Auditoriums, gyms, and classrooms designed to be used every day
Performing arts centers, cafetoriums, gymnasiums, and distributed campus AV — engineered for daily use by staff and students, not just the spring production.
School facilities live a double life — a professional-grade performing arts center on Friday night and a space a teacher has to run alone on Tuesday afternoon. We design for both. Durable infrastructure, honest capacity planning, and controls a staff member can operate without a technician on call.
Performing arts center design
Full theatrical infrastructure — rigging design, line-set coordination, lighting positions, and audio for both speech intelligibility and music.
Gymnasium & assembly systems
High-SPL, high-intelligibility audio and video engineered for hard, reverberant rooms and large crowds — designed around the acoustics, not fighting them.
Campus-wide infrastructure
Network backbone, distributed audio, digital signage, and paging planned as one coordinated system across buildings.
Operable by staff
Standardized, locked-down control interfaces so every room behaves the same way and any staff member can run it. Documentation and training included.
Systems we specify: Allen & Heath consoles, ChamSys and ETC control with Chauvet fixtures, Blackmagic video systems, and UniFi and Netgear network infrastructure — specified to survive daily institutional use.
Building or renovating a campus space?
We work alongside districts, architects, and construction managers from design development through commissioning and staff training.