Neudullim Music Hall

How it was made

A 412-seat public hall for chamber music in Huidam-dong, a fictional neighborhood. Neudullim is a name made by rendering reverberation in native Korean words.

Laid out on a center axis like a concert program. Each page places photos and diagrams in an arch frame at the same position.

Two shades of pink text on a deep purple background (#4A1020). Typefaces are Grandiflora One and Gowun Batang.

The positions of the 412 seats on the seating chart are calculated from row spacing and aisle width. Choosing a seat shows its section, price, distance to the stage and sightline angle.

Reverberation is calculated with the Sabine formula. Changing occupancy, curtains and reflectors redraws the 6-band curve.

The rental fee is calculated including VAT from date, time slot, instruments and recording. A refund calculator and application form are also included.

Key features

• Selection of 24 concerts · program dialog
• 412-seat seating chart · sightlines
• Reverberation · refund · rental fee calculators
• Ticket and rental application forms

Where and how to use it

Fits venues that handle both ticketing and rentals. Schedule, seats, prices, rental calendar and applications use the same data.

Points to check

There are no payment or member features, and applications are not submitted. On a 390px screen each seat is small, about 10px.