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After six months of construction, the Hanoi Opera House on the Quang An peninsula is taking shape, drawing attention with its scale and modern design.
Developed by Sun Group, the project covers about 191,000 m² in the central area of the Quang An peninsula (West Lake), with the aim of hosting major cultural and artistic events as well as large-scale national events in the capital.
According to the plan, the project comprises two main components: the Hanoi Opera House and a themed cultural-arts park. It is envisioned as a modern, multi-functional cultural space that blends performing arts, community activities, and tourism development.
The Opera House is designed with two main auditoriums. The opera hall has a capacity of 1,797 seats. The second hall is multi-functional with a flexible seating arrangement, able to host concerts and live performances, with about 1,430 standing places and over 200 seats at the balcony.
The roof features a dome inspired by waves on West Lake. The lightweight roof structure uses reflective materials to create a changing appearance at different times of the day.
After roughly six months of construction, the initial components of Phase 1 are taking shape. On site, hundreds of workers and many machines are mobilized to build the foundation and basement.
In addition to the main performance spaces, the project includes areas such as the main foyer, rehearsal rooms, exhibition areas, and spaces to support arts activities and public use. These components are intended to enable a diverse range of events, from professional performances to cultural exchanges.
According to the plan, the Hanoi Opera House is expected to be completed in 2027. When in operation, the project is expected to become a new architectural landmark of the capital and a venue for large-scale cultural and artistic events, serving the cultural needs of residents and visitors.
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