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Musical Arts Center Annex, Indiana University - Bloomington, Indiana

Musical Arts Center Annex, Bloomington, Indiana Musical Arts Center Annex, Indiana University

Budget:

$18 million

Opening

July, 1996

Seating:

1000 and 500, recital halls

Architects:

CRSS Associates, Inc., Houston, Texas

Acousticians:

A. Lawrence Kirkegaard & Associates

Client:

Indiana University

Completed:

1996

When the Musical Arts Center was opened in 1972, the focus was on the Opera Hall. Other needs, such as Recital Halls and teaching facilities were wedged in around the large German-style Opera Hall. In 1990, the University reassigned the Old University High School building, next to the M.A.C., to the School of Music. The renovated annex includes two new Recital Halls, a major new music library, listening rooms, practice rooms, teaching facilities, instrument storage, and an instrument repair area.

Scope:

  • User Programming
  • Facility Planning
  • Performance Equipment Design
  • Performance Equipment Specification and Bid
  • Construction Administration
  • Site & Installation Reviews
  • Owner Training
  • First Program Support

Project Information:

  • Type: Music School Facilities
  • Annex Includes:
    • 1000-seat Recital Hall
    • 500-seat Recital Hall
    • Music Library
    • Practice Rooms
    • Listening Rooms
    • Instrument Repair and Storage Areas
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