Symphony Hall

Boston, MA

Designed by McKim Mead and White and erected in 1900, this National Register landmark is renowned as one of the three finest concert halls in the world. The hall’s huge clerestory windows were sealed and covered during World War II and not touched again until 2008, when M&A restored the original clerestory sash and provided exterior storm windows to match the existing clerestories, using specially designed new glazing in all of the windows to maintain the acoustical integrity of the space.

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