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Nothing says ’regeneration’ like a swish new cultural destination. For the up-and-coming London borough of Hackney, this comes in the shape of an ambitious cinema complex. Designed by architecture practice Fletcher Priest, the Hackney Picturehouse has just opened its doors.
The architects have transformed what was once a music venue called Ocean into a state-of-the-art 4,000 sq m venue with four cinema screens. The building also features a café, upper level bars - with sustainable Norwegian wood floors by Kebony - and facilities for community-based organisations. Technical specifications include luxury seating and the best digital, 3D and satellite technology.
Hackney Picturehouse is the latest in a slew of cinematic projects for the architects, including a bespoke auditorium for Nomura at One Angel Lane, as well as the RIBA-award winning Tyneside Cinema.
The architects have converted former Hackney music venue Ocean into a state-of-the-art 4,000 sq m venue with four cinema screens
The architects have converted former Hackney music venue Ocean into a state-of-the-art 4,000 sq m venue with four cinema screens
The building also features a café, bars and facilities for community-based organisations
The building also features a café, bars and facilities for community-based organisations
One of the upper level bars
One of the upper level bars
Technical specifications include luxury seating and the best digital, 3D and satellite technology
Technical specifications include luxury seating and the best digital, 3D and satellite technology