Lebanon’s New 27,000m² National Conservatory Will Wow You

After announcing the project back in 2019, we’re happy to share that Lebanon’s incredible new 27,000m² conservatory in Dbayeh is well underway. The China State Construction Engineering Corporation (CSCEC) is spearheading operations as part of their #RenewRebuildRevive campaign to foster sustainable urban development in major cities around the world.

Spanning an impressive 27,000m², the conservatory will become one of the region’s most highly anticipated cultural landmarks. It will also include a 1,200-seat concert hall and a state-of-the-art teaching facility. It will be the first music academy in the country with such a large concert hall.

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The initiative aims to revive Lebanon’s music scene amid challenges posed by the country’s financial crisis.

The state-run national conservatory has been neglected over the years. Hopefully, this project will bring renewed focus and support for future generations of musicians and artists.

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