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University of San Diego Jenny Craig Pavilion

The Jenny Craig Pavilion at the University of San Diego is a 5,100 seat arena and home to the Toreros men's and women's basketball teams and the women's volleyball team. Read the USD Toreros' full article here Check out the Project Profile from our friends at Powersoft here Images from ITI Systems and the USD Toreros

Sports Stadiums and Arenas

St. Paul’s Lutheran Church & School Gymnasium

St. Paul’s Lutheran Church & School in Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin, recently added a new gymnasium to its K-8 campus. The multi-purpose space needed a system to support both athletic events and worship services with clear speech intelligibility and strong, even output.

Sports Stadiums and Arenas

Academy of Music Theatre

The Academy of Music Theatre in Northampton, Massachusetts has a long and storied history as the nation’s first municipally owned theater. Opened in 1891, the Academy quickly became a favorite stop on tours of leading troupes and big-name performers, ranging from Mae West to Harry Houdini. With the advent of film in the 1930s, the Academy screened silent films, soon followed by talkies, in addition to hosting live entertainment. The Academy has evolved over time to support a wide variety of programming, including rock concerts, theatrical productions, films, literary arts, dance, and youth programs. As the Academy evolved, the need for an updated sound system to support their diverse programming became increasingly apparent.

Performing Arts

Auburn University Arena

The Auburn University basketball arena seats more than 9,000 and guarantees every fan a close view of the action. With the furthest seat just 43 feet away from the court, Auburn Tigers basketball games are an exciting and clamorous experience.

Sports Stadiums and Arenas

Avalon and Pangaea

Avalon and Pangaea reside in the Marina Bay Crystal Pavilion, a three-dimensional glass diamond structure designed by noted architect Moshe Safdie. Avalon is split over two levels comprising over 17,000 square feet. The first level is a club lounge, with dance floor and stage which features leading international DJs, live concerts and high-profile events. A second level VIP lounge overlooks the dance floor. An underwater tunnel leads from Avalon to Pangaea, an opulent nightclub and lounge hidden beneath the level of the bay. This legendary ultra lounge has roots dating back to the 90’s and the brand has made a name for itself through sophisticated designs, largely based upon an African safari camp motif.

Hospitality