Under Cloyd's advice, the BRA designated the Cyclorama building, the National Theatre, the Pennock and Tremont Estates buildings as the site of the new arts center. The BCA has grown exponentially since its birth, becoming one of Boston’s premiere arts organizations and venues. In 2004, the BCA entered into a partnership with the Huntington Theatre Company, building the Stanford Calderwood Pavilion, the first new theater venue built in Boston in over 75 years.
Under Cloyd's guidance, the BRA chose the Cyclorama building, the National Theatre, and the Pennock and Tremont Estates buildings as the location for the new arts center. The BCA has expanded significantly since its inception, becoming one of Boston’s leading arts organizations and venues. In 2004, the BCA formed a partnership with the Huntington Theatre Company, constructing the Stanford Calderwood Pavilion, the first new theater venue in Boston in over 75 years.