Its renovation complete as of July 9th, Camera 12 seats over 2000 people. The Camera 3 closed on the same day. Redesigns from the former UA Pavilion 8 are minimal beyond those of the first floor, seemingly limited to seating, Dolby Digital Surround emplacement, and new carpeting. Interesting holdovers from the UA era are the grand staircase leading out onto Second Street and the Jump Cuts art installation, visible from Paseo de San Antonio.
From Camera Cinemas:
“Camera 12 Cinema is a joint project of Camera Pavilion Mgt. Corporation & Camera Cinemas at the Pavilion L.P. (operators), F & H (contractor), The Henry Architects (architects), Garcia Teague & AAI (designers), Forest City Commercial (landlord), Orloff/Williams (advertising/pr), and the San Jose Redevelopment Agency (landowner).”
Its renovation complete as of July 9th, Camera 12 seats over 2000 people. The Camera 3 closed on the same day. Redesigns from the former UA Pavilion 8 are minimal beyond those of the first floor, seemingly limited to seating, Dolby Digital Surround emplacement, and new carpeting. Interesting holdovers from the UA era are the grand staircase leading out onto Second Street and the Jump Cuts art installation, visible from Paseo de San Antonio.
From Camera Cinemas:
“Camera 12 Cinema is a joint project of Camera Pavilion Mgt. Corporation & Camera Cinemas at the Pavilion L.P. (operators), F & H (contractor), The Henry Architects (architects), Garcia Teague & AAI (designers), Forest City Commercial (landlord), Orloff/Williams (advertising/pr), and the San Jose Redevelopment Agency (landowner).”