Difference between revisions of "Rike Music Theater and Exhibition Center (Q40795)"
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| + | context: Built between 2010 and 2012, the largely complete concert hall never opened to the public. (English) | ||||||||||||||
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| + | Built between 2010 and 2012, the largely complete concert hall never opened to the public. The €40 million (£35 million) building comprises a pair of flared, tubular structures clad in a tessellated pattern of steel and glass panels. The structure to the north houses the 566-seat Musical Theatre Hall, Following a decade of closure, the building was sold to a property developer in 2022, who in turn sold it to the current owner – Makro Constructions – in 2025. Tbilisi's city hall architecture department has issued a permit allowing the owner of the concert hall to demolish the building. These images show the tubular forms of a music theatre and exhibition hall (English) | ||||||||||||||
| Property / context: Built between 2010 and 2012, the largely complete concert hall never opened to the public. The €40 million (£35 million) building comprises a pair of flared, tubular structures clad in a tessellated pattern of steel and glass panels. The structure to the north houses the 566-seat Musical Theatre Hall, Following a decade of closure, the building was sold to a property developer in 2022, who in turn sold it to the current owner – Makro Constructions – in 2025. Tbilisi's city hall architecture department has issued a permit allowing the owner of the concert hall to demolish the building. These images show the tubular forms of a music theatre and exhibition hall (English) / rank | |||||||||||||||
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| + | The project site is located inside the green area called Rhike Park, in Tbilisi, Georgia. The building consists of two different soft shaped elements that are connected as a unique body at the retaining wall. Every shapes has his own function: The Musical Theatre and the Exhibition Hall. The north part of the building contains the Musical Theatre Hall (566 seats), the foyer and several facilities, together with technical spaces for theatre machinery and various storages. The Exhibition Hall opens his great entrance with a ramp that brings visitors from the street level. The Music Theatre Hall, on the contrary, soars from the ground and allows the users staying in the foyer and in the cafeteria to have a view to the river and the skyline of the city. It is a periscope to the city and looks towards the river framing the historic core of the Old Tbilisi. (English) | ||||||||||||||
| Property / context: The project site is located inside the green area called Rhike Park, in Tbilisi, Georgia. The building consists of two different soft shaped elements that are connected as a unique body at the retaining wall. Every shapes has his own function: The Musical Theatre and the Exhibition Hall. The north part of the building contains the Musical Theatre Hall (566 seats), the foyer and several facilities, together with technical spaces for theatre machinery and various storages. The Exhibition Hall opens his great entrance with a ramp that brings visitors from the street level. The Music Theatre Hall, on the contrary, soars from the ground and allows the users staying in the foyer and in the cafeteria to have a view to the river and the skyline of the city. It is a periscope to the city and looks towards the river framing the historic core of the Old Tbilisi. (English) / rank | |||||||||||||||
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| + | context: Following a decade of closure, the building was sold to a property developer in 2022, who in turn sold it to the current owner – Makro Constructions – in 2025. (English) | ||||||||||||||
Latest revision as of 10:23, 26 August 2026
Never opened tgheatre in Tbilisi, Georgia
- Rike concert hall
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | Rike Music Theater and Exhibition Center | Never opened tgheatre in Tbilisi, Georgia |
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41°41'41.28112"N, 44°48'38.16821"E
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Built between 2010 and 2012, the largely complete concert hall never opened to the public. The €40 million (£35 million) building comprises a pair of flared, tubular structures clad in a tessellated pattern of steel and glass panels. The structure to the north houses the 566-seat Musical Theatre Hall, Following a decade of closure, the building was sold to a property developer in 2022, who in turn sold it to the current owner – Makro Constructions – in 2025. Tbilisi's city hall architecture department has issued a permit allowing the owner of the concert hall to demolish the building. These images show the tubular forms of a music theatre and exhibition hall (English)
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The project site is located inside the green area called Rhike Park, in Tbilisi, Georgia. The building consists of two different soft shaped elements that are connected as a unique body at the retaining wall. Every shapes has his own function: The Musical Theatre and the Exhibition Hall. The north part of the building contains the Musical Theatre Hall (566 seats), the foyer and several facilities, together with technical spaces for theatre machinery and various storages. The Exhibition Hall opens his great entrance with a ramp that brings visitors from the street level. The Music Theatre Hall, on the contrary, soars from the ground and allows the users staying in the foyer and in the cafeteria to have a view to the river and the skyline of the city. It is a periscope to the city and looks towards the river framing the historic core of the Old Tbilisi. (English)
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566
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2022
Following a decade of closure, the building was sold to a property developer in 2022, who in turn sold it to the current owner – Makro Constructions – in 2025. (English)
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