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Balettmapp Kungliga Operan Operahusens Design Och Arkitektur Ballet Folder for the Royal Opera Design and Architecture in Opera Houses Balettmapp Kungliga Operan Operahusens design och arkitektur Ballet folder for The Royal Opera Design and Architecture in Opera Houses Katrin Age 2005 EXAMENSARBETE Grafisk Teknologi Nr: E 3278 GT EXAMENSARBETE, C-nivå Grafisk Teknik Program Reg nr Omfattning Grafisk Teknologi E 3278 GT 10 poäng Namn Månad/År Katrin Age 8-05 Examinator Göran Bryntse Företag Handledare vid företaget/institutionen Kungliga Operan Suzanna Carlsson Titel Balettmapp Kungliga Operan Operahusens design och arkitektur Nyckelord: balett, opera, operahus, design, arkitektur, Kungliga Operan, Teatro alla Scala, Opéra de Paris Garnier, Sydney Opera House, Opéra de la Bastille, Operaen København Sammanfattning Detta arbete syftar till att skapa en så kallad balettmapp till Kungliga Baletten på Kungliga Operan i Stockholm. Då den balettmapp de hade var provisorisk behövdes det en ny. Projektet innebar att utforma denna mapp med innehållande lösa delar, konstruktion, design och layout. Balettmappen inne- håller information om balettkompaniet, text och mycket bilder. I mappen ska det också finnas plats för en DVD-skiva, och de två lösa delarna som ska integreras är dansarnas biografier och repertoaren. Arbetet har en fördjupande del som behandlar sex operahus och deras design in- och utvändigt. För att ge en komplett bild av varför designen ser ut som den gör finns en inledande del och även en kort historisk bakgrund till varje operahus. Syftet är att studera husens exteriör och interiör och se hur den tidens mode påverkat deras utformande, samt hur utseendet varierar mellan operahus från olika epoker. Högskolan Dalarna Telefon: 023-77 80 00 781 88 Borlänge Telefax: 023-77 80 50 Röda vägen 3 URL: http://www.du.se/ DEGREE PROJECT Graphic Arts Technology Programme Reg number Exents Graphic Arts Technology E 3278 GT 15 ECTS Names Year-Month-Day Katrin Age 05-08-07 Examiner Göran Bryntse Company/Department Supervisor at the Company/Department The Royal Opera Suzanna Carlsson Title Ballet folder for The Royal Opera Design and Architecture in Opera Houses Keywords: ballet, opera, opera house, design, architecture, Royal Swedish Opera, The Teatro alla Scala, The Palais Garnier, Sydney Opera House, The Opéra Bastille, The Copenhagen Opera House Summary This work deals with the task of creating a ballet folder for The Royal Swedish Ballet at The Royal Swedish Opera in Stockholm. At the time, their current folder was a temporary solution and they needed a new one. The project involves designing this folder with its inner parts, construction, design and layout. The ballet folder contains information about the ballet company in text and pictures. The folder must also include a DVD-disc and the two separate parts, the dancers biography and the reper- toire, to integrate in the folder. This Degree Project has a theoretical part that discusses six opera houses and their interior and exte- rior. To give a complete image of why the houses design look the way they do, there is an introduction and also a short historical part to each one of the opera houses. The purpose is to study the exterior and interior of the houses and try to find out how the current style at the time influenced their design, and how the architecture varies between opera houses from different epochs. Högskolan Dalarna Telefon: 023-77 80 00 781 88 Borlänge Telefax: 023-77 80 50 Röda vägen 3 URL: http://www.du.se/ Katrin Age Högskolan Dalarna Examensarbete, 10p Grafisk Teknologi Balettmapp Kungliga Operan Innehållsförteckning 1. Inledning 8 1.1. Bakgrund 8 1.2. Syfte 8 1.3. Mål 8 1.4. Metod 8 1.5. Avgränsningar 9 1.6. Om Kungliga Operan 9 2. Genomförande 10 2.1. Kontakt med handledare på Kungliga Operan 10 2.2. Skisser första stadiet 10 2.2.1. Första kommentarerna 11 2.3 Kontakt med baletten 11 2.4 Nästa förslag 12 2.4.1. Mappen 12 2.4.2. Text och bilder 12 2.4.3. Dekorelement 12 2.4.4. Fickan 12 2.4.5. Dansardelen 12 2.4.5.1. Omslag 12 2.4.5.2. Inbindning 12 2.4.5.3. Uppslagen 14 2.4.6. Kommentarer angående senaste förslag 14 2.5. Vidareutveckling av tidigare förslag 14 2.5.1. DVD och repertoar 15 2.5.2. Kommentarer angående senaste förslag 16 2.6. Finslipning 16 2.6.1. Förslag på omslag 17 2.6.2. Möte 17 2.7. Slutligt resultat 18 2.7.1 Grundlayout 18 2.7.2. Layout för balettmapp 18 2.7.3. Layout för dansardel och repertoar 19 2.7.4. Dekorelement 19 2.7.5. Teckensnitt, storlek och teckenfärg 20 2.7.6. Färger och toningar 21 2.7.7. Illustrationer 22 4 Katrin Age Högskolan Dalarna Examensarbete, 10p Grafisk Teknologi Balettmapp Kungliga Operan 2.7.7.1. Operans krönta o 22 2.7.7.2. Textflödesillustrationen 22 2.7.7.3. Bokstavsdansaren 22 2.7.7.4. Bokstavsdansösen 22 2.7.8. Bildbehandling 23 2.7.8.1. Svansjön 23 2.7.8.2. Onegin 24 2.7.8.3. Double Concerto 24 2.7.8.4. Pippi Långstrump 24 2.7.9. Sammanfattning 24 3. Operahusens design och arkitektur 25 3.1. Operahusets uppkomst 25 3.1.1. Det första operahuset 25 3.1.2. Gottfried Semper, 1803-1879 26 3.1.3. Bränder 27 3.1.4. Stilarkitekturen 27 3.1.5. Totalteatern 28 3.1.6. 1960-talet och framåt 28 3.2. Teatro alla Scala, 1778 30 3.2.1. Varför byggdes operahuset? 30 3.2.2. Vem var arkitekten och varför blev det han? 30 3.2.3. Bygget 30 3.2.4. Efter invigningen 30 3.2.5. Exteriör och interiör 32 3.2.5.1. Exteriör 32 3.2.5.2. Interiör 32 3.2.6. Total yta, antal salonger och sittplatser 32 3.3. Opera de Paris Garnier, Paris 1875 33 3.3.1. Varför byggdes operahuset? 33 3.3.2. Vem var arkitekten och varför blev det han? 33 3.3.3. Bygget 33 3.3.4. Efter invigningen 34 3.3.5. Exteriör och interiör 34 3.3.5.1. Exteriör 34 3.3.5.2. Interiör 35 3.3.5.3. Beaux-Arts Architecture 35 3.3.6. Total yta, antal salonger och sittplatser 35 3.4. Kungliga Operan 1898 36 3.4.1. Gamla operahuset 1775 36 3.4.2. Varför byggdes det nya operahuset? 36 5 Katrin Age Högskolan Dalarna Examensarbete, 10p Grafisk Teknologi Balettmapp Kungliga Operan 3.4.3. Vem var arkitekten och varför blev det han? 37 3.4.4. Bygget 37 3.4.5. Efter invigningen 37 3.4.6. Exteriör och interiör 38 3.4.6.1. Exteriör 38 3.4.6.2. Interiör 39 3.4.7 Total yta, antal salonger och sittplatser 40 3.5. Sydney Opera House 1973 41 3.5.1. Varför byggdes operahuset? 41 3.5.2. Vem var arkitekten och varför blev det han? 41 3.5.3. Bygget 41 3.5.4. Efter invigningen 42 3.5.5. Exteriör och interiör 43 3.5.5.1. Exteriör 43 3.5.5.2. Interiör 43 3.5.6. Total yta, antal salonger och sittplatser 43 3.6. Opera de la Bastille 1989 44 3.6.1. Varför byggdes operahuset? 44 3.6.2. Vem var arkitekten och varför blev det han? 44 3.6.3. Bygget 44 3.6.4. Efter invigningen 44 3.6.5. Exteriör och interiör 45 3.6.5.1. Exteriör 45 3.6.5.2. Interiör 45 3.6.6. Total yta, antal salonger och sittplatser 45 3.7. Operaen København 2004 46 3.7.1. Varför byggdes operahuset? 46 3.7.2. Vem var arkitekten och varför blev det han? 46 3.7.3. Bygget 46 3.7.4. Efter invigningen 46 3.7.5. Exteriör och interiör 46 3.7.5.1. Exteriör 46 3.7.5.2. Interiör 47 3.7.6. Total yta, antal salonger och sittplatser 47 4. Slutsats 48 5. Diskussion 49 6. Slutord 50 6 Katrin Age Högskolan Dalarna Examensarbete, 10p Grafisk Teknologi Balettmapp Kungliga Operan 7. Referenser 51 Bilaga A (52) Första skissen Bilaga B (53) Dekorelement Bilaga C (54) Balettmapp omslag Bilaga D (55) Balettmapp inlaga Bilaga E (56) Dansardel omslag Bilaga F (57) Dansardel inlaga Bilaga G (58) Repertoar inlaga Bilaga H (59) Skiss balettmapp Bilaga I (60) Skiss dansardel Bilaga J (61) Bilder Teatro alla Scalal Bilaga K (62) Bilder Opera de Paris Garnier Bilaga L (63) Bilder Kungliga Operan Bilaga M (64) Bilder Sydney Opera House Bilaga N (65) Bilder Opera de la Bastille Bilaga O (66) Bilder Operaen København 7 Katrin Age Högskolan Dalarna Examensarbete, 10p Grafisk Teknologi Balettmapp Kungliga Operan Inledning 1.1. Bakgrund Fotoavdelningen på Kungliga Operan har tillsammans med marknads- avdelningen och Kungliga Baletten länge haft planer på att göra en så kallad balettmapp. Idéer har funnits och ämnet har diskuterats mellan de olika avdelningarna men har lagts på is på grund av bland annat brist på resurser. 1.2. Syfte Denna balettmapp ska presentera Kungliga Operan i Stockholm och Kungliga Baletten inför andra operahus världen över. Mappen ska skick- as ut inför de turnéer som Kungliga Baletten gör runt om i världen. 1.3. Mål Att skapa en mapp som med text och bilder visar Kungliga Balettens dansare, Operans produktioner och alla de känslor som går att förmedla genom balettens alla rörelser. Mappen ska också gå att exportera till PDF för att kunna skickas över Internet. 1.4. Metod Tillsammans med kontaktpersonen på Kungliga Operan, Operans foto- graf Alexander Kenney, gå igenom de tankar samt det ytterst tunna material som finns för tillfället. Kontakt med marknadschefen Lennart Lundblad, balettchefen Madeleine Onne och kungliga balettens dansare kommer också att vara en väsentlig del av förarbetet.
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