<span>Stoller</span><span>Hall</span>

Stoller Hall

Stoller Hall, Chetham's School of Music

The Stoller Concert Hall forms part of the internationally renowned Chetham’s Music School. The building includes the Chetham’s library, the oldest public library in the English-speaking world, established in 1653.

The concert hall accommodates 482 seating, which also includes a choir galley and balcony, and brings together state-of-the-art facilities for performing, rehearsing and recording.

Working alsongside Stephenson Studio, we provided M&E Engineering for the project. Our design included the interface and coordination with systems in the existing building and designing the infrastructure to support the specialist theatre systems.

Designing the ventilation system in compliance with the extremely tight acoustic requirements posed a particular challenge, which we successfully addressed while ensuring to keep the services discrete and sensitive to the architecture in the front of house areas.

Architect

Stephenson Studio

Value

£8M

Completion

2017

Client

Chetham's School of Music

Daniel Hopkinson Info
Elegant architectural lighting is provided by a combination of wall-mounted and balustrade LED luminaires. Multi-use technical theatre lighting trusses are installed at high level.
Daniel Hopkinson Info
Services have been designed to sensitively integrate into the building's architecture whilst ensuring inaudible background noise levels in adherence to the extremely high acoustic standards.
Daniel Hopkinson Info
A displacement ventilation strategy delivers fresh air to the Concert Hall via under seating plena and through floor outlet swirl diffusers.

Image: Daniel Hopkinson

Architect

Stephenson Studio

Value

£8M

Completion

2017

Client

Chetham's School of Music