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6.<br />

Mesa Arts Center<br />

<strong>Construction</strong> Cost: $73 million<br />

Start Date: June, 2002<br />

Completion Date: January, 2005<br />

Owner: City of Mesa<br />

General Contractor: Layton <strong>Construction</strong><br />

<strong>Construction</strong> Manager: Kitchell CEM<br />

Architect: DWL Architects; BOORA Architects<br />

Engineers: Paragon Structural Design;<br />

LSW Engineers; CMX Group<br />

Electrical: Cannon & Wendt Electric Co.<br />

Concrete: Kitchell<br />

Masonry: Sun Valley Masonry<br />

Mechanical: Imcor<br />

Steel Erection: Schuff Steel<br />

Summary: Located at the heart of Mesa's original<br />

square mile, the Mesa Arts Center is being designed<br />

as an integral part of the community. The center is<br />

expected to attract an average of 2,000 people downtown<br />

on a typical day and evening, to attend performances,<br />

gallery exhibits, classes and special events.<br />

More than 700 arts classes, 500 performances, and 20<br />

exhibits will be presented annually. The center's plan<br />

organizes the ensemble of individual buildings around<br />

a shady walkway, and punctuated by high canopies<br />

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extending from the theatre lobbies. The buildings will be arranged in counterpoint<br />

to the walkway. Mesa Arts Center, located along Center Street, will<br />

be connected to the walkway through a series of outdoor terraces.<br />

Mesa Contemporary Arts, located on the northwest corner of the site, will<br />

open out to a sunken courtyard that will provide additional space for<br />

exhibits. The gallery will be located below grade, capturing natural light<br />

through carefully designed skylights.

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