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Salzburger Landestheater
Salzburger Landestheater, Salzburg, Austria
Focus
- Salzburg custom seating: stalls with 314 armchairs on center leg to make room for floor ventilation system vents, armchairs with height increased by 2 cm for the last 4 rows, removable armchairs in the first two rows and in the center aisle; gallery with 212 armchairs on side panels with depth reduced to 350 cm and 48 with depth reduced to 240 mm; small stage with 124 seats on 4 legs with foot rests of different heights
- possibility of ensuring the floor ventilation system between the stall seats
- overcoming floor slope problems
- tailor-made seating to meet different needs
- making some rows and seats removable to reconfigure the stalls as needed
Project
Salzburger Landestheater
Location
Salzburg, Austria
Intended use
Theatre for symphonic music and opera,
musicals, drama
Architect
Architekturwerkstatt Zopf
Supplied seats
697
Models supplied
Custom-made seating Salzburg
Customised 4-leg seats
Year of completion
2022
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The Salzburger Landestheater, built in the middle of the 18th century and frequented by composer W. A. Mozart, is one of Austria's most important theatres and was reopened to the public on 12 November 2022 after a six-month renovation project focused on renewing its historic splendour with frescoes and gilded stucco decoration, modernising the stage with up-to-date technology and replacing all the seats in the stalls, the boxes and the balcony.
In addition to its own annual programme with more than 400 performances, during the summer season the Landestheater also hosts a number of productions related to the Salzburg International Music Festival.
Aresline won the contract for the supply of the theatre’s seating, characterised by an elegant and rigorous design and embellished with wooden elements ideally suited to the rare beauty of their surroundings.
The supply of seats was also accompanied by a study of solutions to several technical problems: the possibility of keeping the floor ventilation system in its existing position, overcoming problems of double floor inclination, making customised seats, and making some rows and seats removable to reconfigure the stalls according to specific needs.
The results of the study and its subsequent implementation allowed Aresline to fully meet the customer's needs, both in terms of proposed solutions and stringent delivery deadlines.
After its restoration, the Salzburger Landestheater is now considered the most beautiful theatre in Austria.