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This new 25,700-square-foot building houses departmental offices, with flexible performance and teaching spaces, computer and media labs, studios, offices, and gathering spaces for faculty and students. Exhibition and performance spaces host works by artists to provide immersive and interactive experiences. Two fabrication laboratories facilitate hands-on learning.

Designed by famed architect Paul Rudolph, the Dana Arts Center will be restored to its original design vision while improving its functionality and accessibility. It will become home to programs and spaces that encourage innovation and creative exploration by students and faculty.

A renovation will enhance the Hall of Presidents while improving other gathering spaces. This will be a dedicated home for the University’s music department.

To accommodate future renovations of the Dana Arts Center, Picker Gallery will move to a new facility in the first of three connected facilities to house ���߲ݴ�ý’s museums.

A 36,000-square-foot facility, the Performing and Visual Arts Center will integrate seamlessly with Bernstein Hall. It will be a space for traditional artistic exploration and expression as well as innovation through a range of media and methods.

This major landscape and infrastructure project is designed to better connect the upper and middle areas of campus at ���߲ݴ�ý University. This project has dramatically transformed the wooded hillside between Dana Arts Center and Frank Dining Hall, improving campus pedestrian circulation from Case-Geyer Library to Dana and creating a new plaza on Upper Campus.

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