Modern Federal · Universities

Known affectionately as the "birthday cake building," the Music Building on Arizona State University's main campus in Tempe houses the Evelyn Smith Music Theatre, music classrooms and practice rooms, the Rafael Mendez Library Museum, recital halls, the Music Research Facility, Katzin Concert Hall, and the Organ Hall, home of a hand-carved, 1,800-pipe Fritts Organ

Tempe · 1850–1939

Known affectionately as the "birthday cake building," the Music Building on Arizona State University's main campus in Tempe houses the Evelyn Smith Music Theatre, music classrooms and practice rooms, the Rafael Mendez Library Museum, recital halls, the Music Research Facility, Katzin Concert Hall, and the Organ Hall, home of a hand-carved, 1,800-pipe Fritts Organ, Tempe, 1850–1939
Known affectionately as the "birthday cake building," the Music Building on Arizona State University's main campus in Tempe houses the Evelyn Smith Music Theatre, music classrooms and practice rooms, the Rafael Mendez Library Museum, recital halls, the Music Research Facility, Katzin Concert Hall, and the Organ Hall, home of a hand-carved, 1,800-pipe Fritts Organ, Tempe, 1850–1939. Universities — Modern Federal Architecture, from the Library of Congress record.

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