COMPLETED 2002
The North Carolina School of
the Arts School of Music Complex
acts as both a performance and
teaching venue for the school.
At the heart of the complex is a
300 seat chamber music
performance hall. The building’s
geometry reflects the natural
topography of the site and the
north facing lobby is all glass
to create a public stage for
patrons and to maintain a visual
relation to the Performance
Place building across the plaza.
The main entrance and vestibule
are glass and lit to act as a
way-finding lantern on
performance nights.
Chad Parker, AIA was a design
team member for the exterior
architecture for the project
while employed at CJMW. Calloway
Johnson Moore and West is the
Architect of Record.
Photography by J. West
Productions.
The North Carolina School of
the Arts School of Music Complex
acts as both a performance and
teaching venue for the school.
At the heart of the complex is a
300 seat chamber music
performance hall. The building’s
geometry reflects the natural
topography of the site and the
north facing lobby is all glass
to create a public stage for
patrons and to maintain a visual
relation to the Performance
Place building across the plaza.
The main entrance and vestibule
are glass and lit to act as a
way-finding lantern on
performance nights.
Chad Parker, AIA was a design
team member for the exterior
architecture for the project
while employed at CJMW. Calloway
Johnson Moore and West is the
Architect of Record.
Photography by J. West
Productions.
001. ENTRANCE
NCSA
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