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Dash Marshall
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Project ID
DPT
Location
Detroit
,
USA
Scope
Renovation
Function
Theatre
After operating out of borrowed space for a handful of years,
Detroit Public Theatre
expanded their operations by occupying a full building in the Midtown neighborhood. We renovated the structure from front to back while shifting its use from an automotive repair facility to a highly flexible black box theatre seating up to 200 people.
The original structure was a humble little thing, mostly ignored for the hundred or so years of its life before our adaptive reuse renovation. Though the building is anonymous, we turned the original truss work into a focal point and pulled the interior renovations down away from the ceiling to expose them throughout. While the design of the renovation enabled the Theatre to secure state and federal historic tax credits, the design of the space is unabashedly contemporary.
The building is organized into three stripes. Front of house includes bar, ticket office, and a generous lobby that can double as a small performance venue. The black box occupies the center of the building. Beyond that, a compact back of house area includes green room, dressing rooms, a mezzanine, and even a micro shop space.
Architect of Record
:
Amy Baker
General Contractor
:
G Fisher Constructions Co
Acoustics and AV Consultant
:
LSTN Consultants
Structural Engineer
:
Resurget Engineering
MEP Engineer
:
Strategic Energy Solutions
Preservation Consultant
:
Kidorf Preservation Consulting
Graphic Design
:
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