New Amsterdam Theatre
This theatre is one of the most outstanding examples of Art Nouveau design in the United States. Built in 1903, this 1,800-seat theatre is a New York City landmark and is on the National Register of Historic Places. It is home to Disney's major musical theatre productions and is equipped to accommodate their demanding technical needs. One of the design team's greatest challenges was to integrate modern performance technology into a beautiful classic theatre without interfering with sightlines or the intricately restored finishes.
Case Western Reserve University, Maltz Performing Arts Center
2015
North America
The adaptive reuse of Temple Tifereth-Israel required a deft touch in order to transform the synagogue into a 1,350-seat concert…
Villanova University, John and Joan Mullen Center for the Performing Arts
2020
North America
A permanent home for the arts at Villanova, this elegant new center offers state-of-the-art performance, educational, and rehearsal spaces for…
Dolby Theatre
2001
North America
Originally known as the Kodak Theatre, this multipurpose theatre is designed specifically for live broadcasts and is the home of…
