Nowadays, it is very common that many schools and communities have built more and more small theaters. Although they contain the same theatrical architectural elements on a microscopic level, their sizes vary greatly. It is understood that designing a theater hall chair is very common and will lead to many specific problems that need to be solved.

Drama and acting courses are often part of the secondary school and college curriculum, so campus theater is used for both teaching and performance. Therefore, schools and communities use the theater for other activities. For example: concerts, rallies, voices, meetings, even exams and sports. However, most schools want the theater to have a single function and good technical facilities.

Multifunctional halls, as a common theater type in the past, the previous auditorium seat designs and cinema chair renderings are increasingly unable to meet people's expectations. There are many common spatial issues, not only because different performances have different physical properties, but also because frequent switching of theatrical formats requires a lot of time and human resources. Therefore, it is better to consider several options, each of which can meet certain performance conditions, rather than any performance requirements for a multi-purpose space. Campus theaters may prefer flexible studios, but they also prefer traditional stage theaters and theaters. seat.

The renderings for each auditorium chair required not only a studio floor plan, but also a flat semi-resilient floor with a ceiling of at least 5m, and a ceiling at the top of this space to hang various lights and various technical equipment. The large-screen track can be transformed into a black box theater when necessary, with flexible seating systems providing different viewing relationships. Many times, the ability to use outdoor natural light is a valuable resource, such as teaching and rehearsals, to avoid wasting energy, but all windows must be able to provide effective shading for the program, with sufficient space to store inappropriate equipment in the auditorium.