MOC-201245 Medieval Opera House Building Blocks

A stunning opera house where citizens gather to enjoy their favorite dramas. Built on a 32x32 baseplate with an optional 16x32 fountain plaza, this two-story masterpiece includes an entrance, stage, seating area, dressing rooms, balconies, restrooms, and a beautifully designed fountain courtyard. 

The opera house is a two-storied building with the following elements:

First Floor:
Entrance: The entrance serves as the main access point for the audience, it includes a lobby where patrons can gather before the performance, purchase tickets, and access the other facilities.
Stage: The stage is a large wooden area with red curtains and lighting.
Seats: The first floor is equipped with seating arrangements for the audience to enjoy the performance.
The portraits on the wall represent 2 famous Opera figures: Composer Giuseppe Verdi and singer Maria Callas
Dressing Room: The room where singers and performers prepare and change costumes. It has direct access to the stage and is equipped with a costume rack, a box containing various props, and a makeup station including a chair, a mirror, and cosmetics.

Second Floor:
Balconies: The second floor features balconies that overlook the stage. Balcony seating provides an elevated view of the performance and railings ensure the safety of the audience. A bust of Luciano Pavarotti can be found on the stairs landing.
Restroom: The discreetly placed restroom caters to the needs of the patrons, it includes a toilet and a sink.
Front square: This open space in front of the building features a fountain and some greenery.