In collaboration with Our Clients

Polonsky Shakespeare Center, Brooklyn, NY

“H3 took our vision — that all the theatre’s elements, its configuration, acoustics, sightlines, and uniformity of color — combine to create a level of intimacy between audience and performer, and result in what we consider to be the ultimate black box theatre.”

“H3 was hired for the role of both design architect and architect of record and was a passionate advocate and partner to TFANA in developing a theatre that would specifically support the complexity, proportions, and acoustic demands of the way we approach classical theatre.”

Dorothy Ryan

Managing Director, Theatre for a New Audience

April 9, 2021

LCT3 / Claire Tow Theater, New York, NY

“H3 was able to understand this building’s original intent and how to ensure its adaptation for use in the twenty-first century.”

“The use of materials responds to the formality and permanence associated with Lincoln Center, while the illuminated volume of the new theater energizes the entire façade seen at night across the great plaza. We regard ourselves as fortunate to have had this long term working relationship.”

Bernard Gersten

Executive Producer, Lincoln Center Theater

July 11, 2013

Ent Center for the Arts, Colorado Springs, CO

“The design team listened carefully and worked through complex space adjacency and circulation issues, leading to a building result that met our needs within strict budgetary limitations.”

“In just a few years, it has become a landmark in the greater Colorado Springs community. It has expanded the range of programs and majors in the Department, drawing students from across the country. Working with the H3 team was an extremely positive experience. They consistently demonstrated that their number one concern was serving our needs.”

Dr. Glen Whitehead & Dr. Colin McAllister

Professors of Music, UCCS Department of Visual and Performing Arts

April 12, 2021

Creative Arts Center, Dayton, OH

“With a holistic approach to design, the design team led by H3 focused design efforts on enhancing the performance experience. The project goals were to build an aesthetically pleasing, barrier-free, acoustically intimate recital performance space for the University to compete with other programs nationally.”

“Schuster Hall has exceeded our expectations in every way. Our students and faculty now have access to one of America’s top concert and recording venues.”

Vicky L. Davidson

Associate Vice President, Wright State University

New York City

• Brooklyn Academy of Music
• Lincoln Center Theater (LCT / LCT3)
• Theatre for a New Audience
• Joyce Theater
• New Victory Theater
• New Amsterdam Theatre (Disney Theatrical)
• Radio City Music Hall
• Dance Theatre of Harlem
• New York City Ballet
• DiMenna Center for Classical Music
• Roundabout Theatre Company
• Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts
• BAM Richard B. Fisher Building
• BAM Harvey (Majestic) Theatre

National — Theater & Performing Arts

• Alice Busch Theatre, Glimmerglass Opera (Cooperstown, NY)
• France-Merrick Performing Arts Center / Hippodrome (Baltimore, MD)
• Ent Center for the Arts, Univ. of Colorado Colorado Springs
• Steven Tanger Center for the Performing Arts (Greensboro, NC)
• Two River Theater (Red Bank, NJ)
• Santa Fe Opera (Santa Fe, NM)
• Boettcher Concert Hall (Denver, CO)
• Hult Center for the Performing Arts (Eugene, OR)
• Alice Busch Opera Theater (Cooperstown, NY)
• Highland Center for the Arts (Greensboro, VT)
• George Street Playhouse (New Brunswick, NJ)