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- location: Minneapolis, MN
- system(s): M.G. McGrath was fortunate to be a part of a great local project.
The Cowles Center for Dance and Performing Arts, the Twin Cities’ newest arts center and the flagship for dance in Minnesota. The comprehensive complex consists of three buildings: two historic structures – the newly refurbished 1910 Goodale Theater (formerly the Shubert), and the 1888 Hennepin Center for the Arts – plus a new Great Hall and Education Center that connects the historic buildings and serves as the complex’s new entrance.
Centrally located in the heart of downtown Minneapolis, the Cowles Center includes Hennepin Center for the Arts, home to 20 leading dance and performing arts organizations as well as exceptional rehearsal facilities and two of the Twin Cities’ leading dance schools.
Formerly known as the Minnesota Shubert Performing Arts and Education Center, the facility was renamed last year to honor Minneapolis artists and arts patrons Sage and John Cowles’ and Kathie and Bob Goodale’s lifelong commitment to the arts, philanthropy, and dance.
MG McGrath fabricated and installed the following:
An expanded aluminum panel system in a clear anodized finish as well as a stainless steel and aluminum structure designed to support the expanded aluminum panels. A copper standing seam canopy and soffit was added at the historic canopy.
Also included on the project are ribbed panels in slate grey at the back canopy and Trespa Phenolic panels in Copper Yellow.
For more information, click here to visit the Cowles Center of the Arts website.
- MG-EXP-2010 PDF
