Carnegie Hall, Judy and Arthur Zankel Hall New York, New York The application of performance technology permits flexibility at Carnegie Hall’s newest performance space. Multiple stage and seating configurations allow for seating up to 644. The computer controlled theatrical systems, form a flexible infrastructure that supports the hall’s broad programming mission. The architectural lighting design in the lobbies and audience chamber is controlled by a programmable centralized dimming system. Lighting in the audience chamber may be linked to the theatrical lighting system or operated independently. Architectural lighting design by Auerbach Glasow French Awards: AIA/New York Chapter, Honor Award, 2004 Contract Magazine’s Interiors Awards, Public Spaces Award, 2003 New York Construction News, Cultural Project of the Year, 2004 New York Construction News, Institutional Project of the Year, Best of 2003 Structural Systems Category, Engineering Excellence Award, 2004 United States Institute of Theatre Technology, Architecture Award, 2004 Client: Carnegie Hall Architect: Polshek Partnership Architects Acoustics Consultant: Jaffe Holden Acoustics, Inc. Photography: © Jeff Goldberg/Esto Press Release Carnegie Hall