VEER SAVARKAR AUDITORIUM,

SHIVAJI PARK

PRESENTED BY:
RIDDHESH C.
PRASHANT J.
JUILEE M.
HEMANG R.
AKASH S.
JEFFREY T.
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 SITE PLAN

GROUND FLOOR
MOST OF THE AREA OF GROUND FLOOR USED AS A STILT PARKING.
AND THE REMAINING AREA IS USED AS THE ADMIN AND AMINITY BLOCKS.
 AUDITORIUM PLAN Capacity: 500 people

ENTRY TO • EXIT PATH WHICH

GREEN ROOM
THE FLOOR
DIRECTLY LEADS TO THE
LIFT
GROUND FLOOR.
EXIT SERVICE • TWO LIFT IN THE FRONT
LIFT FOR PUBLIC AND TWO
LIFTS IN BACK FOR
ENTRY SERVICES ARE PROVIDED.
WAITING AREA

CURATORIAL SPACE

EXIT
GENTS
GREEN ROOM
LADIES
INVERTED CEILING PLAN
 SECTION

• Washable, water repellent, decorative flat finish intended for application on interior
and exterior surfaces to dry matured cement and plaster walls, asbestos cement and
wall board linings.

• 2 coat work is necessary

• Supplied in 18 stanadards tints including white

• 1 gallon of either will cover from 25 -50 yards super,according to the surface,1 coat.
ACOUSTIC PANELING

W O O D WO O L MAT A N D FABRIC

1. Generally used to absorb sound

in order to avoid echo effect.

2. The width of wood wool fibres

varies from 1.5 to 20 mm, while
their length is usually around 500
mm
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RUBBER W O O D E N STRIPS

• Blocks are made in width normally upto 3 a n d half inch a n d in lengths from 6
inch to 15 inch ..But lengths of 9 -12 inch are most common.

• Thickness vary from 1 - 1.5 inch

• Surface is coated with black varnish just before laying

• If fine finish is required the surface should be sealed a n d waxed

• If the w o o d is of open grain such as oak, it should be treated with w o o d

paste filler previous to waxing.
 PLAIN GYPSUM

• Gypsum board is primarily used as a

finish for walls and ceilings, and is
known in
• construction as dry wall,
sheetrock or plasterboard.

• Mold/Mildew/Moisture Resistant

• Acoustical Enhanced for High Rated

STC WallAssemblies

• Superior Sound Damping

SOUND PIT

• Generally used for controlling light and

sound of the ongoing performances.

• Also sometimes used for prompting in

drama’s.

• Director of the drama may also prefer

sitting in this area.
LIGHTING

• FITTED O N THE RODS PLACED OVER THE STAGE.

• SUFFICIENT: enough lighting for rehearsals.

• FLEXIBLE: can be changed whenever needed.
• abrupt installation of lights
 MURALS

• LOCATION :besides the seating near the stage side.

(Front of the auditorium)

• Expression of theatre arts

• Form of ornamental design