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Williams College

The '62 Center for Theater and Dance at Williams College hosts various Williams College performing groups as well as the Williamstown Theater Festival. Its three-story house seats roughly 500.

Performing Arts

Sun Signature Gallery Ballroom

The Sun Signature Gallery is an architectural landmark and art museum in Phu Quoc, Vietnam. Its 1,000-capacity ballroom hosts everything from weddings to conferences. To support these diverse events, the venue was upgraded with a Fulcrum Acoustic sound system, providing even coverage and clear sound throughout the space.

Hospitality

Legacy Stadium

Two years in the making, the Katy Independent School District’s $72-million Legacy Stadium serves more than 77,000 students from the suburban Houston district’s eight high schools. The 12,000-seat, major-league caliber sports venue hosts football, soccer and lacrosse games, as well as marching band competitions, concerts and community events. Idibri senior consultant Ryan Knox considered centering sound to be the mega-stadium project’s biggest challenge, and chose Fulcrum Acoustic loudspeakers as an integral part of his sound system solution.

Sports Stadiums and Arenas

Sofitel Legend Metropole’s Angelina

The Hotel Metropole Hanoi has a rich and storied history dating back to 1901 when it first welcomed famous actors, ambassadors and heads of state from around the globe. Due to the prestigious standing of this world’s first Sofitel Legend hotel, there was no shortage of vendors proposing audio solutions for the renovation of its elegant bar-lounge-restaurant, angelina. Based on their experience with other high-end Vietnamese venues, DesignLive Technologies was selected to implement their Fulcrum Acoustic loudspeaker solution for a sound system as sophisticated and discrete as the legendary landmark hotel.

Hospitality

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