Designed by Caireen O'Hagan and Manche Mitchell, and being constructed in multiple phases, the free103point9 Wave Farm Study Center will feature reading, viewing, and listening libraries specific to transmission art. Eventually, the structure will also house accommodations for two artists-in-residents, a performance and gallery space, and the free103point9 archives.

By next summer, we will have a large shed with a roof and a place for performances without minding so much if a little rain falls. The rest of the building will be completed as funds allow.

In the background you can see the Catskill Mountains. On the left side of the building, the performance area will be set up, underneath a large roof that extends past the concrete foundation.