Morse Auditorium, Academic auditorium in Kenmore, Boston, US.
The Alfred L. Morse Auditorium features a domed structure with white marble cladding at 602 Commonwealth Avenue within Boston University campus.
The building opened in 1903 as Temple Adath Israel and became part of Boston University in 1967, receiving its current name in 1971.
The structure represents architectural evolution from religious worship to education, maintaining its domed theater design for lectures and performances.
Students and faculty gather in the auditorium for large lectures, academic conferences, and university events throughout the academic year.
The building's design draws inspiration from Solomon's Temple, incorporating marble surfaces that are now partially covered with climbing plants.
GPS coordinates: 42.34890,-71.10090
Latest update: March 4, 2025 16:57
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