Extensive water damage, steel rusting to the point it feels like “tissue paper,” and industrial chillers over three decades old.
These are some of the many structural problems at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts that led to the decision for a two-year renovation of the grounds and a temporary closure beginning in July.
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