Centro Cultural Internacional Oscar Niemeyer | Ezcaray International Seating

The history of urban spaces that are killed by the weight of time is as natural as your own in our cities, but the revitalization of these is always triggered an architectural response. The Oscar Niemeyer´s International Culture Center has led to a recovery Avilés decaying industrial area in a city that could not afford not to look at the river to face the XXI century. With indoor and outdoor contrast is natural to assess its versatility, this landmark constructive, and any reference in Asturias, has a main hall and auditorium, lecture hall and a smaller volume. In search of an equipment according to each use concrete was preferred to the needs of each space, opting for the chair's largest casino, with a special finish that adapts support more sharply comfort for spectators at shows extensive length where the plans are well defined visually on stage. In the smaller room, where the sound becomes more important, priority is chosen forms of upholstered armchair where the integral is presented as essential. Two identities with a common goal. The culture complex composed of the Square, the Dome, the Tower Building Auditorium versatile and great Ezcaray International has the honor of his contribution to the two performance spaces, with the installation of 1,100 seats of simple lines, compact and as is, where premium comfort and spaciousness, where the viewer can enjoy the stunning architectural design and most diverse cultural events and inclusive. http://niemeyercenter.org The author: Prince of Asturias Prize for the Arts in 1989 and a year earlier Pritzker, Oscar Niemeyer always have as an introduction to history for his daring architecture in the development of concrete solutions to the protagonist. Lover of simple curves, but mostly natural, Brazilian centennial buildings shown, especially as sculptures that invite thinking. The purity and simplicity of the colors in his work not only reinforce the volumes main focus of their work. http://www.niemeyer.org.br