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April 20, 2016
Published by Stephen Placido on April 20, 2016
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It is important to be realistic about the cost of performing arts projects from the beginning to avoid Owner disappointment, redesign and other related problems. Everyone seems to agree projects are being designed more quickly, sometimes leaving out a critical step in the design process. READ MORE….
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April 20, 2016
Published by Peter Rosenbaum on April 20, 2016
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On the subject of sightline constrained rails allowed by the International Building Code (IBC), after an injury or fall from height incident, a frequent response is […]
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April 20, 2016
Published by Paul Sanow on April 20, 2016
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From time to time the height of sight-constrained rails along a balcony becomes an issue, due to a fall or the simple perception that such railings are permitted to be quite low. Several ASTC members discussed the issues, perceptions and some possible solutions. READ MORE….
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April 20, 2016
Published by Peter Scheu on April 20, 2016
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ASTC Members will be presenting and attending the 2016 edition of NATEAC in New York City in July. This conference is a fantastic opportunity to learn and network, not only for theatre consultants but also architects and Owners; all those interested in the issues of good performing arts design. READ MORE….
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April 20, 2016
Published by Michael McMackin on April 20, 2016
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Two founding members of ASTC passed away in the first months of 2016, and they are sorely missed by the membership. Both Ned Lustig, FASTC and Ron Jerit, ASTC had a great impact on the profession and the society. READ MORE…
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April 20, 2016
Published by Paul Sanow on April 20, 2016
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At the most recent ASTC Business Meeting, the society named two long-time members as Fellows, Robert Shook and Michael McMackin. ASTC also accepted one new member, Josh Allen and reinstated one inactive member, Grace Gavin Rhodes. ASTC membership is limited to full-time, professional theatre consultants who demonstrate expertise and experience in the design of performing arts facilities READ MORE…
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April 19, 2016
Published by Michael McMackin on April 19, 2016
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Three teams presented their projects for the 2016 ASTC-USITT Renovation Challenge on March 18 at the USITT Conference in Salt Lake City. The Renovation Challenge has […]
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April 19, 2016
Published by Staff on April 19, 2016
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Back by popular demand, ASTC members, Scott Crossfield and Robert Long, presented the 5th installment in their ASTC-sponsored “History of….” series on March 7th at the IAVM Performing Arts Manager’s Conference held this year in San Antonio. Their rollicking presentations have become one of the highlights of this annual industry event. READ MORE...
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April 15, 2016
Published by Michael McMackin on April 15, 2016
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ASTC Members take seriously the need for good standards for performing arts spaces. Since the beginning of the organization, members have been heavily involved in the standards process, both within the industry and the larger code world. READ MORE…
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