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Ryan Richards Site Report II

img_6105img_6428img_6429img_6109This photo is of the David H Koch feeder. The Koch theater is for ballet, and it is a part of the Lincoln Center for performing arts. This is significant for modern dance, and other types of games. This theater is basically one of the prominent landmarks in New York City. Especially throughout the lens of an artist or architect. One of the reasons I feel the Koch theatre bears so much significance is because there are limited theaters and figures in NYC that are so prominent, original, genuine, and detailed down the the cracks in the floor integrated into the overall design of the theatre.

Pedestrians continuously walk through Lincoln Center to either view shows, performances, shop, and admire art. However these pedestrians are part of the overall show that the Lincoln Center conveys.

It is a center that has its own space so vehicle there traffic is minimum.

Age of the buildings. The Koch theater was built in 1964, and it was openĀ on April 23, 1964.

The city leases the Koch theater to the Lincoln Center, it is one of the few buildings in theĀ Lincoln CenterĀ that serves as a theater for performing arts, as well as an overall stage in itself.

The building/leader has 2586 seats, as well as orchestra level seats