Sorenson Center For The Arts / Brooks + Scarpa Architects

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  • Local Architects: Blalock Partners
  • Project Team: Lawrence Scarpa, Angela Brooks, Emily Hodgdon, Mark Buckland, Chinh Nguyen, Diane Thepkhounphithack, Cesar Delgado, Mario Cipresso, Brooklyn Short, Royce Scortino, Ryan Bostic, Brooks + Scarpa
  • Project Design Team: Kevin Blalock, Rob Beishline, Dugan Frehner, Sean Baron, Charles Gaddis
  • Specifications: Blalock Partners
  • City: Cedar City
  • Country: United States
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Text description provided by the architects. The Beverley Taylor Sorenson Center for the Arts is the home of the Tony Award winning Utah Shakespeare Festival, which draws more than 250,000 visitors annually to it’s theatres and festival gardens. The 5.5-acre complex sits on the eastern edge of the Southern Utah University campus linking the university with downtown Cedar City, UT. It is a comprehensive center for visual and performing arts, live theatre, and arts education that offers a variety of activities such as literary and production seminars, classes, workshops, and backstage tours and art exhibitions.

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Cite: "Sorenson Center For The Arts / Brooks + Scarpa Architects" 27 Nov 2017. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/884336/sorenson-center-for-the-arts-brooks-plus-scarpa-architects> ISSN 0719-8884

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