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A Performing Arts Center is a vital cultural hub that reflects a community’s creative spirit. It connects artists and audiences through performance, education, and imagination. The design challenge Is to propose a dynamic architectural response that goes beyond a standard venue, unitizing concrete masonry units (CMU) as the primary structural material. Your design needs to have dedicated areas for professional performance, practice, and education. The design should be an engaging public space with an open, inviting environment that fosters creative exchange and civic interaction. The design should integrate within the community so that it naturally fits into the existing neighborhood fabric, welcoming the public and celebrating the human spirit.

The total area of the Performing Arts Center program may range depending on the community鈥檚 needs. The program area total should be a minimum of 30,000 square feet and be a compatible size with the needs of the community served. Your building square footage can grow, without limitation, to appropriately meet the needs of the chosen community and site.

As performance centers throughout the country continue to adapt to better serve their communities and expand their reach, the center may include both 鈥渢ypical鈥� art programs as well as public gathering and community spaces. You are encouraged to consider creative ways that the center may make their performances more accessible to the public, specifically to members of the community who may not otherwise be exposed to the arts as an outlet for creative expression or personal growth.

The performance and rehearsal studios should be designed to accommodate multiple forms of performances. These spaces will support both practice and live performance and should be one of the distinctive features of the center. The following spaces are general guides; students and faculty can adjust and expand on the program spaces to fit the center and community needs.