The Lindemann Performing Arts Center at Brown University stands as a remarkable feat of both architectural and engineering innovation, redefining what is possible in a performance venue. Situated within the Perelman Arts District, this 101,000-square-foot facility merges complex design elements with cutting-edge technology, pushing the boundaries of spatial, acoustic, and technical flexibility. At its core is the reconfigurable Main Performance Hall, capable of transforming into five distinct stage-audience configurations through a system of adjustable walls, floors, and ceilings. This level of adaptability is made possible by an intricate network of suspended seating gantries, motorized lifts, telescoping risers, and acoustic panels—creating a versatile space that can support everything from experimental media to orchestral performances.
Below street level, highly specialized spaces for music, theater, and dance offer flexible studios outfitted with customizable equipment and control rooms, enabling cutting-edge creative work. The exterior, with its fluted aluminum façade and stage-level “clearstory,” reveals the interior’s dynamic artistry, inviting the public to engage with the creation process.
The Moakley Cancer Center expansion at Boston Medical Center features a sophisticated four-story-plus-penthouse vertical addition. This project integrates new construction with existing facilities to support critical expansions in Emergency, Trauma, and Centralized Surgical units. The…
This multiphased project focused on enhancing the freshman residence hall experience across several buildings. It began with the construction of North Hall, a new 156-bed, 43,500 sf residence hall built on Nickerson Green. North Hall…
Providence, RI
The Soldiers Field Park renovation project in Allston, adjacent to the Harvard Business School campus, involved a comprehensive overhaul of 458 apartment units and the surrounding grounds. The renovation program included a full renewal and…
