Higher Education

Performing and Fine Arts

Mueller has engineered world-class performing and fine arts venues, from creating new campus icons to restoring historic theaters, galleries, and other spaces. Our projects consistently receive rave reviews. Our engineers understand how to address the inherent challenges within these spaces, including acoustics, operational flexibility, energy efficiency, and reliability while promoting occupant and performer comfort.

Dodge Performing Arts Center and Learning Commons
Saint Mary's College of Maryland

A new cultural venue adds much-needed academic and performance spaces and creates a home for the college’s acclaimed music program

Mary M. Torggler Fine Arts Center
Christopher Newport University

A transformative new building supports “art for all” and includes specialized industrial workspaces such as a kiln studio and paint spray booths.

Performing Arts and Humanities Building
University of Maryland, Baltimore County

A campus hub features spaces for the performing arts and humanities supported by an expansion of the central heating and cooling plant

Hunter Smith Band Building
University of Virginia

A rehearsal facility for the Cavalier Marching Band, and the university’s concert band, wind ensemble, and other musical groups

Art and Design Building
George Mason University

Celebrating the visual arts with studios for painting, drawing, digital arts, graphic design, sculpture, photography, and printmaking

Music and Theater Building
George Mason University

Renovations to support the performing arts programs with new classrooms, teaching studios, practice rooms, faculty offices, and support spaces

Center for the Arts
Towson University

A modernization and expansion of the university’s center that brings together facilities for music, theater, dance, and the fine arts

Roselle Center for the Arts
University of Delaware

Features a proscenium theater, a recital hall, and a music rehearsal

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