Centennial Hall Location City: Wroclaw, Poland
A multi-use World Heritage UNESCO listed building
A multi-use World Heritage UNESCO listed building
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Key Info
- Includes:
- Refubishment of an entertainment, performance and exhibition hall with back of house areas. The space under the central dome is 65m in diameter and 42m high
- Area:
- 15,000m²
- Status:
- Completed in 2011
- Key award:
- Winner of the Best Architectural Completion 2011 - Beautiful Wroclaw Competition.
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Recreating history
Recreating history
Originally constructed according to the plans of Max Berg in 1911-13, Centennial Hall was an early landmark of reinforced concrete architecture. As a symbol of the city of Wroclaw, it was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2006.
Improved acoustic performance
Improved acoustic performance
On completion of the very complex renovation works, sound experts praised the improvement in acoustic qualities of the main hall.
Chapman Taylor re-arranged the interiors (public spaces and back-of-house), modifying the functional aspects and increased seating numbers from 6,500 to 10,000, all within the constraints of very strict conservation requirements
Awards
Best Architectural Completion 2011 -
Beautiful Wroclaw Competition
Winner -
Top 10 Municipal Investments 2012