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A new performing arts center, in the Old
Federal Bldg., could fill the needs of the
city and the University, according to David
FowS. vice director of UNL S0h
MUTh; old Federal Bldg. and City Hall at
10th and P Sts. could be converted into a
2 50oSat theater and office budding to
providf the opportunity for higher quality
performances, Fowler said.
Larry Enerson, Uncoln architect draw
tog plans for the proposed center, said he
"hated to see the building wasted.
"The Federal Bldg. is a good budding
and is structurally sound. A lot of people
want to see the old City Hall retained, he
Enerson said the building is U-shaped
and the quality of construction within the
U is comparable to the outside. The theater
could be constructed inside the U. with the
old City Hall providing the back-drop for
the stage, he said. t
Plans for the center allow the outs;de
walls of the building to become the inside
walls of the theater.
"Instead of concealing the beauty of the
buildings," he said, "we're using it
functionally."
Two balconies with lobbies on both
sides will be in the theater, Enerson said
; The lobbies will be similar to those iii
European opera houses, providing enough
space for people to move around, Enerson
said.. .
According to Fowler and Enerson, the
center will pose little competition to others
like it in Lincoln.
It will not replace Howell Memorial
Theatre, Fowler said, because of the
theater department's continuous need for
available space.
If built, the center would be too large
for any small studio production, Fowler
said. .
Enerson said he thinks there would be
little competition with Pershing Auditor
ium. The new center would be too small
for many events, he said.
Ivan Hoig, manager of Pershing Auditor
ium, said he would welcome the new
center as "something that is important to
the city and "that shouldn't affect our
business substantially."
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