Tianjin Grand Theater
The Tianjin Grand Theater is the centerpiece of the Tianjin Cultural Center, which was completed in 2012. The Tianjin Cultural Center is located at a landmark site in the city, adjacent to the municipal Party committee, municipal government, and Tianjin Guesthouse. It covers a total area of 90 hectares, with a total floor space of 1 million square meters. The center includes eight key facilities: the Tianjin Grand Theater, the Tianjin Museum, the Tianjin Natural History Museum, the Tianjin Art Museum, the Tianjin Library, the Tianjin Youth Activity Center, a public shopping plaza, an urban underground transportation hub, and environmental engineering projects.
The Tianjin Grand Theater has a total floor area of 101,200 square meters (220 meters long, 176 meters wide, and 45 meters high), including 85,358 square meters for the main building and 15,811 square meters for underground facilities. The three theaters are situated on a 6-meter-high platform and connected by a large roof. The architectural design was undertaken by the German firm gmp. The construction cost was 1.533 billion yuan.
With a city population of 15 million and consistent economic growth ranking among the top three nationwide, Tianjin benefits from its proximity to Beijing—just a 29-minute high-speed train ride away. Accordingly, the Tianjin Grand Theater is positioned as a comprehensive, multi-functional arts creation and performance venue, consisting of an opera house, a concert hall, a small theater, and a multifunctional hall. The theater has a total of 3,600 seats.
The Tianjin Grand Theater also features a Chinese and Western restaurant with a combined area of approximately 8,000 square meters, capable of seating 700 diners, along with auxiliary facilities. Beneath the 6-meter platform, there is about 5,500 square meters of commercial space, which can be used for art training and art sales targeting the city’s high-end cultural consumers. The grand theater has two VIP lounges (175 square meters and 126 square meters respectively), and offers 300 underground parking spaces for motor vehicles.
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