Calendar

https://youtu.be/5FOH39oTmHw

Did you attend a Holy Mass today on Sunday? pic.twitter.com/GBDeq1HgIn

— Sachin Jose (@Sachinettiyil) August 4, 2024

This is a simply delightful sketch animation of a ballet dancer. I was trying to get some different effects and style effects than usual.

(Prompt in following tweets.)
#Veo2 pic.twitter.com/fyznNWl3Mt

— Jason Baldridge (@jasonbaldridge) January 17, 2025

https://standardsmichigan.com/what-is-a-standard-drink/

Evensonghttps://t.co/VjMxKlTlDa@DRKoncerthuset@uni_copenhagen pic.twitter.com/fwLmoK8VoS

— Standards Michigan (@StandardsMich) December 1, 2024

https://standardsmichigan.com/college-students-create-the-ultimate-hangover-cure/

Full Postgame Video from Columbus 〽️ #GoBlue pic.twitter.com/YE9vSPDmAH

— Michigan Football on UMGoBlue (@UMGoBlog) November 30, 2024

Michigan Beats Ohio Again!!! #Goblue pic.twitter.com/mXbPA2VBoK

— Dave Portnoy (@stoolpresidente) November 30, 2024

1011….
THE GAME
LFGOOOOOOOOO
BLUE!!!!
💙💛〽️💛💙
The Team, The Team, The Team
Ride or die, until the wheels fall off!! #team145 #goblue #michigannation #thegame24 #beatosu #thosethatstay #smashball pic.twitter.com/rEpdJxL5pM

— 🌹🏆Dollface🏆🌹 (@dollface_10) November 30, 2024

Student section 🤝 Mr. Brightside pic.twitter.com/hz7OQe6ayr

— Michigan Athletics 〽️ (@UMichAthletics) September 1, 2024

#SeniorSunday 〽️💙⚽️#GoBlue pic.twitter.com/eBqLGkkWqH

— Chloe Nugent (@chloe11_07) September 1, 2024

Student section 🤝 Mr. Brightside pic.twitter.com/hz7OQe6ayr

— Michigan Athletics 〽️ (@UMichAthletics) September 1, 2024

Pints in a pub on the King’s Road. Chelsea, London, in the summer of 1967. pic.twitter.com/f6MeyDigwo

— Bobbie (@bo66ie29) August 31, 2024

https://standardsmichigan.com/boris-johnson-reads-lucky-jim/

Neonatal Care Units

NESC 2028 EDITION REVISION SCHEDULE

“East Wind Over Weehawke” 1934 | Edward Hopper

https://standardsmichigan.com/ieee-c2-2017-national-electrical-safety-code-content-transfer/

Guide to Cold Weather Concreting

https://standardsmichigan.com/working-in-cold-weather/

Jimmy Carter | A Nation’s Farewell

https://standardsmichigan.com/door-n/

https://twitter.com/ArashFMaleki/status/1538874635701338117?s=20&t=WQRNQqyRGEFSQS76nwQRSg

ON THIS DAY IN HISTORY 11 JANUARY 1922: First Use of Insulin in Treatment of Diabetes by Sir Frederick G. Banting at the University of Torontohttps://t.co/8emK7QL3rh@UofThttps://t.co/wFm1acWCHchttps://t.co/5n032GQOSp pic.twitter.com/qJWCMdXsa1

— Standards Michigan (@StandardsMich) January 11, 2021

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advanced topics

Designing a large interior auditorium or theater involves multiple considerations to ensure functionality, comfort, aesthetics, and acoustics. Here are the key aspects to consider:

1. Site and Context

• Location: Ensure accessibility and visibility.
• Orientation: Optimize natural light and minimize noise from surroundings.

2. Architectural Design

• Exterior Aesthetics: Should complement the surrounding environment and be visually appealing.
• Entrance and Foyers: Spacious, welcoming, and capable of handling large crowds. Incorporate ticket counters, restrooms, coat checks, and information desks.
• Exit and Emergency Routes: Clearly marked, easily accessible, and in compliance with safety regulations.

3. Auditorium Layout

• Seating Arrangement: Consider sightlines, comfort, and capacity. Options include proscenium, thrust, arena, and flexible stage layouts.
• Balconies and Mezzanines: Improve sightlines for more seats but need careful structural planning.
• Accessibility: Ensure spaces for wheelchairs, assistive listening devices, and ADA-compliant routes.

4. Acoustic Design

• Sound Insulation: Prevent external noise from entering the auditorium.
• Reverberation Control: Use materials and shapes that enhance sound quality and clarity.
• Sound Systems: High-quality speakers and microphones, strategically placed.

5. Lighting Design

• Stage Lighting: Flexible and high-quality lighting systems for performances.
• Ambient Lighting: Soft and adjustable to set the mood and provide visibility.
• Emergency Lighting: Essential for safety and compliance.

6. Interior Finishes and Materials

• Walls and Ceilings: Use materials that enhance acoustics and aesthetics.
• Floors: Durable, comfortable, and easy to maintain. Carpeted aisles for noise reduction.
• Seating: Ergonomic, durable, and aesthetically pleasing. Ensure enough legroom and armrest spacing.

7. Stage Design

• Proscenium: The frame around the stage; size and shape affect the audience’s view.
• Backstage Area: Include dressing rooms, storage, and technical rooms.
• Orchestra Pit: For musical performances, design an accessible pit.

8. Technical Infrastructure

• Audio-Visual Systems: High-definition projectors, screens, and sound systems.
• Control Room: Centralized location for managing lighting, sound, and stage effects.
• Internet and Communication: Robust network infrastructure for connectivity and communication.

9. Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing (MEP) Systems

• HVAC: Efficient heating, ventilation, and air conditioning for comfort.
• Electrical Systems: Adequate power supply for lighting, sound, and other equipment.
• Plumbing: Sufficient restrooms, water fountains, and backstage facilities.

10. Safety and Compliance

• Fire Safety: Sprinklers, extinguishers, and alarms.
• Structural Safety: Ensure the building can withstand natural and man-made hazards.
• Compliance: Adhere to local building codes and regulations.

11. Sustainability and Energy Efficiency

• Energy-Efficient Systems: Use LED lighting, efficient HVAC systems, and renewable energy sources.
• Sustainable Materials: Use eco-friendly and recycled materials where possible.
• Waste Management: Design for easy waste collection and recycling.

12. User Experience

• Comfort: Temperature control, comfortable seating, and adequate legroom.
• Accessibility: Make it easy for all users, including those with disabilities.
• Signage: Clear and intuitive wayfinding signs.

13. Aesthetics and Ambiance

• Theme: Choose a coherent design theme that complements the intended use of the space.
• Decor: Use artwork, colors, and textures to create a pleasant atmosphere.

14. Flexibility and Future-Proofing

• Modular Design: Allow for changes and reconfigurations for different types of events.
• Technology Upgrades: Plan for easy integration of future technological advancements.

By considering these factors, designers can create a functional, comfortable, and aesthetically pleasing large interior auditorium or theater that meets the needs of its users.