To complete the auditorium, the distinguished Argentinean artist Guillermo Quintero has designed a mesmerising curtain for the stage. To heighten the sense of drama, there is a chandelier creating an inverted cone of light and produced from an assembly of 320 acrylic rods that ascends into the ceiling of the auditorium at the beginning of the performance. Margot and Bill Winspear Opera House at the AT&T Performing Arts Center 2403 Flora St. The detail and finishes improve the resonance of the human voice, making the orchestra sound rich but clear. The Dallas Opera performs at the Margot and Bill Winspear Opera House, located in the heart of the Dallas Arts District just steps from downtown Dallas and the Uptown neighborhood.

The acoustics, designed by Bob Essert of Sound Space Design, are also enhanced by the compactness of the auditorium. Intimacy is further reinforced by emphasising the balcony fronts, with their white gold finish highlighted against the rich dark red interior. Working with Theatre Projects, a horseshoe plan combined with the dramatic vertical stacking of its seating balconies ensure that the audience is as close as possible to the stage.

The auditorium itself creates a sense of intimacy with the performers. Sustainability and Performance in Architecture The Future of Architectural Visualization

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