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Brooklyn Academy of Music – BAM Fisher Building |
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Jonathan Rose Companies provided real estate advisory, project management and accounting services to BAM in support of its goal of creating an inspiring 250-seat flexible performance space, rehearsal studio, classroom, workshop, and office space for education department and performing arts staff. Because of its status in a landmarked district, the façade of the existing building that houses the BAM Fisher Building was maintained and restored. A portion of the interior was reused, with new construction occurring behind and above, to accommodate the new program.
With the support of the Department of Cultural Affairs and the City of New York, the BAM Fisher Building offers an affordable venue for hosting performances by emerging and cutting-edge talent, community events, and educational programs. Accessible to an eclectic group of constituents, the new building facilitates community partnerships and engage the flow of people and ideas in a vibrant space.
Designed to achieve LEED Silver and meet Local Law 86 for energy efficiency in design, the building’s sustainable features include: no- or low-volatile organic compound materials, use of day-lighting and sun shades, storm water collection and re-use, energy efficient mechanical and lighting systems, building management systems, and a green roof. |
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Firm Role |
| Project Management |
Project Profile |
| New construction and historic preservation for a cultural and community use facility that includes performance spaces, rehearsal/classroom/workshop facilities, rooftop amenities, office and support spaces |
Project Team |
Architect: H3 Hardy Collaboration Architecture
Construction Manager: E.W. Howell Co.
Theatre Consultant: Auerbach Pollock Friedlander
LEED Consultant: ads Happold |
Total Project Size / Budget |
| 40,000 square feet / $52 million |
Completion |
| 2012 |
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