Lake Matoaka Amphitheatre Rehabilitation

Built in 1947 for Paul Green’s drama, “The Common Glory,” depicting the story of Revolutionary-era Williamsburg, the Lake Matoaka Amphitheatre was a hub of campus activity. When the play ended in 1976, the theatre began to deteriorate. G&H restored Lake Matoaka for use by student groups as well as local performers and touring artists. The renovated facility has a new stage, the capacity to seat up to 1,200, ADA access ramps, underground utilities, a ticket office, and restrooms.

• In collaboration with: William Rawn Associates
• Winner of the Hampton Roads Association for Commercial Real Estate Award of Merit, 2007