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31 Oct 2019
SODA's hi-tech rotating theatre recalls the past in its aesthetic
The Studio of Design and Architecture (SODA) has created a new theatre with a revolving auditorium, a quickly adaptable configuration for a diverse range of events and a striking glass, brickwork and Art Deco aesthetic. The Boulevard Theatre is part of a wider and ongoing 55,000sq ft (5,100sq m) mixed-use
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31 Oct 2019
Japanese World Heritage site Shuri Castle destroyed by fire
Shuri Castle, a Unesco World Heritage site on the Japanese island of Okinawa, has been destroyed by a fire which broke out in the early hours of 31 October The wooden castle, which was originally built 500 years ago, was almost completely destroyed during World War Two, so the structure that caught fire this
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31 Oct 2019
Glass-bottomed attractions closed for safety checks in China
Safety fears have seen Chinese province Hebei shut all of its glass-bottomed bridges, walkways and mountain viewing platforms over the last year, according to a report from Chinese state media. Glass bridges have become something of a craze in China – it has an estimated 2,300 of them – with the attractions
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31 Oct 2019
Carmody Groarke to extend Design Museum Gent with "third place"
Carmody Groarke, Trans Architectuur Stedenbouw and RE-ST Architectenvennootschap have won a design competition to extend Design Museum Gent with a new "third place" that will link the museum and the city. The new wing will also link together the museum's two existing buildings, as well as provide additional
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30 Oct 2019
HKS Architects wrap adaptable arena in Art Deco and Moderne exterior
The newly opened Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, Texas, has been designed by HKS Architects to not only be very adaptable depending on what events it is hosting but to pay homage to a neighbouring entertainment, sports and livestock complex. The $540m (€486m, £420m) centre sports an Art Deco and Moderne
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29 Oct 2019
Michael Spanos named new Six Flags president and CEO
PepsiCo executive Michael Spanos has been appointed as president and CEO of Six Flags Entertainment Corporation, replacing Jim Reid-Anderson in both roles with effect from 18 November 2019. The 55-year-old has been serving as CEO of PepsiCo, Asia, Middle East and North Africa – a sector with US$6bn (€5.42bn,
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Simworx offers a diverse range of high-quality, media-based attractions, including dynamic motion simulation attractions, 4D cinemas and AGV (Advanced Guidance Vehicle) dark rides for the global entertainment, education and corporate markets.
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