Carlos Rivera | July 7, 2019
A cool new buzz word among designers and programmers of centers of learning and related venues is Orange Space. The term is commonly used to designate an area on early blueprints or floor plans that lack a designated application; in other words, they have not been programmed as formal collaboration/learning spaces. But as universities, colleges... Read More
Mark Holden | June 22, 2019
Quite often during the programming of a new performance space or production area, the inclusion of acoustic design can mean that the intended space will offer additional flexibility. And while the amount of reverberation and sound isolation within a classroom, assembly hall or black-box theater will determine its target application, there is no denying that... Read More
Paige Williams | June 20, 2019
Immersive reality can transform an environment and surprise your senses with a click of a button. Jaffe Holden’s Garth Hemphill, Associate Principal of Audio/Video, gave a presentation at AVIXA’s InfoComm19 in Orlando on the incredible technology he designed for a new performance space for the Seattle Symphony. Joined by project team members from Meyer Sound,... Read More