| Project Name: |
Pritzker Music Pavilion |
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| Location: |
Millennium Park, Chicago, Illinois |
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| Client |
Public Building Commission of Chicago |
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Richard J. Daley Center Room 200, Chicago, Illinois |
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| Project Amount: |
$43,500,000.00 |
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| Lead Employees: |
Paul Clausen |
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| Start / End Dates: |
Start: 9/1/2001, Completed 7/1/2004 |
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The Pritzker Music Pavilion designed by Architect Frank O. Gehry has
become part of Chicago’s identity. This state of the art
facility was built to replace the Petrillo Music Shell in Grant
Park. In addition to the curved metal “ribbons” that
form the most identifiable part of the Pavilion, the project included a
curved metal trellis over the “great lawn”, a state of the
art sound and lighting system, custom-designed curved wood bandshell,
practice rooms and support spaces
Rodriguez and Associates were the Owner's Representative for this
project, managing the entire process from award of the Contract to the
General Contractor until closeout. This was an extremely complex
project that included design-build components (panel structure, 60-foot
sliding glass doors, and control mix position movable structure) and
many complex engineering and construction challenges. All aspects
of the management were the responsibility of Rodriguez and Associates,
including coordination with the other aspects of Millennium Park which
were managed by URS Corporation
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