One of the proposed renovation plans for the John F. Kennedy Center for Performing Arts could allow the building to remain partially open as it undergoes repairs and upgrades over the next several years – but it could cost more than double what Congress has already allocated.
The proposal, one of two pitched by Delta Consulting Group, would allow the National Symphony Orchestra to perform on-site by partially closing the building in phases over four years, according to 180 pages of plans seen by Axios.
