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Harvard University recently acquired the 1887 Hasty Pudding Club building, formerly owned by the oldest society at Harvard, a secret society that transitioned into a theatrical group by the 1840s. One of the many design challenges was to honor the historical importance of the former Hasty Pudding Theatre, which features student-written works, while creating a performance space to meet the current standards of theater technology and audience comfort.