Robinson Hall - University of North Carolina - Charlotte, North Carolina

Robinson Hall for the Performing Arts at the University of North Carolina in Charlotte provides a home for the departments of music, dance, and theater. It contains four major performance spaces: a concert hall, a proscenium theater, a recital hall, and an experimental theater. The new humanities building also houses rehearsal rooms, practice rooms, teaching spaces, faculty studios, scenic and costume shops, a library, and public accommodations.

The $24 million 118,000-square-foot facility was completed in 2005. It is prominently positioned at the main entrance to the UNCC campus. A curved, light-filled lobby welcomes visitors and unifies the three main performance spaces.

The Anne R. Belk Theater seats 325, features an 80-foot fly loft for scene changes, a 3,500-square-foot stage and a 23-seat orchestra pit.

Joint venture architect: Howard Montgomery Steger
Joint venture architect: Jenkins Peer
Acoustician: Charles Boner