1. Contemporary Dancing Performance Stage Design Stage created for artistic performances and contemporary dancing. The stage contains two geodesic domes that can act as separate stages if required. The stage is designed to rotate during the performance allowing the dancers/artists to move from one stage to another creating a 3 dimensional view to viewers and an unforgettable experience. Having two geodesic domes can allow to set up different moods and decorations during the performance. The sitting arrangement is also wrapped around the stage to allow view from every angle. Performance stage is an outdoor area stage.

2. Design Inspiration - 1 Contemporary Dancing Performance Stage Geodesic Domes Design inspiration came from an architectural work of Kristoffer Tejlgaard and Benny Jepsen ‘People’s Meeting Dome’. The Dome resides in Bornholm, Denmark. The ‘People’s Meeting Dome’ is in essence a deconstructed geodesic dome, a mathematically resolved and structurally efficient shape. The dome was designed for people to get together and share the space. The artistic approach and having people in mind for specific purpose was the main point of inspiration.

3. Design Inspiration - 2 Contemporary Dancing Performance Stage Dalí Museum in Florida by Yann Weymouth The building features a solid concrete bunker interrupted by a glass and steel ʻEnigmaʼ that allows natural daylight to enter the large atrium. The design is truly surreal.

4. Contemporary Dancing Performance Stage Design Process

5. Contemporary Dancing Performance Stage Design Documentation Plan 1:50 Elevation 1:20

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8. Contemporary Dancing Performance Stage Site Location The chosen site for Contemporary Dancing Performance Stage is Olympic Park in Homebush, NSW. The main factor in choosing this particular site was the site dimensions as it allows for a large construction and able to fit big crowds. Olympic park is well know for it’s huge capacities, performances and games within the stadiums.

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