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180_Albignasego Theater Auditorium
180_Albignasego Theater Auditorium
Albignasego, Italy
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180_Albignasego Theater Auditorium
Albignasego, Italy
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Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2025
SIZE
10,000 sqft - 25,000 sqft
BUDGET
$5M - 10M
The Albignasego Auditorium Theatre was born from the ambition to reinterpret the historical memory of the local rural houses through a contemporary lens, translating the texture of their brickwork into a modern cladding that gives the building a strong and recognizable identity. In this way, the architecture not only establishes a dialogue with the surrounding landscape and the scale of the adjacent urban fabric, but also narrates the history of the place through a contemporary language. Winner of the international competition launched by the Municipality in 2018, the project is part of a broader transformation that began with the creation of the public park and continued—also thanks to PNRR funds—with the construction of the auditorium itself.
Located on a threshold between town and countryside, the building achieves a refined balance between interior and exterior. Large openings and framed views enhance continuity with the surrounding park, while the entrance sequence guides visitors through spaces that compress and expand, generating an emotional progression that culminates in the main hall, where the full breadth of the theatrical space is revealed.
Among the largest in the province, the auditorium is designed to host a wide range of performing arts. Its carefully engineered acoustics and flexible stage mechanics allow for dual orientation—towards the interior and the exterior. The interior walls, clad in tulipwood, create material and compositional rhythms that give the hall a contemporary, warm, and welcoming character.
The architecture extends beyond its performance functions: the foyer becomes a multifunctional social space, ideal for hosting events and gatherings. It integrates a café and independent rehearsal rooms, ensuring that the building remains active and open to the community on a daily basis. The landscape design continues the dialogue with the adjacent park, using native species that reflect seasonal cycles and strengthen the connection between architecture and nature.
The Albignasego Auditorium Theatre is the result of a collective effort involving institutions, technicians, and professionals, conceived to offer the community an inclusive cultural venue capable of inspiring, welcoming, and conveying the collective memory of the area. The project embodies MD41’s commitment to merging contemporaneity, functionality, and social sensitivity, transforming architecture into a living, participatory, and deeply integrated experience within its territory.
Architectural design: arch. Fabrizio Michielon, arch. Sergio de Gioia
Building site management: arch. Sergio de Gioia
Assistant architectural design and building site management: arch. Andrea Tommasin - arch. Alessandro Michielli
Structural design: Origine Ingegneria srl
MEP design: Mountech Srl
Landscape design: POOL landscape
Acoustic design: Studio Architetto Eleonora Strada
Construction company: Mu.bre
MEP contractor: SICE
Located on a threshold between town and countryside, the building achieves a refined balance between interior and exterior. Large openings and framed views enhance continuity with the surrounding park, while the entrance sequence guides visitors through spaces that compress and expand, generating an emotional progression that culminates in the main hall, where the full breadth of the theatrical space is revealed.
Among the largest in the province, the auditorium is designed to host a wide range of performing arts. Its carefully engineered acoustics and flexible stage mechanics allow for dual orientation—towards the interior and the exterior. The interior walls, clad in tulipwood, create material and compositional rhythms that give the hall a contemporary, warm, and welcoming character.
The architecture extends beyond its performance functions: the foyer becomes a multifunctional social space, ideal for hosting events and gatherings. It integrates a café and independent rehearsal rooms, ensuring that the building remains active and open to the community on a daily basis. The landscape design continues the dialogue with the adjacent park, using native species that reflect seasonal cycles and strengthen the connection between architecture and nature.
The Albignasego Auditorium Theatre is the result of a collective effort involving institutions, technicians, and professionals, conceived to offer the community an inclusive cultural venue capable of inspiring, welcoming, and conveying the collective memory of the area. The project embodies MD41’s commitment to merging contemporaneity, functionality, and social sensitivity, transforming architecture into a living, participatory, and deeply integrated experience within its territory.
Architectural design: arch. Fabrizio Michielon, arch. Sergio de Gioia
Building site management: arch. Sergio de Gioia
Assistant architectural design and building site management: arch. Andrea Tommasin - arch. Alessandro Michielli
Structural design: Origine Ingegneria srl
MEP design: Mountech Srl
Landscape design: POOL landscape
Acoustic design: Studio Architetto Eleonora Strada
Construction company: Mu.bre
MEP contractor: SICE
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