Whitman College's Old Music Building is one of the oldest structures on the campus. Built in 1910, it was designed by renowned Northwest architect, Ellis F. Lawrence. The building is a fine example of early 20th century campus architecture with Georgian Revival detailing. The interior features a three-story atrium topped by a stained glass skylight, surrounded by music practice rooms and a skylit recital hall.

BOLA's predecessor firm, Boyle Wagoner Architects, completed a master plan in 1996 for the 18,100 sq. ft. building, to adapt the building for use as a technologically enhanced classroom facility. The work included programming and design of the recital hall, atrium, large lecture hall and seminar rooms, installation of new mechanical/electrical and data communications systems, new elevator, and required code-related upgrading. The master plan was implemented in 1998.


Hunter Technology Center Walla Walla Washington HOME DESIGN	Whitman College's Old Music Building is one of the oldest structures on the campus. Built in 1910, it was designed by renowned Northwest architect, Ellis F. Lawrence. The building is a fine example of early 20th century campus architecture with Georgian Revival detailing. The interior features a three-story atrium topped by a stained glass skylight, surrounded by music practice rooms and a skylit recital hall. BOLA's predecessor firm, Boyle Wagoner Architects, completed a master plan in 1996 for the 18,100 sq. ft. building, to adapt the building for use as a technologically enhanced classroom facility. The work included programming and design of the recital hall, atrium, large lecture hall and seminar rooms, installation of new mechanical/electrical and data communications systems, new elevator, and required code-related upgrading. The master plan was implemented in 1998.