An inside look at Wilson Butler Architects. Sharing our creative process, ideas, projects and company news.
THE BEGINNING After decades of struggling to secure performance and rehearsal space in State College (PA), Douglas Meyer, a retired Conductor Laureate, led an array of local arts performance groups to create the non-profit organization, the Nittany Performing Arts Center, in 2017. Today, it includes Nittany Valley Symphony, Nittany Knights Chorus, State College Choral Society,
Read MoreStaging-A-Comeback has been recognized with two 2022 SMPS Boston Communications Awards in the categories of Social Media & Best-In-house Design (Small firm). We are incredibly honored and proud to be acknowledged for an effort that was created to help our partners in the performing arts navigate especially challenging times.
Read MoreSince 1997, Wilson Butler Architects has been a reference for architecture in the entertainment industry. It is what the firm was founded upon and our depth of performing arts expertise began even earlier on stage and behind the scenes in small community theaters.
Read MoreThis honor recognizes preservation projects that are transformative, catalytic, embrace the community, create partnerships and revitalize the best of the past to make something good for the future.
Read MoreThe new facility will replace the Marina Civic Center that was lost to Hurricane Michael in 2018. The initial phase will include market analysis, programming, site selection, concept designs and budget costing.
Read MoreI am a third-year undergraduate student at Northeastern University pursuing a degree in Architecture. I’m excited to experience working at a firm for the first time and getting to know everyone at WBA.
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