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架构师提供的文本描述。奥托·M·布迪格剧院是辛辛那提莎士比亚剧团(CSC)的所在地，坐落在辛辛那提最古老的街区之一莱茵河的一条历史悠久的艺术走廊旁，坐落在一处虽小又高的城市遗址上。

Text description provided by the architects. The Otto M. Budig Theater, home to the Cincinnati Shakespeare Company (CSC), sits on a small but tall urban site along a historic arts corridor in Over-the-Rhine, one of Cincinnati’s oldest neighborhoods.

Text description provided by the architects. The Otto M. Budig Theater, home to the Cincinnati Shakespeare Company (CSC), sits on a small but tall urban site along a historic arts corridor in Over-the-Rhine, one of Cincinnati’s oldest neighborhoods.

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 Community connection

社区连接

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CSC节目一直都是亲密的；现在，随着最新的技术和舒适的，声学丰富的房子，亲密关系得到了进一步的加强。容纳能力从150个增加到250个座位，拥抱灵活的推力阶段，所有在行动的六排之内。这使观众和行为者能够相互参与和激励。

CSC shows have always been intimate; now that intimacy has been further enhanced with the latest technology and a comfortable, acoustically rich house. Capacity increased from 150 to 250 seats that hug the flexible thrust stage, all within six rows of the action. This allows audiences and actors to engage and energize each other.

CSC shows have always been intimate; now that intimacy has been further enhanced with the latest technology and a comfortable, acoustically rich house. Capacity increased from 150 to 250 seats that hug the flexible thrust stage, all within six rows of the action. This allows audiences and actors to engage and energize each other.

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 First floor plan

一楼平面图

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布拉德·费因克诺普夫

三十八步，一个是威廉·莎士比亚的戏剧，上升到二楼的排练和活动空间，俯瞰着华盛顿公园的西南角落。抬头的行人可能会偷窥剑术或独白。悬挂在深蓝天花板上的吊灯显示星光和伊丽莎白时代的露天表演。

Thirty-eight steps, one for each of William Shakespeare’s plays, ascend to a second-floor rehearsal and event space overlooking the bustling southwest corner of Washington Park. Pedestrians who look up may catch a sneak peek of swordplay or a soliloquy. Pendant lights hanging from a deep blue ceiling suggest starlight and Elizabethan-era open-air performances.

Thirty-eight steps, one for each of William Shakespeare’s plays, ascend to a second-floor rehearsal and event space overlooking the bustling southwest corner of Washington Park. Pedestrians who look up may catch a sneak peek of swordplay or a soliloquy. Pendant lights hanging from a deep blue ceiling suggest starlight and Elizabethan-era open-air performances.

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材料反映了CSC的完整性和个性，并有了一个转折：回收的木头会回到最初的环球剧院；嵌入的镜子碎片闪闪发光，使混凝土地板生动活泼；在手工制作的钢材上留下了明显的制作痕迹-它不断提醒人们，莎士比亚在每一场演出中都表现出丰富而“有缺陷”的人物形象。

Materials reflect CSC’s integrity and personality, with a twist: Reclaimed wood harkens back to the original Globe Theatre; embedded mirror fragments sparkle and enliven the concrete floor; fabrication marks on locally crafted rolled steel are left visible—a constant reminder of Shakespeare’s richly drawn but “flawed” characters that come to life in every performance.

Materials reflect CSC’s integrity and personality, with a twist: Reclaimed wood harkens back to the original Globe Theatre; embedded mirror fragments sparkle and enliven the concrete floor; fabrication marks on locally crafted rolled steel are left visible—a constant reminder of Shakespeare’s richly drawn but “flawed” characters that come to life in every performance.

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布拉德·费因克诺普夫

宽敞的大厅窗户在酒吧周围展现了表演前的嗡嗡声。与一个充满活力的社区的联系，表演空间的亲密，以及以独特的方式使用材料，增强了表演者和赞助人给现场演出带来的创造性能量。辛辛那提莎士比亚的经历现在从你到达的那一刻一直延伸到演出结束后的最后一次。

Expansive lobby windows reveal pre-performance buzz around the bar. The connections to a vibrant neighborhood, the intimacy of the performance space, and the use of materials in unique ways heightens the creative energy performers and patrons bring to live theater. The Cincinnati Shakespeare experience now extends from the moment you arrive through last call after the show.

Expansive lobby windows reveal pre-performance buzz around the bar. The connections to a vibrant neighborhood, the intimacy of the performance space, and the use of materials in unique ways heightens the creative energy performers and patrons bring to live theater. The Cincinnati Shakespeare experience now extends from the moment you arrive through last call after the show.

Architects GBBN

Location 1195 Elm St, Cincinnati, OH 45202, United States

Project team Matthew Schottelkotte, Steven Kenat, Chad Burke, Steve Karoly, Elizabeth Schmidt, Mary Jo Minerich, Joe Schwab, Phil Babinec

Area 24640.0 m2

Project Year 2017

Photographs Brad Feinknopf, Josh Beeman, Mikki Schaffner

Category Theater

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