A Dartmouth College music studio enables users to ‘play’ the architecture like an instrument

A close interdisciplinary collaboration between a sonic artist and two architectural design practices, The Warehouse at Dartmouth University is an experimental venue for creating, teaching and experiencing spatial sound. - Brooke Holm

Set in an existing administrative building, it responds to different functions like teaching, performance and club nights. - Brooke Holm

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Design

Stock-a-studio and T+E+A+M

Client

Dartmouth College

Floor Area

232 sq-m

The open-ended design supports learning and creativity by allowing users to configure the space for a variety of musical activities.

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