Tennessee Tech University

The Bryan Fine Arts Building is home to the Department of Music and Art. Build in 1981 and named after distinguished Tennessee composer and teacher Charles Faulkner Bryan, the Bryan Fine Arts Building is a 55,000 square-foot structure that includes 28 faculty offices/teaching studios, two newly renovated painting and art education studios, four classrooms, abundant individual and small ensemble practice rooms, a large ensemble rehearsal space, a small recital hall, and Wattenbarger Auditorium, TTU's main concert venue. This building contains Department offices that administer the degree Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Fine Arts.