In at the deep end

Article Abstract:

Submarium The Deep in Hull is a pounds sterling 45.5 million natural history museum of the sea that opened in 3/02. The attraction budgeted for 250,000 people in its first year but may actually have 800,000 visitors. Colin Brown, chief executive of the attraction, discusses the museum's highs and lows, location, problems and predictions for the next 12 months.

Sales & consumption, Facilities & equipment, Statistics, Buildings and facilities, User statistics, Brown, Colin

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Charles Wesoky

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Charles Wesoky, the chief executive at easyC inema has taken up this position as a challenge where he will be using his 37 years of experience and vast contacts, to gain access to the distributors and plead easy cinema's case. Wesoky's development plans include extending opening hours, introducing concessions and placing promotional posters in the foyer.

Management dynamics, Motion Picture Theaters, Motion Picture and Video Exhibition, Management, Movie theaters, Company business management, Movie theatres, Wesoky, Charles, easyCinema.com

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Wilkinson Eyre Architects

Article Abstract:

Paul Baker explains the details and future plans behind the successful Tate Modern, London project.

Interview, Tate Modern, Baker, Paul

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