Erickson is proud to see the Curtis Institute of Music’s historic office building reopen following a thoughtful summer renovation—an achievement recently highlighted in Overtones, Curtis’ official publication, in the article “A Tempo.”

Located at the heart of Curtis’ campus, the building has long played a vital role in supporting one of the world’s most prestigious music conservatories. The renovation focused on restoring and modernizing the space while preserving its architectural character and historic integrity—an approach that mirrors Curtis’ own balance of tradition and innovation.

The Overtones article captures the care and intentionality behind the project, detailing how the refreshed interior enhances functionality for faculty and staff while respecting the building’s legacy. From upgraded systems to refined finishes, the renovation was completed with a deep appreciation for the institution’s history and its future.

As a construction partner experienced in working within historic and occupied environments, Erickson understands the responsibility that comes with stewarding legacy buildings—especially those tied to cultural and educational institutions like Curtis. Seeing this project celebrated by Curtis is a meaningful reflection of the collaborative effort and shared commitment to excellence.

Read the full article, “A Tempo,” from Curtis Institute of Music’s Overtones