(Photos by Kurt Brownell unless otherwise noted)
The Hatch Recital Hall in early October. Seating is still to be placed on the floor and upper level. (October 2010)
The lobby outside of Hatch Recital Hall has a wall of glass windows on East Main Street. (October 2010)
The rehearsal hall was set up for the Wind Ensemble to come in and play for a sound check. (September, 2010)
The Hatch Recital Hall stage, as scene from the mezzanine level of the hall. (September, 2010)
A mezzanine level view of Wolk Atrium from Kodak Hall. The new box office under construction can be seen to the left of the bridge on the first floor. (September, 2010)
A mezzanine level view of Wolk Atrium from Kodak Hall. The new box office under construction can be seen to the left of the bridge on the first floor. (September, 2010)
Finishing touches are underway in the main rehearsal hall. (August, 2010)
Work continues on the connection between the new building and Kodak Hall. (July, 2010)
Hatch Recital Hall progress is visible on all levels. (August, 2010)
The second level of Hatch Recital Hall. (August, 2010)
Workers prepare the support system for the installation of the sculpture in the weeks ahead. (August, 2010)
Progress in the Wolk Atrium and on the entrance to Kodak Hall continues. (August, 2010)
Looking across Wolk Atrium, the Eastman Student Living Center tower is visible through the windows. (July, 2010)
Work on the stairs from the mezzanine level bridge to the third floor of the new building. (July, 2010)
Looking down from the mezzanine level of Hatch Recital Hall toward the stage. (July, 2010)
Looking out at Hatch Recital Hall from a corner of the stage. The venue will have seating on the orchestra and second levels. (July, 2010)
The fourth floor rehearsal hall. (July, 2010)
Workers install plywood flooring on the acoustical insulation in the rehearsal hall. (June, 2010)
The Main Street entrance to Wolk Atrium, as viewed from the Eastman Theatre side of the atrium. (June, 2010)
The lobby outside Hatch Recital Hall, looking toward the Swan Street entrance. (June, 2010)
Work continues on one of the faculty studios on the third floor. (May, 2010)
The stairway leading from the third floor of the new building to the fourth floor, where the new rehearsal hall is located. (May, 2010)
Work proceeds on the mezzanine level of Hatch Recital Hall. (May, 2010)
The first floor of Hatch Recital Hall appears to be a maze of scaffolding. The view is from one of the corner entranceways. (May, 2010)
The floor level of Hatch Recital Hall gives perspective on the scaffolding erected to handle construction at the hall’s upper level. (April, 2010)
On the floor level of the Wolk Atrium. The bridge in the center of the photograph connects the mezzanine level of Kodak Hall and Eastman Theatre to the second level of the new building. (April, 2010)
Looking up into the skylight of Wolk Atrium. (April, 2010)
One of the third floor faculty studios shows the curve of the exterior and interior walls. (March, 2010)
Ceiling installation in the rehearsal hall. (March, 2010)
Reviewing construction plans on site. (March, 2010)
The lobby outside of Hatch Recital Hall has a wall of glass windows on East Main Street. (October 2010)
A worker puts limestone on an interior atrium wall. (Feb. 24, 2010)
The walls of a third-floor faculty studio reflect the curve of the building façade. (Feb. 24, 2010)
A large rehearsal hall is located on the fourth floor of the new building, with several rooms off the hall providing instrument storage. (Feb. 10, 2010)
The five-story atrium will link the new building and the historic Eastman Theatre. The box office and a gift shop will be located in the atrium. (Feb. 24, 2010)
Scaffolding fills Hatch Recital Hall, located on the first floor of the new building. (Feb. 10, 2010)