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The movie theater is unique, for unlike any other building, it is designed to house some of the greatest products of the
imagination - our passion, hopes, and fears. A theater has a personality and life all its own; a sense of excitement lures
us to the blaze of electric bulbs along the marquee, to the enticing posters outside the lobby. And when the curtains part,
our window upon the universe opens wide, and the heart begins to beat a little faster...
The appeal of the larger-than-life movie experience persists, and for a lucky few the great theaters of the past are being
re-created in detail by New York-based designer Theo Kalomirakis. This elegant volume presents eleven theaters custon-designed
by Kalomirakis for an exclusive clientale.
Brett Anderson has spent more than six years covering the consumer electronics field in
popular publications as varied as Car Audio & Electronics, Audio/Video
Interiors, and Mobile Office. He is the former Editor-in-Chief of
Portable Computing magazine and served as Features Editor for Home Theater magazine. In
addition, he is Founding Editor of Entertainment@Home magazine.
Phillip Ennis is an architecture photographer whose work has appeared in most major design and
architecture publications since 1982. His photographs have alos been used by some of the most recognized names in the home and
office furnishings industries.
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