The building, located near the Leidseplein in Amsterdam, where the current DeLaMar Theater is located, has a rich history. It has been there since 1887 and was primarily used as a primary school and a warehouse. During the Second World War it was used as a storage place by the Germans. Because of a bomb attack by resistance fighters in 1944, the building partially burned down. The building was only purchased after the war with the aim of turning it into a theater; the first play took place in 1947.
The DeLaMar theater complex now has two theatre halls with 601 and 949 seats. Protecting the environment is one of the most important objectives for the theater, so the DeLaMar theater has a Green Key of the highest level ("Gold"). This is an international quality mark for companies in the tourism and leisure industry. Except for the stage lights in the theater halls, the entire complex is equipped with LED lighting.
For the audience lighting it is important that the right atmosphere can be created. It must be able to create the same atmosphere as halogen lighting and be energy-saving as well. TDE-Lighttech’s MoodSpot is perfectly capable of doing this. The DeLaMar theater has therefore chosen to use this LED spotlight as lighting in their theatre halls. Rolight has placed a total of around 300 WD800 spots in both the small and large auditorium. These MR16 format LED luminaires can be perfectly dimmed to 0%, making the colour of the light warmer during dimming.
TDE-Lighttech is very proud that the DeLaMar Theater has also opted for these beautiful LED spots. Thanks to Rolight, the result is amazing. In addition, TDE-Lighttech is happy to contribute to the achievement of sustainability objectives for its end users.
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