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Cultural Facility Feasibility Study Clients Cultural Facility Feasibility Study Clients Alameda, City of - Community Development Carson Valley Arts Council Commission Center for the Arts of San Benito County Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Central Lakes College Foundation Arthur Andersen Central Oregon Arts & Cultural Center Artown, Inc. Central Oregon Community College Arts Consortium of Cincinnati Centre for the Arts Arts Council of Richmond Cesar Pelli & Associates Arts Council of Snohomish County Charles M. Schulz Museum Arts Partnership of Greater Hancock County Charter Township of Canton ArtsBridge Foundation Chicago Park District Artspace Projects, Inc. Chicago Symphony Orchestra - Symphony ASU - College of Arts & Sciences Center Auburn University Cincinnati Preservation Association Bainbridge Island Arts & Humanities Council City of Bartlett, IL Ball & Socket Arts City of Bellevue, WA BAM Local Development Corp. City of Chesapeake, VA Barger + Dean Architects City of Chino, CA Bartram and Cochran City of Claremont, CA Bay Area Discovery Museum City of Clovis, CA Bay Harbor Foundation City of Fairfield, OH Boise Greater Auditorium District - Simplot City of Fremont, CA Theater Project Consortium City of Gilroy, CA Boise, City of City of Goodyear, AZ BOORA Architects City of Hamilton, OH Broadway by the Bay City of Henderson, NV Broward Center for the Performing Arts City of Lakeport, CA BRS - Barker Rinker Seacat Architecture City of Manteca, CA Buffalo City Tourism Foundation City of Olathe, KS California State University – Fresno City of Orem, UT Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation City of Peoria, AZ Cannon Dworsky Architects City of Pleasanton, CA Cape Cod Symphony Orchestra City of Rancho Cucamonga Cape Symphony - Ocean Side Performing Arts City of Red Bluff, CA Center City of San Ramon, CA Carpenteria Valley Arts Council City of Sedona, AZ GableStage City of Sonora, CA Germantown Cultural Arts Center City of South Lake Tahoe, CA Gerry Foundation/Westlake Reed Leskosky City of Tamarac, FL Gettysburg College City of Temecula, CA Greater Columbus Arts Council - Columbus Arts City of Tempe, AZ Festival City of Urbandale, IA Greater Rochester Metro Chamber of City of Wilmington, DE Commerce, Inc. Clearfield City, UT Group 4 Architecture, Research & Planning Cody Anderson Wasney Architects Gulfshore Playhouse Collier County Community Redevelopment GWG Architects Agency Hairi Pontarini Architects Columbus Redevelopment Commission (IN) Hammel Green and Abrahamson Commonwealth Historic Resources Hanbury Evans Newill Vlattas Architecture Management Hanser, Hanser & Associates Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro Heinz Endowments Concert Hall at Mizner Park Hillsboro, City of Cooper Robertson & Partners Hood River County, OR County of Marin, CA HR&A Advisors County of Pierce, WA Hult Center Dahlin Group IAC - Pier 54 Project Design Center Southwest Independence Council for Economic Detroit Symphony Orchestra Development Dr. Phillips Performing Arts Center Informal Learning Experiences DumontJanks IPG Incorporated East West Players JCJ Architects, Inc. Economic Development Authority of Western Jefferson Parish, LA Nevada Jeter Cook & Jepson Architects Ehrenkrantz Eckstut & Kuhn Architects Jones & Jones Architects EMD Jones Lang LaSalle Ernst & Young Joyce Theater Foundation Essex County Industrial Development Agency Juneau Arts & Humanities Council Fine Arts Center of Edmonds Kentucky Center for the Arts Fisher Dachs Associates, Inc. Kentucky School of Contemporary Art Fort Worden Public Development Authority Kingman Center for the Performing Arts Foundation for the Carolinas Kootenaii Heritage Council Fremont Opera House, Inc Krug Park Development, LLC Fresno Metropolitan Museum Lake Agassiz Arts Council Friends of Fort Worden Lansdale, Borough of Friends of The Chief Foundation Leonard Block Building Fulton County Arts Council Lexington Fayette Urban County Government Little Opera House, Inc. LMN Architects Redwood Arts Council Los Rios Community College District Regional Center for the Arts Lynchburg Academy of Music Reno-Sparks Indian Colony Mahaffey Theatre Foundation RiverCenter for The Performing Arts Maine State Music Theatre Rochester Broadway Theatre League Martin County Council for the Arts Rochester Performing Arts Mercer Island Center for the Arts Rockford Area Arts Council Miami-Dade County Dept. of Cultural Affairs Rubicon Theatre Company Milpitas Cultural Arts Center Salt Lake County Center for the Arts Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra San Buenaventura Foundation for the Arts Minnesota Historical Society/NW Fur Post San Jose Museum of Art Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary San Jose Unified Educational Foundation Mt. Diablo Region YMCA Sanilac Independent School District Music Ft. Smith Scotts Valley, City of National Performing Arts Society Scottsdale, AZ Cultural Council National Preservation Partners Seminole Cultural Arts Theatre, Inc. National Undreground Railroad Shea Properties Management Co., Inc. Nat'l Indian Monument & Inst Shubert Theater New Kauffman Center Shui On Properties New York City Dept. of Cultural Affairs Skagit Performing Arts Council New York City Economic Development Corp. South Florida (Homestead/Winter Park/Miami Nicholas County Commission Shores) Northwest Connecticut Association for the Arts Southwest Washington Center for the Arts Old Globe Theatre Spreckels Theatre Oneida Nation St. Ann's Warehouse Opsis Architecture St. Louis Symphony Orchestra Orange County Courthouse St. Paul Chamber Orchestra Oregon City, City of Stark County Orlando, City of Steamboat Art Museum Osteen Phillips Architects Stone Pigman Walther Wittmann, LLC Overture Foundation, Inc. TG2 Pahrump Arts Council The New Tampa Cultural Center Paratus Group Theatre Projects Consultants Paul Melton TheatreWorks - Hartford Pendragon Theatre, Inc. Think Architecture - ASWN Architecture Performing Arts Institute of North Carolina Town of Estes Park, CO Petaluma, CA Arts Council Town of Killington, VT Pierce County Arts & Cultural Services Arts Town of Parker, CO Commission Traverse City Chamber of Commerce Pittsburgh Theological Society Tyler Perry Company Populous University of California-Davis Pueblo of Santa Clara University of Idaho Redmond, City of University of MO-St.Louis University of Oregon Utah Film Center Vancouver, City of - British Columbia Vancouver, City of - Vancouver Civic Theatres Venice Area Chamber of Commerce Village of Pinecrest, FL Virginia Performing Arts Foundation Vulcan Northwest, Inc. Vulcan, Inc. Walton Arts Center Warnor's Center for the Performing Arts Warren County Port Authority Westlake Reed Leskosky - Cleveland Westlake Reed Leskosky - New York Wichita Arts Council Wichita, City of Willis-Knighton Health Care Wilmington, DE Office of Economic Development Wilson Butler Architects Woodlands PAC Writers' Theatre Yost Grube Hall Business Planning and Strategy Clients 201 State Foundation, Inc. Brown University 3 Coasts Theatre Company Cabrillo Festival of Contemporary Music Acalanes Union High School District Cal Performances Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts Calgary Municipal Land Corporation Alan S. Brown & Associates California Capital Group Alaska Native Heritage Center California Historic Theatre Foundation Albert Hall & Associates, LLC California Polytechnic State University Alchemical Courtyard, LLC California State University Chico Allen Independent School District California State University Long Beach American Symphony Orchestra League California State University Northridge Amerindo Investments California State University-Long Beach Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Cannon Dworsky Architects Apollo Theater Foundation, Inc. CAPA - Columbus Association for the Arena State - Washington Drama Society, Inc. Performing Arts ArtPride New Jersey Inc. Charleston Symphony Orchestra Arts & Cultural Attractions Council Chateauville Foundation Arts & Science Council Chicago Aladema Theatre Enterprises, Inc. Arts Center and Theatre of Schenectady, Inc. - Cincinnati Arts Association Proctor Art Complex Cincinnati Business Committee ARTS, Inc. City of Aventura, FL ArtServe Michigan, Inc. City of Carlsbad, CA Artspace Projects, Inc. City of Cerritos, CA Asia Society Houston City of Chino, CA Asia Society of Texas City of Eugene, OR AT&T Performing Arts Center (Dallas Center) City of Fairfield, OH August Wilson Center City of Fremont, CA Balboa Performing Arts Theater Foundation City of Fremont, CA Ballet Hispanico City of Houston, TX BalletMet City of Long Beach, CA Baltimore Efficiency & Economy Foundation City of Mesa, AZ BAM - Brooklyn Academy of Music City of Miami Parks & Recreation Dept. BAM Local Development Corp. City of Miramar, FL Beaverton, City of City of Morgan Hill, CA Boeing Realty Corporation City of New Orleans, LA Boise, City of City of Phoenix, AZ Boston Lyric Opera City of Phoenix, Theaters Division Breckenridge, Town of City of Pleasanton, CA Brooklyn Information & Culture City of Redondo Beach, CA Broward Center for the Performing Arts City of Rohnert Park, CA City of Roswell, GA Emeryville, City of - Economic Development & City of Sacramento, CA Housing Department City of Santa Monica, CA Enigma Productions City of St. Petersburg, FL EPCOR Centre for the Performing Arts City of Stockton, CA Ernst & Young City of Tempe, AZ Escondido Center for the Arts City of Toronto Eugene O'Neill Theater Center City of Walnut Creek, CA Federal City Council City of Yuma, AZ Fisher Dachs Associates Clay Center for the Arts & Sciences of West Fisher Friedman Associates Architects Virginia Florida International University
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