In collaboration with Hamilton Anderson Architects, Schuler Shook provided full studio and performance space planning as well as theatre equipment services for the project.
Detroit School of Arts
Detroit, MI
The Detroit School of Arts is the city’s showcase for the teaching and performance of theatre, music, and broadcast communications. This $122 million project opened in 2005, adjacent to the Detroit Symphony Orchestra Hall, and serves grades 9 – 12 in general education and performance training.
The LEED Certified school offers many performance and production spaces, including a multi-purpose theatre, a flexible black box theatre, a recital hall, two television production studios, and a full complement of workshops and dressing rooms. Students spend their mornings in academic classes, and afternoons are filled with rehearsals, coachings, and production work.
Project Details
Service
Sector
Architect
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Hamilton Anderson
Acoustician
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Kirkegaard
Recognition
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AIA Detroit, Building Honor Award, 2005
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LEED Certified
