UCLA Nimoy Theater
Los Angeles, CA
NEW LIFE FOR A FADING GEM In rehabilitating this 1940s theater, BAR revisited its own landmarked Art Deco renovation to give this vacant movie theater new energy as a live-performance venue for UCLA’s Center for the Art of Performance.
A NEW RESOURCE FOR WESTWOOD Named for actor Leonard Nimoy, the performance theater is now a vital new presence in Westwood, bringing memorable and transformative experiences to this active neighborhood.
FUNCTIONAL, FLEXIBLE & ADAPTABLE Within the historic décor, an enlarged lobby, lounge and support spaces enhance the audience experience while flexible seating, an expandable stage and state-of-the-art production systems maximize opportunities for artistic expression by innovative performers.
PROJECT INFORMATION
Client: UCLA School of the Arts and Architecture/The Center for the Art of Performance BAR Services: Architecture Total Planned Area: 10,600 gsf Sustainability: LEED NC Gold Awards: Commercial Real Estate Silver Awards – Community Impact, Los Angeles Business Journal, 2024; Best Cultural/Worship Project, Southern California – ENR California Best Project Awards, 2024; Best Hospitality Project, Los Angeles Business Council Architectural Awards, 2024 Civil: KPFF Consulting Engineers Structural: Holmes Structures MEP: Interface Engineering Theatrical & Audio/Visual: The Shalleck Collaborative, Inc. Lighting: HLB Lighting Design Acoustical: Salter Historic Preservation Consultant: Page & Turnbull General Contractor: Shawmut Design and Construction
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