Hill Auditorium, Concert hall at University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, United States.
Description
Hill Auditorium is a concert hall at the University of Michigan designed to seat 3,500 people. The building features a parabolic ceiling that distributes sound evenly throughout the performance space.
History
In 1913, Arthur Hill, a University of Michigan regent, donated 200,000 dollars to build this performance venue. Architect Albert Kahn designed the building with its distinctive acoustic properties.
Culture
The venue served as a destination for established and emerging artists in the 20th century, drawing musicians and speakers from around the world. This role made it a gathering place for people seeking serious artistic experiences.
Practical
The building is accessible via ramps at the east and west entrances for wheelchair users, with elevators connecting multiple levels. Arriving early gives you time to find your seat and get oriented in the space.
Did you know?
During acoustic testing in 1913, a pin dropped at the front of the hall could be heard throughout the entire space. This remarkable demonstration revealed the exceptional sound quality that the building possessed from its opening.
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