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Beacon Cinema, Pittsfield, Mass.

Because historic film is tremendously flammable, fire suppression was enhanced in the projection room to protect this National Park Service Historic Building.

Architectural Engineers provided MEP/FP design services for upgrades to the $5M, 75,000 SF downtown cinema in accordance with strict National Park Service historic restoration requirements. As part of its work, AEI designed new water, gas and electric services, designed mechanical systems for the theater, projection rooms, lobby, elevators and escalators, and coordinated trades with the acoustical consultants. The former multi-use building was converted to include six stadium-style theaters, a restaurant, and retail and office spaces.

Architectural Engineers provided MEP/FP design services for upgrades to the $9.6M, 75,000 SF downtown cinema in accordance with strict National Park Service historic restoration requirements. As part of its work, AEI designed new water, gas and electric services, designed mechanical systems for the theater, projection rooms, lobby, elevators and escalators, and coordinated trades with the acoustical consultants. The former multi-use building was converted to include six stadium-style theaters, a restaurant, and retail and office spaces.

OWNER

Richard Stanley, President, Beacon Cinemas

CLIENT

Clark & Green Architects

CONSTRUCTION COST

$9.6M

SIZE

75,000 SF

AEI SERVICES

Mechanical
Electrical
Plumbing
Fire Protection

PHASES OF DESIGN

Design Development
Construction Adminstration