Leicester Performing Arts Centre, a new theatre development in Leicester was awarded a £12m grant by Arts Council England.
The new centre, has replaced the city's Haymarket and Phoenix venues.
The glass-fronted, dual-stage theatre has been designed by architect Rafael Vinoly, runner-up in the competition to develop New York's Ground Zero.
This large project required the latest in architectural building acoustics. SonaSpray K-13 in black was applied to the corrugated soffit of the outer ring at 75mm thick in one coating by Oscar Acoustics’ trained site teams. Applying through coloured K-13 Black, (many other standard colours available including white, beige, blue and grey), ensured there was no need to over paint and therefore loose valuable architectural acoustic performance. Spraying in black also meant that the ceiling had an endless feel to it.
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