She explored theaters and cinemas along with auditoriums at churches, schools, amusement parks, hotels, sports facilities, hospitals, Army barracks and prisons.
In the age of the rising blockbuster exhibit and substantial efforts to increase ticket sales, museums were recast as mainstream tourist attractions brimming with auditoriums and event spaces, rather than destinations for occasional jaunts for the elite.
This 10-volume treatise contained valuable information on the scenery used for Classical tragedy, comedy, and satyr plays (farces), along with detailed descriptions of the Roman theatre, with its auditorium, orchestra, and stage backed by the scaenae frons.
The remaining buildings would be completed along with two new structures, a 500-seat academy and a student union with an auditorium, library and cafeteria.
Inside it is a different matter, with an auditorium in the shiny, curvaceous, convulsive style for which he is famous.
In 1896, the Detroit Wheelmen opened an ornate new clubhouse, complete with an auditorium and a bowling alley.
We do so through a side door, to be seated on the stage with the auditorium as a backdrop.
Edwards later wrote, "As one can imagine, I was a big hit with the auditorium full of dedicated scholars of rhetoric".
Louis Sullivan, Richardson's disciple and Wright's teacher, sensed "an intoxicating rawness, a sense of big things to be done," and began with the Auditorium Building in 1889.
