“… Meanwhile, Pi had been telling me about the provenance of Laura Haviland on campus here.
“It still wasn’t all clicking until I went in and I saw the intimate size of the hall” in the chapel, Pemberton said Monday in an interview at PlaveWave’s offices. He said artist Pi Benio invited him to see the gallery and studios. He was impressed by what he saw, then PlaneWave special projects consultant Chris Miller stopped by and they got to talking about how PlaneWave wants to incorporate the arts, including music, into its campus and how some of the company’s executives are musicians. It closed in 2008.ĭiscussions between R4, as the ensemble is known, and PlaneWave started with a visit by R4 executive director William Pemberton to see the ACA. The school was a state-run juvenile detention facility.
This project also is intended to honor some of the history of the training school by renaming the chapel Haviland Hall for “Aunt Laura” Haviland, the abolitionist, educator and activist who played a role in the creation of the State Industrial School for Girls, which later became the training school. The Tecumseh-based River Raisin Ragtime Revue and the telescope maker are making plans to convert the 1879 chapel into a performance and office space for the 13-piece orchestra. PlaneWave already hosts the Adrian Center for the Arts and the Sam Beaufort Woodworking Institute on its property, which is the former Adrian Training School campus at the corner of North Main Street and Curtis Road. ADRIAN - Plans are in the works to add the performing arts to the visual and industrial arts on the campus of PlaneWave Instruments in Adrian.
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