Sentence examples similar to enclosed auditorium from inspiring English sources

The firm of Marshall Day, the lead acousticians, enclosed the auditorium within an interior shell, which adds reverberation without making instrumental voices indistinct.

The open-air setup of years past has been replaced with an enclosed, feather-topped auditorium that housed the majority of live acts including SOHN, AlunaGeorge, Panda Bear and Tycho.

Drawings filed at the New York City Art Commission by the architect Henry Hornbostel called for gargantuan masonry anchorages enclosing great auditoriums for public meetings.

(Wide grass-covered steps lead down from the lawn in front to a 218-seat glass-enclosed auditorium, and come spring will allow students to sprawl out on the grass and look in at lectures or performances).

Several years ago, the auditorium balcony was enclosed to create five oddly shaped rooms.

The auditorium itself looked like a "vast garden under blue sky, enclosed by high sculptured walls, surmounted by carved towers and balconies".

But the most impressive dimension lies within the 1.4 million-square-foot interior, where an auditorium of 21,000 seats makes the center one of the world's largest enclosed religious spaces.

It is to be built on the site of an army barracks on flat land enclosed by a bend in the Tiber across from the 1960 Olympics complex (designed by Pier Luigi Nervi) and not far from a new auditorium (by Renzo Piano).

"It's completely enclosed.

Seeing Shakespeare outdoors turns the playgoing experience into something more elemental and primal than it usually is, reminding us that this art form was born in outdoor auditoriums in ancient Greece and flourished anew during Shakespeare's day at theaters like the Globe, which were not enclosed spaces, either.

Two manuscripts enclosed.