The Institute of Sacred Music at Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut, has announced a $6 million project to renovate and relocate many of the Institute’s offices to a Yale-owned building across the street from its present location on the campus of Yale Divinity School. Construction will begin in 2017, with a projected move-in date of summer 2018.
The new location was built in 1909 as a private residence for architect Grosvenor Atterbury. With 13,000 square feet, the edifice will provide some 20 offices for faculty, fellows, and staff, common areas for students and public events, and workrooms for related projects. Some dedicated music spaces will remain on the Divinity School campus.
Photo: Future Yale Instiute of Sacred Music Headquarters (photo credit: Tyler Gathro)
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