Hill Auditorium facts for kids
Hill Auditorium is a very large and important building on the University of Michigan campus. It is located in Ann Arbor, a city in the United States. This auditorium is a popular place for concerts, speeches, and other big events.
The building is named after Arthur Hill (1847-1909). He was a special leader at the university, called a regent, from 1901 to 1909. Arthur Hill gave a lot of money, 200,000 dollars, to help build this amazing auditorium.
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What is Hill Auditorium?
Hill Auditorium first opened its doors in 1913. It was designed by a famous architecture company called Albert Kahn and Associates. This company is known for designing many important buildings.
When Was Hill Auditorium Built?
The construction of Hill Auditorium finished in 1913. It has been a central part of the University of Michigan for over 100 years.
Who Designed Hill Auditorium?
The original design for Hill Auditorium came from Albert Kahn and Associates. This firm is very well-known for its architectural work.
Has Hill Auditorium Been Updated?
Yes, the auditorium has been updated! The same company, Albert Kahn and Associates, helped fix it up. This big renovation project started in 2002. The auditorium was then reopened in 2004, looking fresh and ready for more performances.
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A look inside Hill Auditorium, showing its large seating area.
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Hill Auditorium covered in snow during winter.
