College of the Holy Cross Plans Center for the Arts

Published 10/31/2018

College of the Holy Cross - Center for the Arts

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College of the Holy Cross - Center for the Arts

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College of the Holy Cross - Center for the Arts

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College of the Holy Cross - Center for the Arts

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College of the Holy Cross - Center for the Arts

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College of the Holy Cross - Center for the Arts

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College of the Holy Cross - Center for the Arts

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Worcester, Mass.

The College of the Holy Cross is planning to begin construction in spring of 2019 on a $92 million center for the arts in Worcester, Mass. Designed by Diller Scofidio + Renfro, the two-level, 85,500-sf building will include a 400-seat theater and concert hall, an experimental 200-seat studio theater, a media lab, rehearsal and dressing rooms, and workshops for lighting and set design. The Beehive, a flexible collaboration area with a café, will feature a shared multimedia teaching space for courses in electronic music, composition, sound recording, and the editing of sound, video, and film. The project will also house the relocated Cantor Art Gallery.

Sources

The Telegram, 10/11/2018

The College of the Holy Cross

Higher Education Collaboration