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Welcome to this Auditoria.tv features update. We hope you will find this unique free service useful. Click on the links below to read the individual stories or, to view a round-up of the latest news from the global venue-management marketplace, visit www.auditoria.tv.     Latest features Bridging all the gaps Development of The Sage Gateshead will create a landmark facility that will serve northeast England and, its backers hope, far beyond. more... Go with the flow Architecture as choreography inspired the design for the Stevie Eller Dance Theatre - making the building a truly moving experience for performers and audience alike. more... Venue with a view Three years of development work between client, signature architect and strategic consultant are embodied in the design for a stunning new auditorium on Italy's beautiful Amalfi Coast. more... Multiple choice Luxury and choice are the watchwords now showing at the new breed of multiplex movie theatres in the USA. more... You heard it here first Architects and designers can now listen to the acoustic qualities of a design using the latest audio technology - and avoid disasters before a venue is even built. more... Going up in the world A new generation of advanced atrium lifts is making life easier for maintenance teams in a world where high-rise design is king. more... Other features Europe's theatrical past inspires USA's new design concepts RADA gets an inspirational new look in its centenary year New York's Zankel Hall unites form and function Broadway meets Chicago in the reworked Palace Theatre Assembly-project design must reflect its surroundings Redevelopment of Marion Oliver McCaw Hall Unconventional convention-centre planning London's Imax cinema caused a roundabout transformation Metal buildings get flexible - thinking outside the box The world is your oyster if you get basic shell acoustics right Flexible performance spaces on a university budget Florida's Nova Southeastern University's new theater venue Acoustical treatments that look as good as they sound Historic venues are a creative challenge for seating designers The only limit to staging options is the customer's imagination A virtual floor made from steel wire rope takes the strain Thoughtful lighting can add a new dimension to a venue Making a move from staging systems to seating Electrifying trends: Current differences between North America and Europe Carbon-fibre truss now offers unlimited structural options Global music tours require crowd control in tune with the event   The February 2004 issue of Auditoria magazine will feature London's Imax, New York City's Judy and Arthur Zankel Hall and the stunning new auditorium for the Ravello Festival in Italy. A limited number of editorial/advertising packages are still available in this exciting publication, so act now and contact Andy MacGregor on +44 (0)1273 601900 or e-mail sales@auditoria.tv to take your message to our 11,500+ readers around the world.     < Go back to Stadia-Auditoria News Articles