This 96,000-SF landmark building was originally constructed in 1921 in the heart of downtown Bristol and was known as Bristol High School until the school system closed it in 2012. QA+M Architecture revived the vacant four-story facility into a performing arts magnet school for local students in grades 6-12. The project will also preserved the building’s 900-seat theater – the City of Bristol’s largest performance space. Officials have discussed the potential for using the theater for concerts, plays, and other public performances when school is not in session.