Where is severance hall

Severance Hall, designed by Walker and Weeks, is a neo-classical building of Ohio sandstone and Indiana limestone, completed in as the permanent home for the Cleveland Orchestra. The building interiors are an eclectic combination of many styles—Art Deco, Classicism, and Egyptian Revival—and materials.

While timeless in design and materiality, the building suffered from a number of functional and physical deficiencies. We were charged with restoring the building to its original architectural splendor, remedying a number of unfortunate mid-century interventions and designing an expansion to serve the contemporary needs of patrons and performers.

In , a new stage shell was installed at Severance Hall. Our design for the new stage shell retains this essential acoustic quality of the shell, while enhancing the overall acoustic quality of the hall through acoustic coupling and the resulting increase in reverberation time.

Pre-paid parking can be acquired at the point of purchase when you reserve your tickets for a concert online or over the phone.

Accessible Parking is available in the Campus Center Garage on a first-come, first-served basis for vehicles bearing valid DMV accessible parking placards or license.

Garage staff can direct you to those parking areas as well as van-accessible parking spaces. Prepaid parking is not required but still recommended to ensure a spot in the garage. From the gilded splendor of the Bogomolny-Kozerefski Grand Foyer and the Jack, Joseph, and Morton Mandel Concert Hall, to the intimate atmosphere of our Taplin-First Energy Suite and Reinberger Chamber Hall, the fine details of meetings, conferences, galas, and events are enhanced by our impeccable service and attention to detail.

View Seating Chart. These renovations were deemed a great success. However, whereas The Cleveland Orchestra continued to grow into a world-renowned orchestra, Severance Hall began to fall into disrepair. The rehearsal spaces, as well as the public spaces, did not live up to the reputation of the orchestra nor to the expectations of patrons and musicians.

In , a second renovation project was started to renew the facilities of Severance Hall and restore some of the original detailing in the concert hall. The original organ was also restored and reinstalled in the concert hall. For full functionality please enable JavaScript in your browser settings. Need Help? Text Severance Hall, the permanent home of the Cleveland Orchestra, was built between and