The $33 million complex is the largest building project at Tanglewood since the construction of Ozawa Hall, built in 1994. The new performance and rehearsal facilities can accommodate an audience of up to 200 people. The complex also encompasses multimedia education and lecture program spaces with a seating capacity of up to 300 people and a wide variety of social and dining events such as a 150-seat dining cafe for visitors.

“We are thrilled to have been a part of this transformative project at one of the world’s most influential cultural institutions,” said Anthony Consigli, CEO of Consigli. “The entire team put a lot of craftsmanship, hard work, and collaboration into these buildings which are transformative for the Boston Symphony Orchestra and the larger community. The advanced facilities have created a year-round complex which will expand Tanglewood’s reach and attract newcomers.”

These four highly sustainable buildings on the 524-acre Tanglewood campus were purposefully designed to be climate-controlled, so they can be used by the Berkshire community in the off-season. The signature facilities feature buildings shaped and built with world-class materials for the best possible acoustics, high-end HVAC systems, sound and vibration isolation treatments, wood and curtain wall façade and intricate millwork fabricated by Consigli and installed by the company’s self-perform team.

“Tanglewood’s new building complex matches the extraordinary level of talent exhibited by the BSO each summer,” said Mark Volpe, managing director of the Boston Symphony Orchestra. “We’re grateful to Consigli, and all the subcontractors involved who helped bring our vision for the future of our programs to life by constructing much needed state-of-the-art rehearsal, performance, and educational space.”

The Consigli team worked to fast-track early construction to ensure the building was enclosed by the start of Tanglewood’s 2018 summer season. The team continued interior work to finish in time for the 2019 summer season. Consigli worked with architecture firm William Rawn Associates Architects on this project, and the new complex is pending USGBC LEED Gold certification.

You can find a schedule of Tanglewood’s 2019 summer events here. For more information about the new Tanglewood Learning Institute and Linde Center for Music and Learning, read here.

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“The opportunity to have a lasting impact on one of the world’s most influential institutions of culture is a humbling experience and a true honor,” said Anthony Consigli, CEO of Consigli. “We’re looking forward to building a state-of-the-art space for the entire Tanglewood community to enjoy for generations to come.”

“Tanglewood’s new building complex represents a major milestone for the BSO as it furthers its commitment to the Tanglewood Music Center by providing a new state-of-the-art facility to match the extraordinary level of talent exhibited by the Fellows each summer,” said Mark Volpe, Managing Director of the Boston Symphony Orchestra. “In addition, the Tanglewood Learning Institute will introduce an exciting new venture by offering patrons an entirely new paradigm of education and enrichment programs, sure to expand the reach of the festival and bring welcome newcomers to the BSO’s famed summer home.”

Scheduled to open in summer 2019, the new building complex will be the largest building project at Tanglewood since the construction of Ozawa Hall built in 1994.

The largest building of Tanglewood’s new four-building complex will provide state-of-the-art space for rehearsal and concert activities accommodating an audience of up to 200; multi-media education and lecture programs with a seating capacity of up to 300; and a wide variety of social and dining events.

Additional buildings include a 150-seat dining cafe, designed in part as a hub for visitors, TMC Fellows and Faculty, and TLI participants, and two smaller studios providing additional space for rehearsal, performance, educational, and social activities. Located on the Tanglewood grounds in close proximity to Ozawa Hall, this new highly sustainable building complex will be climate-controlled to accommodate use by the Berkshire community in the off-season.

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