Television and Radio Studio Design for Universities

A virtual TV production studio with a man in blue standing in front of a blue backdrop

Drama by Design provides independent television, radio and podcast studio design for universities, including green-screen and virtual-production facilities, from early briefing through commissioning and handover.

Why Use an AV Consultant? | Audio Visual Consultancy Guide

AV consultant designing integrated technology systems for theatres, studios and learning spaces

Audio visual systems play a vital role in theatres, studios, education facilities and corporate environments. Discover how an AV consultant helps deliver technology that is integrated, reliable and designed around the needs of users.

Salford University New Adelphi Building

Theatre consultancy and auditorium design

Drama by Design provided specialist consultancy for the University of Salford’s New Adelphi Building, a major performing arts and creative media development. The building incorporates a 350-seat theatre, flexible studio theatre, television acting studios and specialist music and recording facilities, providing professional production and performance environments for university teaching and creative practice.

Manchester Metropolitan University Arts & Humanities Building

Theatre and broadcast consultancy for university

Drama by Design provided specialist theatre and broadcast consultancy for Manchester Metropolitan University’s Arts & Humanities Building. The project incorporates a 180-seat performance auditorium alongside television, radio and specialist teaching facilities. Our consultancy supported the integration of professional theatre and production technology into a major university development designed for performance, media and creative arts education.

Central Hall, University of York

AV, theatre and auditorium design consultancy for Central Hall, University of York

Drama by Design provided theatre and AV consultancy for the refurbishment of Central Hall at the University of York. Our involvement included auditorium planning, stage and seating design, theatre lighting, sound and integrated AV systems. The Grade II listed venue combines university teaching, graduation ceremonies, conferences and public performances, with flexible technology supporting audiences of more than 1,000 people.