“Inspired” is one word to describe the breathtaking design of the Hamel Music Center. “Intricate” is another. The level of detail that went into planning campus’s newest state-of-the-art concert hall can’t be overstated. Take this scrambled image of its equally striking seating as a testament to the building’s commitment to style in every element.
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- Megan Provost ’20
- April 04, 2023
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