Project Types

The rooms we bring to life.

Every market has its own way of using a room. These are the project types we design, build and support — and the standard is the same in every one.

Conference room with a tabletop touch controller and two flat table microphones set along the center of the table

Every voice on the call

Table microphones and room audio tuned together. The far end hears the person talking, not the room.

Executive boardroom with a large presentation display

Decisions without friction

Presentation, conferencing and scheduling built in. Walk in, start the meeting and make the call.

City council chambers with a presentation display and microphones at the dais

Business in good order

Presentation switching, microphones and clear sound. Let the chamber focus on the agenda, not the equipment.

Legislative chamber with tiered seating, microphones and a presentation display

Evidence everyone can see

Floor audio, presentation displays and recording. Let the chamber conduct its business without waiting on the technology.

Modern courtroom with the judge's bench, counsel tables and a presentation monitor

Every word on the record

Presentation monitors, audio coverage and recording built for the record. Keep every proceeding moving.

Command and control center with rows of operator consoles and a full-width curved video wall

Eyes on everything

Video walls, monitoring and integrated control. Keep operations in view around the clock.

K-12 classroom with an interactive display, whiteboard and ceiling speakers

Built for the school day

Displays, audio and control that hold up to daily use. Keep teaching, not troubleshooting, at the front of the room.

College lecture hall with a projector, projection screen and ceiling speakers

Lectures that reach the back row

Projector, screen and ceiling speakers. Give every seat in the hall the same lesson.

Basketball arena with a center-hung LED display, ribbon boards along the tiers and flown line-array loudspeakers

Game night, every night

Center-hung video, ribbon boards and flown audio. No bad seat in the house.

Dance nightclub with a DJ booth in front of a large LED video wall, flown line-array loudspeakers on both sides, an overhead lighting truss, a crowded dance floor and a backlit bar along the right side

The floor stays full

LED walls, flown audio and lighting cued together. Keep the energy up from the first set to last call.

Rear of a fully wired equipment rack showing network processors, four power amplifiers, a vertical power strip and labeled cabling

The rack behind everything

Sound, video & control all in one frame. Dressed, labeled and built to be serviced.

Conference room with four fabric-wrapped acoustic panels on the back wall, a fabric acoustic cloud suspended above the table, a wood-slat column and a glass partition, with no screens or loudspeakers visible

The meeting, not the echo

Fabric panels and ceiling clouds sized to the room. Speech stays clear and the far end of the table keeps up without leaning in.

Church sanctuary with wood-slat acoustic panels between the columns, treatment above the stage and a coffered wood ceiling, rows of pews facing a raised platform

Acoustics you can't see

Panels and diffusers built into the woodwork and ceiling. Clear speech and even coverage without a wall of visible gear.

Upscale restaurant dining room at night with fabric acoustic panels above the wood wainscoting, a tensioned fabric canopy overhead and wood-slat walls behind green banquettes, diners seated with their backs to the camera

They couldn't say why

Fabric above the wainscot and a soft canopy overhead soak up the clatter, so a table of eight can talk without raising their voices. People linger, order another round and book the next one.

Don’t see your venue?

If your venue isn’t listed above, it’s still on our list. Tell us what happens in your space and we’ll design around that.

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