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BAFTA Auditorium NWC01_01_1938
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BAFTA Auditorium NWC01_01_1938
BAFTA Headquarters, Piccadilly, St James s, City of Westminster, Greater London. The auditorium in the BAFTA headquarters, with spherical Decca monitors suspended along the walls.
A new centre for the British Academy of Film and Television Arts opened at 195 Piccadilly in 1976. Between 1883 and 1970, the building had housed the Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colours. The architect for the theatres refurbishment, and the designer of the 26" Decca colour monitors which were suspended in the auditorium, was Brian Perry
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This print captures the grandeur of the BAFTA Auditorium, located in the heart of Piccadilly, London. The auditorium is housed within the prestigious BAFTA Headquarters and showcases a stunning blend of art deco architecture and modern design elements. Designed by renowned architect Brian Perry, who also created the iconic 26". Decca colour monitors suspended along the walls, this space exudes elegance and sophistication. Originally built as a home for the Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colours in 1883, this historic building underwent a remarkable transformation to become a center for British film and television arts. Opening its doors in 1976, it has since served as an institute dedicated to celebrating excellence in cinema. The photograph beautifully captures both the opulence of its surroundings and the technological advancements that have shaped its identity. With rows upon rows of plush seats facing towards a large screen adorned with intricate details, one can almost imagine themselves immersed in a world of movies. This image serves as a testament to both Britain's rich artistic heritage and its commitment to pushing boundaries within the realm of film-making. It encapsulates not only an architectural masterpiece but also symbolizes how art continues to evolve through time while still honoring its past.
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