"Central Yards stretches nearly 400 meters, or a quarter-mile, along a 4.8-hectare site and shapes a horizontal civic structure that brings together commercial, cultural, and public programs. The theater forms one of its key cultural components, positioned to act as a gateway between the dense urban fabric of the Central Business District and the open expanse of the harbor. visualizations courtesy Henderson Land"
"The auditorium at Hong Kong's Central Yards has been conceived as a continuous spatial system, where stage, seating, and technical infrastructure are brought together within a sculpted lattice shell. This structural and acoustic envelope by the architects at UNS defines the interior experience, giving the room a sense of enclosure and focus while supporting complex lighting, sound, and stage requirements."
"With seating for more than 1,100 guests, the theater is scaled for touring musicals, large-format productions, and international premieres. The interior is finely calibrated, pairing crafted surfaces with advanced acoustic engineering to support both amplified and un-amplified performance. Sightlines, material transitions, and lighting conditions have been carefully considered to maintain intimacy across the full depth of the hall. UNS designs Hong Kong's first private 'Broadway-caliber' theater within Central Yards"
Central Yards stretches nearly 400 meters along a 4.8-hectare site and creates a horizontal civic structure combining commercial, cultural, and public programs. UNS designed a purpose-built, private, world-class multi-functional theater on the New Central Harbourfront commissioned by Henderson Land. The auditorium is a continuous spatial system where stage, seating, and technical infrastructure coexist within a sculpted lattice shell that provides acoustic and structural support. The hall seats over 1,100 guests and is calibrated for touring musicals, large-format productions, and international premieres, with careful attention to sightlines, materials, lighting, and acoustics. The venue connects interior and exterior civic sequences to adjacent towers and landscaped grounds, acting as a gateway between the CBD and the harbor.
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