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Stadsschouwburg Kortrijk

Renovation and expansion of the theater complex in Kortrijk.

Client

City of Kortrijk

‍Designer/Architect

WIT Architects

‍Location

renovation

14 Schouwburgplein, 8500 Kortrijk

Surface

8,850square meters

Total construction cost

€13,300,000 (excl. VAT)

Budget techniques

€4,500,000 (excl. VAT)

Budget Study

€400,000 (excl. VAT)

Period Study

Start: October 1, 2021

Ends 12/22/2022

Period of implementation

Start: February 1, 2024

Ends September 1, 2026

Services
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General Objective, Framework & Scope

The Stadschouwburg in Kortrijk is undergoing a major renovation. The historic theater building, dating from 1920 and featuring a distinctive main auditorium that seats 800 people, will be preserved but restored to its original form. The existing annexes on both sides will be demolished and replaced by new structures that will house, among other things, dressing rooms, a public café, and a new small auditorium seating 200 people.

Role of Ingenium

Ingenium plays a key role in this project:

  • Design of all technical systems for the renovation project
  • Design of theatrical technical systems
  • Construction supervision and implementation of technical systems and theater technology

Final result & techniques

The new construction sections are equipped with a completely new technical infrastructure (HVAC, plumbing, and electrical systems) that meets current standards. The new small auditorium features a mobile seating area, mechanical and electrical theater systems, and a state-of-the-art sound system, allowing for complete flexibility in use and configuration.

A new ventilation system with multiple air handling units has been installed in the existing building, in accordance with current standards for optimal air quality. The concrete floor in the main hall has been removed and replaced with a movable floor—as was originally the case in 1920—allowing for both traditional and flat seating arrangements for various performances and activities.

Sustainability is a key consideration in all technical upgrades. The new heating and cooling system operates entirely without fossil fuels, using heat pumps. A maximum number of solar panels have been installed on both existing and new roofs to harness self-generated solar energy.

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Stadsschouwburg Kortrijk

General Objective, Framework & Scope

The Stadschouwburg in Kortrijk is undergoing a major renovation. The historic theater building, dating from 1920 and featuring a distinctive main auditorium that seats 800 people, will be preserved but restored to its original form. The existing annexes on both sides will be demolished and replaced by new structures that will house, among other things, dressing rooms, a public café, and a new small auditorium seating 200 people.

Role of Ingenium

Ingenium plays a key role in this project:

  • Design of all technical systems for the renovation project
  • Design of theatrical technical systems
  • Construction supervision and implementation of technical systems and theater technology

Final result & techniques

The new construction sections are equipped with a completely new technical infrastructure (HVAC, plumbing, and electrical systems) that meets current standards. The new small auditorium features a mobile seating area, mechanical and electrical theater systems, and a state-of-the-art sound system, allowing for complete flexibility in use and configuration.

A new ventilation system with multiple air handling units has been installed in the existing building, in accordance with current standards for optimal air quality. The concrete floor in the main hall has been removed and replaced with a movable floor—as was originally the case in 1920—allowing for both traditional and flat seating arrangements for various performances and activities.

Sustainability is a key consideration in all technical upgrades. The new heating and cooling system operates entirely without fossil fuels, using heat pumps. A maximum number of solar panels have been installed on both existing and new roofs to harness self-generated solar energy.

Stadsschouwburg Kortrijk

Renovation and expansion of the theater complex in Kortrijk.

Client

City of Kortrijk

‍Designer/Architect

WIT Architects

‍Location

renovation

14 Schouwburgplein, 8500 Kortrijk

Surface

8,850square meters

Total construction cost

€13,300,000 (excl. VAT)

Budget techniques

€4,500,000 (excl. VAT)

Budget Study

€400,000 (excl. VAT)

Period Study

Start: October 1, 2021

Ends 12/22/2022

Period of implementation

Start: February 1, 2024

Ends September 1, 2026

Services
No items found.

Stadsschouwburg Kortrijk

General Objective, Framework & Scope

The Stadschouwburg in Kortrijk is undergoing a major renovation. The historic theater building, dating from 1920 and featuring a distinctive main auditorium that seats 800 people, will be preserved but restored to its original form. The existing annexes on both sides will be demolished and replaced by new structures that will house, among other things, dressing rooms, a public café, and a new small auditorium seating 200 people.

Role of Ingenium

Ingenium plays a key role in this project:

  • Design of all technical systems for the renovation project
  • Design of theatrical technical systems
  • Construction supervision and implementation of technical systems and theater technology

Final result & techniques

The new construction sections are equipped with a completely new technical infrastructure (HVAC, plumbing, and electrical systems) that meets current standards. The new small auditorium features a mobile seating area, mechanical and electrical theater systems, and a state-of-the-art sound system, allowing for complete flexibility in use and configuration.

A new ventilation system with multiple air handling units has been installed in the existing building, in accordance with current standards for optimal air quality. The concrete floor in the main hall has been removed and replaced with a movable floor—as was originally the case in 1920—allowing for both traditional and flat seating arrangements for various performances and activities.

Sustainability is a key consideration in all technical upgrades. The new heating and cooling system operates entirely without fossil fuels, using heat pumps. A maximum number of solar panels have been installed on both existing and new roofs to harness self-generated solar energy.

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