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e arts and
architecture converge
in a contemporar y
composition of clean
lines, open space, and
radical transparency.
W R I T T E N B Y J E N N T H O R N T O N
PHOTOGRAPHS:
COURTESY
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SCOTT
FRANCES
e desire for architecture
to achieve harmony
with its surroundings
is not news—it's the
point. But Mixon Hall,
the 17,500-square-
foot addition to the
Cleveland Institute of
Music, a vanguard of
musical education in
Ohio, brings an exciting
new dimension to this
idea as an example of
thoughtfully planned
space and purity of
form. Backdropped by a
vibrant engagement with
nature, and the venue
sets the tempo for what
the modern recital hall
should be.
A NOTE
of
NATU R E
