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Dasman Bilingual School
Dasman Bilingual School

Focus
- Design and construction by CDN.
- 573 Eidos seats, Eidos in first row with headrest and long side.
- 1,500 sqm of custom-designed Airgraf Fonology panels.
- We developed all aspects of the project and its performance: layout project for the best visibility during shows; lighting project; stage machinery project; sound diffusion and management project.









Project
Dasman Bilingual School
Location
Kuwait city, Kuwait
End use
Theater
Covered Surface
535 sqm
Supplied seats
573 seats and 1,500 sqm acustic
pannels Fonology
Supplied products
Year of completion
2016
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We have designed, engineered and constructed a comfortable and harmonious environment, by integrating custom-designed, multi-material 3D acoustic panels, audio-video and lighting systems, spectacular furnishings and new seats.
Dasman Bilingual School was founded in 1996 and is Kuwait’s most technologically advanced school. The school is bilingual (English and Arabic) and offers classes from primary to secondary school, with some of the country’s highest quality teaching.
The teaching areas and tools are of extremely high quality, thanks to an innovative and modern multimedia approach. The new theatre, designed and constructed by Aresline in collaboration with its Contract Design Network (CDN) partners, is equipped with the best technologies available.
The CDN team has studied and created the viewpoint to ensure optimal installation of the seats and perfect visibility during shows. We also developed the acoustic project of the room with Fonology panels on the ceiling and walls, the lighting project, the stage machinery project and the sound diffusion and management system.
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