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Cultural Centers of Lincoln Collaborative

The Cultural Centers of Lincoln

Sinclair Hille Architects is honored to lead the design of the Cultural Centers of Lincoln, a landmark community facility envisioned as a place where residents from all backgrounds can connect through social services, public resources, and shared experiences. The new center will support and strengthen the work of some of Lincoln’s individual cultural centers including El Centro de las Americas, The Asian Cultural Community Center, the food distribution program for The Good Neighbor Center, and the childcare program for The Malone Community Center. The new center will support and strengthen the work of Lincoln’s individual cultural centers, offering a space to collaborate, exchange ideas, and build meaningful relationships across the broader community. Designed to complement and expand upon existing efforts, the project focuses on creating opportunities for communication, support, and connection among Lincoln’s many cultural groups.

The state-of-the-art facility will be organized around a large outdoor central courtyard, serving as the heart of the building and a vibrant space for cultural exhibitions, performances, and community gatherings. Surrounding this central space will be flexible classrooms, event rooms, and offices that can adapt to a wide variety of programming. The design emphasizes openness, accessibility, and long-term functionality, creating a welcoming environment for both everyday use and special events. Over time, the Cultural Centers of Lincoln aims to become not just a building, but a symbol of collaboration, shared purpose, and connection for the entire city.

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Exterior rendering of the Clyde Malone Community Center showing three-story glass façade, gymnasium volume, and landscaped entry

Clyde Malone Community Center | Clyde Malone Community Center

Food Bank of Lincoln | Food Bank of Lincoln Office and Distribution Center
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