Design – Beauty Within
(English version) Capacity and functionality have been exploited to create a state-of-the-art, multi-functional creative space for performers in seville.
Restoration – Rebirth of an icon
(English version) After years of neglect and decay, the curtain rises again at the Teatro Campos Eliseos in Bilbao.
Club Regent Casino Showroom and Event Center
(English version) On May 19th and 20th this year, the Regent Casino Showroom and Event Center opened its doors to two sold out performances of the Grammy Award winners Huey Lewis and The News. This beautiful Multipurpose Gala Venue system designed by Number Ten Architects in close collaboration with the Team at the Manitoba Lotteries […]
New Intimate, Acoustically Advanced and Flexible Hall for New York’s Lincoln Center
For nearly three years now, the New York Philharmonic has been performing in a concert hall that truly reflects its international stature: David Geffen Hall, located at the heart of the iconic Lincoln Center.
Trinity Hall: South Korea’s First Truly Multifunctional Venue
Since 2022, South Korea has been home to Trinity Hall, a versatile Gala Venue®, owned by Shinsegae Group and located in JangChung-dong, Jung-gu, Seoul.
An elevator for 50 People powered by SPIRALIFT® Technology at SPYSCAPE Interactive Museum
(English version) Trusted to handle large loads with ease, Gala Systems technology has proven to be a practical solution for over 30 years in some 1,750 projects around the world.
REFURBISHING THE THÉÂTRE ROYAL DE LIÈGE – HIGH-SPEED GEAR-DRIVEN SPIRALIFT® APPLICATIONS
(English version) For those applications where high traveling speed is necessary, Gala has developed the new I-Lock series of gear-driven Spiralift.
Royal Opera House in Malta – Inverted Spiralift Application
(English version) The Spiralift , this ultra-compact mechanism designed to handle large loads with ease, offers the technology that can be easily configured in modular designs to suit any platform geometry.
Stage Technology – Master of disguise
(English version) A moving floor allows melbourne convention centre’s plenary hall to transform itself into a myriad of configurations, each designed to look like its true, permanent self.
