Room 14
Multimedia reconstruction of the Panzano Theatre
The theatre
The Panzano Theatre, opened in 1920 and demolished after the bombings of World War II, represented the most important of the welfare initiatives conceived by the CNT for the entertainment of the workers and their families. A superb example of eclectic architecture and Secessionist decorativism, it was adorned with a cycle of thirteen paintings executed in 1921 by the painter Vito Timmel (Vienna 1886-Trieste 1949).
A multimedia space is dedicated to the 3D virtual reconstruction of the Panzano Theatre, an interactive video projection that allows visitors to explore aspects of corporate welfare and the beauty of a building (the theatre) that in this representation comes back to life in all its charm.
- Room 1 Entrance
- Room 2 The shipyard, the Panzano district and Monfalcone
- Room 3 Cosulichs company history
- Room 4 The sensory tunnel
- Room 5 The crane simulator
- Room 6 Work in the shipyard – safety yesterday and today
- Room 7 The room of characters
- Room 8 Ship design and furnishings
- Room 9 The room of wonders
- Room 10 Marco Polo’s Milione tapestry, by Zoran Mušič
- Room 11 Adriatic sharks
- Room 12 Memorial for asbestos victims
- Room 13 The paintings of the Panzano Theatre
- Room 14 Multimedia reconstruction of the Panzano Theatre
- Room 15 Conference room and temporary exhibitions