Consultancy: Logistics, auditorium design, public facilities, electrical and mechanical installations

Design: The fly system and lifts for both auditoria including grid and winch spaces, lighting bridges, lighting positions, seating plan, telescopic seating system, AV equipment and drapery

Tender: European Tender for seating and flying equipment, AV equipment and drapery

Construction: Management, planning and budget control

In September 2010, Queen Beatrix opened the new Schouwburg Amphion. This theatre has excellent logistics for public, artists and staff streams. The loading area (3 trucks) is centrally positioned between the two auditoria, serving both on the same floor level. De classical large auditorium with proscenium wall is particularly intimate, even with the number of seats it houses and the small auditorium is an improved copy of its successful predecessor. The thrust stage layout of the moveable seating system allows for direct contact between actor and audience. Both venues have natural daylight on stage, which easily can be darkened for a performance