Parco-Sinclair Theater

The project consists of renovations to the existing 1924 historic Parco-Sinclair
Theater building, a contributing -- and arguably most important -- building in the National Historic District in the downtown of Sinclair. The project includes a fire protection system, fire alarm, refurbished historic light fixtures, historic plaster
repair, historic wood trim refinishing, historic windows, storm windows, historic
exterior stucco repairs, replacement replica theater seating, stage curtains, sound system, projector and rigging - to accommodate the building's renewed use as a
multi-use thatrical venue and included assisted listening for the hearing impaired. The floor of the theater was re-poured to meet modern ADA accessibility along with new ADA restrooms and concession/catering kitchen.

Historic pain analysis was conducted and the results informed the new interior palette that included a 1920's art deco theme. A separate asbestos and lead abatement project was coordinated prior to construction.

Location
Sinclair, Wyoming

Owner
Town of SInclair
Lezlee Musgrave,
(Former) Town Clerk
307-324-3058

Contractor
Richardson Construction
Randy Richardson, President
307-635-6166

Shepard Construction Solutions (stucco)
Troy Shepard
307-328-1059

Role
Project Architect
Interior Design

Personnel
Lyle Murtha, Principal Architect

Scope
Renovation/Historic Preservation

Size
4,553 Square Feet

Cost
$1.8 million
$300,000 (stucco)

Completed
2022
2023 (stucco)