Rozsa Center for the Performing Arts
Common
Name: "Rozsa"
Building Number: 10
Miscellaneous
- 1,200-seat performance hall
- Rehearsal/recital rooms for vocal and instrumental ensembles
- Connected to the existing Walker Arts and Humanities Center
Cool Facts
Includes computer-assisted music instruction lab, recording facilities, theatre shops, and offices for University Cultural Enrichment and music faculty. The Rozsa Center was designed by the renowned architect Gunnar Birkerts (now affiliated with DiClemente Siegel Design, Inc.), with the legendary George C. Izenour as acoustics and theatre consultant.
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