Article source: White Arkitekter
The historic Cirkus theatre in Stockholm – built 1892 – has received a modern addition, Skandiascenen, partly built into a niche of solid rock. The foyers of the two amphitheaters are placed on two different levels. From the outside, each one of the facades preserves its own identity which is a testimony to their respective age. Inside, both venues share an intimate feeling in the auditoria and even the same shade of red that is commonly associated with traditional theatres.
Image Courtesy © Anders Bobert
- Architects: White Arkitekter
- Project: Cirkus, Scandiascenen
- Location: Stockholm, Sweden
- Photography: +àke Eson Lindman, Anders Bobert
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