Name: Schuler Shook
Address: 750 North Orleans, Suite 400, Chicago, Illinois, 60654, USA
Telephone: 1-312-944-8230

The Huss Center is a new 39,600 sf building that includes a 650-seat performance hall, 180-seat multi-purpose space and an Arts Commons that acts both as a lobby and student gathering space.

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