A nineteenth century horse riding arena in Kraków was converted into a theatre and library garden by Polish studio Ingarden & Ewý. The resulting structure has the feeling of a wide open horse riding arena but the intimacy required fora a theatre.
Jimbocho Theatre Japan
The unusual Jimbocho Theatre designed by Nikken Sekkei in Japan looks so futuristic and modern that it could have been pulled straight out of a Batman movie.
The small theatre was built on a 300 sq metre plot and holds 100 seats, 126 seat rehearsal theatre and a showroom.
* You can see more images of the Jimbocho Theatre on Archicentral and on Got Arch
Salto Straw Bale Theatre
NO99 Straw Bale Theatre in Tallinn, the largest city in Estonia, was a temporary theatre built by a group of Estonian artists to celebrate Tallinn’s status as 2011 European Capital of Culture. The straw bale theatre was built by the artists above an old fortified hilltop, a site that used to host Soviet troops at a Summer theatre, before it was abandoned twenty years ago.
The NO99 Straw theatre consisted of a stepped tunnel that lead to a rectangular hall, with the walls of stacked straw bales held together by trusses.








