Remodeling of an educational facility in Boise, Idaho. Completed plans call for the remodel of a educational facility.

The Morrison Center at Boise State University is made up of state-of-the-art theaters, rehearsal spaces, and classrooms. Venues range in size from a 200-seat-recital hall to a 2,000-seat landmark Main Hall. The Center opened on April 7, 1984. A distinguishing facet of the Morrison Center is the dual purpose it serves for education and performance. Standing as not only a performing arts theater but also as Boise State University's Music and Theater Arts Department, the Morrison Center has proven to be an indispensable facility for education and entertainment. This dual-purpose aspect of the Morrison Center also provides a clear explanation for its architectural style. The building was completed in 1984 at the end of a period of modernist, utilitarian architecture. The Morrison Center prides itself in customer and community engagement. Through a study of customer surveys and monitoring restroom que times, it has become necessary to expand the capacity of the restrooms in order to reduce the que during time restricted intermissions. At the same time, the Morrison Center would like to add inclusive elements such as a Mother's Room, Family/ Single use ADA Restroom, and a Sensory Room that is a closed off room with a sitting area where patrons can go to for a quiet space. These additions will ensure the best experience possible for the patrons of the Morrison Center. All questions must be sent to the DPW Project Manager Darius Elison, Project Manager Division of Public Works 502 N. 4th St. P.O. Box 83720 Boise, ID 83720-0072 (208) 850-3892 Darius.Elison@adm.idaho.gov