Jack Hagler
FASTC
Partner
Dallas
Jack Hagler has over 40 years’ experience as a designer, technician, contractor and consultant for a variety of assembly facilities.
Project types include professional, educational, and civic theatres, hotel and convention facilities, houses of worship, theme parks, and sports/entertainment arenas.
Jack’s projects benefit greatly from his planning, design and project management experience and deep knowledge gained from working and designing a variety of assembly venues. Jack is continually broadening his knowledge of performing arts venue design and operation through his very active participation in the American Society of Theatre Consultants and the International Association of Venue Managers.
Lee College Performing Arrts Center
Oklahoma City Community College Visual and Performing Arts Center
National Geospatial - Intelligence Agency New Campus East
Lake Hills Church
Crossroads Community Church
Education
- B.A. Texas Tech University
Organizations
- American Society of Theatre Consultants, Fellow
- International Association of Venue Managers
- Illuminating Engineering Society
- United States Institute for Theatre Technology
- AIA Dallas, Allied Member
Awards
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Dallas City Performance Hall
- IES Illumination Design Award of Merit, 2014
- GE Edison Award, 2013
- Texas Society of Architects TxA Design Award, 2014
- AIA Illinois Frank Lloyd Wright Honor Award, 2013
- US Green Building Council LEED Platinum
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Ascend Amphitheater
- USITT Merit Award, 2017
- Urban Land Institute–Nashville, People’s Choice Award, 2016
- AIA Gulf States Award of Merit, 2016
- Pollstar Best New Major Concert Venue, 2015
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University of Texas Rio Grande Valley Academic Performing Arts Complex
- IES Illumination Design Award of Merit, 2016
- AIA Austin Design Award, 2016
Presentations & Panels
- “Performing Arts Venues for Historically Underserved Communities”, USITT Conference and Stage Expo, 2018
- “Trends in performing arts centre design”, Acoustic Society of America Meeting, 2018
- “Developing New Performing Arts Facilities” IAVM`s Performing Arts Managers Conference (PAMC), 2017
- "Whose Scope is it Anyway? (The designer/contractor dating game)", North American Theatre Engineering Architecture Conference, 2016
- "Liability and the Design Professional: What are the exposures, real and imagined?", North American Theatre Engineering Architecture Conference, 2016
- “Music Performance Space Options” National Association of Schools of Music (NASM) Annual Meeting, 2013
- “Sustainability Mythbusters” USITT Conference, 2013
- “Promoting the Neighborhood”, League of Historic American Theatres (LHAT) National Conference, 2011
- “Facility Planning”, Texas Nonprofit Theatres Annual Conference (TNT), 2003 and 2008
- “The Importance of Architecture and A/V/L Coordination” WFX Conference, 2006
- “Live Performance Theatre Design – It’s not just an auditorium anymore”, AIA-LRGV’s Building Communities Conference, 2006 and 2009