England’s Recycled Theater on the Fly Has a Very Short Lifespan

Nobody does <a href="http://inhabitat.com/tag/london-temporary-theater/">temporary theater</a> like the <a href="http://www.assemblestudio.co.uk">Assemble design collective</a>, and their latest design made entirely out of recycled or reusable materials is their finest work yet. Commissioned by the <a href="http://www.cft.org.uk/">Chichester Festival Theater</a> as part of their 50th anniversary celebration in West Sussex, England (hooray!), this experimental indoor/outdoor theater resembles a fly-tower in both form and function.

The Chichester Festival theater commissioned a temporary experimental theater as part of their 50th anniversary celebrations

Assemble is the master of temporary theater, so they were commissioned to do the good deed

The timber building in W. Sussex is made entirely out of recycled or reusable materials

Most of the materials were donated

All of the fly-tower infrastructure was left exposed, giving the theater a raw and rustic feel

Chipboard seating can accommodate an audience for both indoor and outdoor shows

The entirely building is clad in pool liner, which doesn't make a sound

The roof is made of corrugated bitumen

After nine weeks, the theater will be dismantled and re-used elsewhere