Rice University
Moody Center for the Arts

Photo Credit: Nash Baker Photography & Scott Madaski


The Moody Center for the Arts is a building that serves as an experimental platform for creating and presenting works in all disciplines, a flexible teaching space to encourage new modes of learning, and a forum for creative partnerships with visiting national and international artists. Within the interior landscape of the Moody Center a flexible studio space brings diverse programmatic functions into contact with one another.

The first floor of the Moody Center features the Lois Chiles Studio Theater, a 150-seat Studio Theater for performing arts and its support spaces; the skylit Brown Foundation Gallery and central gallery for exhibitions and experimental performances; two media arts galleries; Creative Open Studio; and an interdisciplinary maker lab that includes a wood shop, metal shop, paint booth, rapid prototyping areas and a student classroom. Outside the Brown Foundation Gallery is an outdoor projection wall.

  • Client: Rice University
  • Architect: Michael Maltzan Architecture
  • Completion Year: 2017
  • Location: Houston, Texas
  • Capacity: 50,000 s.f.

Awards
  • AIA California | Design Honor Award

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