Portland’5 Centers for the Arts
This project included the restoration and expansion of the Paramount Theatre—a Golden Age movie palace—into the 95,000 square foot Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall and the construction of a new 127,000 square foot complex—the Antoinette Hatfield Hall. “The Schnitz,” as the 2,776-seat concert hall is lovingly known, was restored to its opulent 1920’s glory and upgraded with modern comforts and amenities, new theatre equipment and infrastructure, and expanded support spaces. Hatfield Hall features three new theatres: the Newmark—an 880-seat Edwardian-style multipurpose theatre; the Dolores Winningstad Theatre—a versatile 304-seat courtyard theatre with removable seating, orchestra floor lift, and reconfigurable stage forms; and the Brunish Theatre—a 200-seat flexible studio space for experimental productions.
Marcus Garvey Park, Richard Rodgers Amphitheater
2011
North America
The park’s amphitheatre had been a popular destination for almost 40 years, but was in need of a renovation to…
Queen's University, Isabel Bader Centre for the Performing Arts
2014
North America
This arts center is partly an adaptive reuse of a 182-year-old distillery, the masonry and floorboards of which were incorporated…
John Anson Ford Theatres, Ford Amphitheatre Renovation
2017
North America
One of the oldest live performance venues in Los Angeles, the historic 1,196-seat John Anson Ford Theatres has nurtured arts,…
