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Performing
Arts Center
PROJECT OVERVIEW
The Dr. Phillips Orlando Performing Arts Center (DPAC) will provide a unique,
world-class destination to showcase the region’s performance groups,
including the Orlando Philharmonic, Orlando Ballet, Orlando Opera,
Festival of Orchestras and other regional groups and touring shows.
The PAC will include:
– 2,800 seat Amplified Hall for large scale productions |
Performing Arts Center Concept Plan |
 – 1,800
seat Acoustical Hall for concert, opera, dance and drama
– 300 seat Multi-Purpose Hall for small groups
– Rehearsal Hall
– Common areas, including plaza, lobby, box office, catering and
food service, offices, administrative and service areas
– Education spaceThe project
has developed benchmarks for halls, façade, public space and lobby
quality. The planned location is a 2-block, 9-acre site bordered by
Orange Avenue, South Street, Rosalind Avenue and Anderson Street.
Plans call for the PAC to be surrounded by commercial mixed-use
development.
Estimated design and construction cost for the PAC is $354 million, plus $71 million for land contribution/acquisition, road and site improvements. Design, construction and operation of the Performing Arts Center will be managed by Orlando Performing Arts Center, Inc. (OPAC), a non-profit corporation, with oversight from the City. Design is expected to take 22 months and construction about 34 months with a target opening in 2012.
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Contact Information
Orlando Performing Arts Center Projects:
For the latest information, documents, news, schedule and contact
information link to OrlandoPAC.org
Email Request for Proposal (RFP) questions concerning the Orlando
Performing Arts Center to: Hines (OPAC’s development partner), Attn:
Mark Chenoweth,
Mark_Chenoweth@Hines.com
Email general questions and/or comments concerning the Orlando
Performing Arts Center to: Hines (OPAC’s development partner), Attn:
Chuck Watters,
Chuck_Watters@Hines.com
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