In the several auditoriums, earnest public discussions take place.
But offering cheaper seats is also a clever marketing exercise.Artistic directors and producers mention the importance of getting young, new audiences into their auditoriums.
This new India, milling around the tea-stalls and auditoriums, is vaster than the canon and stranger than fiction.
Although the relationship between architecture, sound and perception in auditoriums is not yet fully understood, antique construction plans are an unlikely source of the missing information.Jason Summers Washington, DCEuropean frontiersSIR – You folks come up with some pretty wacko ideas.
Attendees trundle along between libraries, auditoriums, and elegant palazzi to hear economists, academics and policymakers pontificate.
One station, Santo Domingo, is at the centre of a cluster of new schools, bridges and parks—as well as the futuristic Biblioteca España (now shrouded for construction work, but pictured above), a cultural centre complete with galleries, auditoriums and libraries.Medellín's problems remain severe.
She campaigned hard in the 1980s to add a building dedicated to dance to the Music Centre's cluster of auditoriums in central Los Angeles, but could not raise the money.
EVERY big university has a scholar whose legacy lingers in hallways and classrooms, auditoriums and leafy quadrangles.
Auditoriums are overcrowded, campuses drab and deserted at weekends.
Aside from its museums, auditoriums, and other cultural centres, Delhi is a city of gardens and fountains, among the most notable of which are the Roshan Ara Gardens and the meticulously planned Mughal Gardens.
