San Diego Symphony to undertake major
renovation of Jacobs Music Center in Downtown
The San Diego Symphon announced an estimated $125 million renovation and restoration of the orchestra’s historic, indoor performing space – Jacobs Music Center in Downtown San Diego.
Construction is slated to be finalized in 2023 and will give the symphony another state-of-the-art venue in addition to the Rady Shell at Jacobs Park.
The Jacobs Music Center will see modernizations and improvements to audience amenities, support spaces for musicians and more. The transformation of the hall will significantly improve the overall concert experience, putting Jacobs Music Center on par with peer concert halls. The project will honor the history of the Jacobs Music Center’s building, which opened in 1929 as a legendary Fox Theater.
The redesign of Jacobs Music Center will be spearheaded by architect HGA in collaboration with acoustician Akustiks and theater planners Schuler Shook
TOP PHOTO: Rendering of accessible balcony view of Copley Hall renovation. (Courtesy San Diego Symphony and HGA)
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