If the Platinum Party at the Palace in June 2022 was about honoring Queen Elizabeth II and London, the city that became a cultural capital during her reign, Sunday\u2019s Coronation Concert at Windsor Castle was a moment for King Charles III<\/strong> to reintroduce himself to the world. It helped that two of the night\u2019s headliners, Lionel Richie<\/strong> and Katy Perry,<\/strong> were friends of the king\u2019s and only too happy to shout him out for his personality and charity work. But the stage was constructed on the castle\u2019s east terrace, where the public has rarely been allowed, turning the evening into an opportunity to invite the world\u2014and the local community\u2014into the royal family\u2019s backyard.<\/p>\n For Alicia Tkacz,<\/strong> one of the partners at Stufish Entertainment Architects who helped design the concert stage, her first tour of the Windsor Castle site revealed a handful of challenges. \u201cIt\u2019s a big empty lawn paddock, so we\u2019ve taken over quite a large area of that,\u201d she said in a video call a few days before the big show. \u201cAlthough it looks kind of level, it\u2019s not, so we have to take into account all the different changes in the ground level and slopes to make sure the audience can see the stage.\u201d<\/p>\n![\"Inside](\"https:\/\/media.vanityfair.com\/photos\/64595d9d998b4df9334f5b29\/master\/w_1600%2Cc_limit\/coronation-concert-embed02.jpg\")