowed the engineer to keep the bracing to a minimum ultimately saving weight. Our range of 3, 2 and 1.5kN/m engineered guardrail meant the entire structure was fully compliant.
The Battersea Arts Centre (BAC)
The installation of a 470 seat temporary auditorium and stage for Kneehigh Theatre Company’s production of Don John in the Grand Hall at the Battersea Arts Centre. The auditorium was tailored to both the plan of the room, the arched ceiling and an existing curved balcony.
Steeldeck’s high strength to weight ratio allowed the engineer to keep the bracing to a minimum ultimately saving weight. Our range of 3, 2 and 1.5kN/m engineered guardrail meant the entire structure was fully compliant.
The Battersea Arts Centre (BAC)
The installation of a 470 seat temporary auditorium and stage for Kneehigh Theatre Company’s production of Don John in the Grand Hall at the Battersea Arts Centre. The auditorium was tailored to both the plan of the room, the arched ceiling and an existing curved balcony.
Steeldeck’s high strength to weight ratio allowed the engineer to keep the bracing to a minimum ultimately saving weight. Our range of 3, 2 and 1.5kN/m engineered guardrail meant the entire structure was fully compliant.
A 100 yard walkway through the woods providing public and disabled access to a hospitality marquee and picnic areas. This structure was designed by Steeldeck to be both practical and meet the more unusual aesthetic requirement of a woodland setting.
A 100 yard walkway through the woods providing public and disabled access to a hospitality marquee and picnic areas. This structure was designed by Steeldeck to be both practical and meet the more unusual aesthetic requirement of a woodland setting.
A 100 yard walkway through the woods providing public and disabled access to a hospitality marquee and picnic areas. This structure was designed by Steeldeck to be both practical and meet the more unusual aesthetic requirement of a woodland setting.
The build out of the stage into the auditorium that required all the seats to be left in position.
The build out of the stage into the auditorium that required all the seats to be left in position.
A temporary auditorium for the English National Opera at the Young Vic that required the stalls to meet the circle with pinpoint accuracy as the guardrail was removed from the balcony to give a completely open structure.
A temporary auditorium for the English National Opera at the Young Vic that required the stalls to meet the circle with pinpoint accuracy as the guardrail was removed from the balcony to give a completely open structure.
A temporary auditorium for the English National Opera at the Young Vic that required the stalls to meet the circle with pinpoint accuracy as the guardrail was removed from the balcony to give a completely open structure.
The build of the Gladiator’s pyramid for Sky TV was brought to Steeldeck by Les McCallum. The entire build was executed in an eight hour time frame from arrival of the first truck at Pinewood Studios until sign off.
Conceptually designed by the Olivier Award winning designer Jenny Tiramani this auditorium aimed to recreate some of the feel of a 16th Century court production at the Great Hall in Hampton Court as part of a four week residency by the Globe Theatre.
Due to the very historic nature of the building two supervising conservators were present throughout the build and a rigorous method statement was applied to the installation.
A viewing platform for Her Majesty the Queen and other VIPs for a celebration to mark the opening of the Horseguards Museum. The entire structure in one day with all trimmings was successfully finished to the client’s complete satisfaction.
A viewing platform for Her Majesty the Queen and other VIPs for a celebration to mark the opening of the Horseguards Museum. The entire structure in one day with all trimmings was successfully finished to the client’s complete satisfaction.
A small example of an indoor stage built for an exhibition at Olympia – this one fitted around a pair of columns, as always under pressure of time.
Part of the Metro Ski and Snowboard Show at Olympia, Steeldeck were commissioned to provide a stage for a pair of four ton Land Rovers with removable access ramps.
Part of the Metro Ski and Snowboard Show at Olympia, Steeldeck were commissioned to provide a stage for a pair of four ton Land Rovers with removable access ramps.
The construction of a flat stage from the back wall of the theatre out into the stalls to meet the balcony to give the Liverpool Playhouse the opportunity to create an “In the Round” environment for Timberlake Wertenbaker’s “Our Country’s Good”. The new stage had a built in access trap for the performers as well as audience access via three staircases and a disabled ramp.
The construction of a flat stage from the back wall of the theatre out into the stalls to meet the balcony to give the Liverpool Playhouse the opportunity to create an “In the Round” environment for Timberlake Wertenbaker’s “Our Country’s Good”. The new stage had a built in access trap for the performers as well as audience access via three staircases and a disabled ramp.
After the sale of an old MG our rentals manager decided that the easiest way to deliver it was to load it in one of the trucks and take it himself!
To celebrate the 400th anniversary of the Temple’s Royal Charter a special conversion of Middle Temple Hall was commissioned for the staging of Romeo and Juliet. Using the existing banqueting seats Steeldeck tailor made an auditorium for the four week run.
To celebrate the 400th anniversary of the Temple’s Royal Charter a special conversion of Middle Temple Hall was commissioned for the staging of Romeo and Juliet. Using the existing banqueting seats Steeldeck tailor made an auditorium for the four week run.
An example of an outdoor stage built over a stone courtyard in the City.
A slightly unusual request from a casino in central London for a performance stage built over the access corridor to the kitchen with access to the side.
The centrepiece to the 2008 London Festival of Architecture was a 160m long walkway named “The Skywalk” designed by the award winning architects Carmody Groarke. The design snaked down Montague Place behind the British Museum and incorporated two performance stages as well as exhibition spaces.
The walkway was designed to rise up to a platform height of 3.6m with three tunnels through and full disabled access.
The centrepiece to the 2008 London Festival of Architecture was a 160m long walkway named “The Skywalk” designed by the award winning architects Carmody Groarke. The design snaked down Montague Place behind the British Museum and incorporated two performance stages as well as exhibition spaces.
The walkway was designed to rise up to a platform height of 3.6m with three tunnels through and full disabled access.
The centrepiece to the 2008 London Festival of Architecture was a 160m long walkway named “The Skywalk” designed by the award winning architects Carmody Groarke. The design snaked down Montague Place behind the British Museum and incorporated two performance stages as well as exhibition spaces.
The walkway was designed to rise up to a platform height of 3.6m with three tunnels through and full disabled access.
The centrepiece to the 2008 London Festival of Architecture was a 160m long walkway named “The Skywalk” designed by the award winning architects Carmody Groarke. The design snaked down Montague Place behind the British Museum and incorporated two performance stages as well as exhibition spaces.
The walkway was designed to rise up to a platform height of 3.6m with three tunnels through and full disabled access.
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The Battersea Arts Centre (BAC)
The installation of a 470 seat temporary auditorium and stage for Kneehigh Theatre Company’s production of Don John in the Grand Hall at the Battersea Arts Centre. The auditorium was tailored to both the plan of the room, the arched ceiling and an existing curved balcony.
Steeldeck’s high strength to weight ratio allowed the engineer to keep the bracing to a minimum ultimately saving weight. Our range of 3, 2 and 1.5kN/m engineered guardrail meant the entire structure was fully compliant.