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Paul Mellon Arts Center
The Paul Mellon Arts Center (PMAC) dedicated in 1972, was designed by award-wining architect I. M. Pei, who is perhaps best known for the East Wing of the National Gallery, for which the Arts Center served as a prototype, and for the pyramid-shaped entry to the Louvre Museum in Paris. The building was a gift of benefactor and Choate alumnus Paul Mellon 1925.
Ann and George Colony Hall
Ann and George Colony '72 Hall provides an acoustical setting suitable for the spoken word or amplified music, as well as a more reverberant sound for symphonic music. The west side of the auditorium includes a music classroom wing with a Recital Hall seating up to 100 people, providing rehearsal space music ensembles.







