Technical Information That Should Be Prioritized in Conference Hall Design
Conference halls are not just an aesthetic place; They are complex structures where engineering, acoustics, ergonomics and usage scenarios combine.
Therefore, a successful conference hall design is possible by going beyond architectural drawings and by correctly blending technical knowledge, field experience and user expectations.
As Nish Global, in our projects, we handle all the technical details that need to be considered in hall design with a holistic approach, ensuring that each element serves functionality and quality. we plan.
1. Space Planning and Seating Capacity
The maximum capacity should be determined according to the general size of the hall, but this capacity should be determined without compromising user comfort. should be implemented.
Row spacing, seat widths, emergency exit routes and stage position should be calculated correctly.
Excessive capacity loading may cause problems in ventilation and evacuation systems. can open.
2. Viewing Angle and Line Design
Every seat must provide a direct view to the stage.
There should be no structures between the seats that will obstruct the view such as columns, curtains, cameras.
Projection angle and stage height depend on the viewing angle. should be planned.
3. Acoustics and Sound Distribution
Clear and equal distribution of sound is essential in conference halls.
Ceiling height, wall structure and floor material directly affects the sound behavior.
Acoustic panels, echo-absorbing surfaces and sound-absorbing floor coverings ensure this balance.
Microphone and speaker placement also requires technical planning. must be determined.
4. Lighting Planning
Correct lighting is necessary for both the stage and the audience area. General lighting should prevent eye fatigue.
Dimmer systems offer the opportunity to control the light level.
Also LED systems for energy efficiency. should be preferred.
5. Ventilation and Air Conditioning
As the hall capacity increases, indoor air quality becomes important.
Inadequate ventilation tires the user and reduces concentration. It reduces the temperature. should not come.
6. Backstage Technical Equipment
In a professional conference hall, backstage technical infrastructure must be considered.
Cable channels, sound-light control panels, wireless connections and device parks (projection, screen, microphone) should be designed in an integrated manner. is important.
7. Fire and Evacuation Safety
Fire detection systems, emergency lighting and directional signs should be fully installed in the halls.
Evacuation doors, hall It should be determined according to its capacity and positioned to open out.
Minimum 120 cm passage distance between rows of seats and evacuation routes. should be.
8. Accessibility
Disabled individuals' access to the hall, use of the seating area and access to the stage should be considered.
Ramps, disabled seating areas, audio Applications such as guidance systems and Braille signage have become standard. should be brought.
Conclusion
Conference Hall design is not just about architectural aesthetics; It is an engineering job where function, comfort and safety are intertwined.
In order for the hall to continue its function not only today but for many years, technical details must be planned in advance and correctly installed on the field. should be implemented.
As Nish Global, we do not only supply seats in every project, we design the entire hall system with its technical infrastructure on a turnkey basis.
Because in our opinion real quality is in the invisible details It starts. has been prepared.
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