Delta Namur

After more than two years of renovation and extension work, the Maison de la culture de la Province de Namur has been given a new look.

The project, carried out by Thomas & Piron Bâtiment and Bureau Samyn & Partners, Architects & Engineers, is based around three rooms, each with its own purpose:

• The large hall, with a capacity of 450 seats and 600 standing places, with its horseshoe shape and stage cage, hosts various theatrical performances.
• The drum is a modular and circular hall, allowing for different configurations. The capacity can vary between 120 and 150 seats as well as the stage/room ratio (frontal, circus, bi-frontal, cinema projection, etc.).
• The Mediator, a third room in the shape of the guitarist’s accessory, consists of a flat floor and a stage designed for small shows – 80 seats and more standing.

Inytium had the privilege of participating in the renovation of this ambitious project in various aspects:

• An electrical, sound, lighting, video and computer network with a data link between all the rooms, particularly for all audio and video feedback.
• The audio layout of various sound studios.
• A new front-of-house audio system in the 3 rooms
• A Dolby cinema sound system in the main hall and the drum room.
• The supply, installation and connection of all the AV equipment with, among others, ETC, Adamson, Yamaha, Clay Paky, Chamsys, Avolites,…

A long and complex project due to its size and the number of people involved, but also and above all a real challenge taken up with brio by the team in charge of this project which has become an unmissable event place in the Walloon capital.