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Cinemas building designs
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Hollywood Palladium, Los Angeles Building
COE Architecture International has just been honored with a Los Angeles Conservancy Preservation Award for our restoration of significant work of LA modern architecture, the famous Hollywood Palladium.
Tyneside Cinema, Newcastle
Newcastle’s Tyneside Cinema, a long-established and much-loved institution, reopened its doors in 2008 after a major refurbishment and modernisation project designed by Fletcher Priest Architects.
Suburban Dreams: Architecture on Film
The event is called Suburban Dreams and takes place on 18 May, and takes a look at the myth and cult of the America Suburb with Pierre Huygue’s short Streamside Day, last seen at his Tate show a few years back.
Thessaloniki Cinemas, Greek Cinema Building
Rehabilitation of the Listed Building-Shell of “Warehouse 1” of “Th.P.A. S.A.” in Thessaloniki and Reuse – Re-arrangement in Two Cinemas Complex
Multikino Zote Tarasy Warsaw Cinema
Multikino, located in the Zote Tarasy commercial centre, is a premiere cinema with an auditorium seating 777 and the largest screen in Poland.
Saint Cyprien Auditorium, Movie Theater
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Multiplex Europalaces Gaumont Rennes
This project forms part of the general development of the Charles de Gaulle esplanade that was given to the Nicolas Michelin team in April 2003. Between the Charles de Gaulle esplanade and Gambetta avenue, the project is structured according to the concept of an immense criss-crossing hall that offers two levels of theatres.