Orchestra Hall's Iconic Cubes
Orchestra Extras
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4m 54s
The iconic cubes of Orchestra Hall are a testament to the science and art of acoustic design. Built in 1974, the quirky geometric layout of the cubes contributes to the nationally recognized, superb sound of the space. Hanna Landrum narrates with commentary from Sound Space Vision's Robert Essert and Marianne McKenna of KPMB Architects.
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