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PERFORMING ARTS
An in depth and extensive analysis of architectural acoustics and performance audio-visual system design using historical models, computer analysis and attention to detail from programming phase through commissioning.
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EDUCATION
Responding to the specific acoustic, A/V and IT needs of the students and faculty for classrooms, labs, practice and rehearsal spaces and lecture halls in the K-12 and higher ed markets.
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MUSEUMS
A unique service that provides sound quality and sound control for museum and exhibit based environments including the acoustic design for special exhibits, mini-theaters, atriums, galleries and performance spaces.
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HOUSES OF WORSHIP
A sensitive approach to the often conflicting acoustic requirments of the spoken word and music during a worship service. Natural acoustic design coordination with an organ and audio system coordination with the architecture are main stays in this building type.
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COMMERCIAL & GOVERNMENT
Solving challenging acoustical issues, designing a problem free acoustic environment and specifying audio and visual equipment are just some of the services we provide for a wide range of buildings including courtrooms, libraries, offices and board rooms.
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WORK IN PROGRESS
A partial list of Jaffe Holden projects currently in design or construction.
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NASCAR Hall of Fame
Charlotte, North Carolina
The NASCAR Hall of Fame opened in the spring of 2010 and features JaffeHolden designed audio and video systems for the High Octane Theater, featuring a sixty-five foot curved screen, three digital projectors using blend edge technology and a surround sound system capable of reproducing the feel of NASCAR racing. The museum also features a fifty foot digital billboard with a line array speaker system inside the Great Hall, a sixty foot digital billboard with outdoor concert style audio systems in the courtyard, two smaller theaters with left, right center audio systems and the Hall of Honor with in the round projection using digital projectors with blend technology. Interactive technology utilizing RFI card readers, video and audio are the backbone of most exhibits.
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