The diagrams illustrate the alterations made to a small theater between the years 2010 and 2012.
Overall, significant modifications were implemented during this period, enhancing both the functional aspects of the theater and providing improved amenities for patrons and performers alike.
In 2010, the layout of the theater featured several key areas: a Media room, a Stage, and a Storage room positioned at the top; with a central Auditorium containing 12 sets of three red chairs each, accompanied by a Ticket Office, an Admin Office, and a Cafe along the bottom section. By 2012, notable changes were made: the Media room was converted into a Hall, while the Storage room remained unchanged. The existing Auditorium and Stage were unaffected, yet the newly designated Hall was supplemented with Showers. Furthermore, an additional room was constructed adjacent to the Hall, enhancing facility functionality. The presence of Showers represents a significant improvement for the performers, as they were previously lacking.
In terms of administrative and service alterations, the Ticket Office was relocated to the right side of the Main Entrance, facilitating easier access for guests. Concurrently, the Cafe was replaced by a Restaurant, marking a pivotal transition toward enhancing the culinary offerings for patrons. The Admin Office remained unchanged in its location, but its repositioning relative to the Ticket Office signifies a strategic redesign aimed at optimizing visitor flow. These comprehensive renovations reflect the theater’s commitment to improving the visitor experience and catering to the needs of both its audience and performers.