Hogg Memorial Auditorium served The University of Texas at Austin for nearly a century, but over time, the building fell into a state of disrepair. This major renovation of the 1,000-seat auditorium celebrates the historical significance of the architecture while resolving the technical constraints of an aging structure with the functional needs of the next generation. The design reintroduces natural light, encourages communal gathering, expands access for students of all abilities, and celebrates the building’s past by carefully balancing tradition with innovation. This revitalization returns an underused building to its role as a lively hub for students and visitors to the university.
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