Lerner Center
Originally built in 1890 as an orphanage, the Lerner Center (formerly known as the Music Building) was purchased by the University in the early 1900's. The recent renovation resulted in an expanded facility that reflects the modern needs of the department and restored the historic structure.
The new addition to the east houses faculty offices, classrooms, and practice rooms, reflecting the modern needs of the Music Department.
Lerner Center
Lerner Center
Building Code: 365
Gross Area (sq. ft.): 29,364
Phase: Completed
Year Built: 1892
Floors: 4
Architect: Cope & Stewardson / Ann Beha Architects
Addition Year: 2010
Other Name: Music Building, Foulke Long Institute
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Area Manager
TBD
Building Manager
Deeney, Margie Smith