Lucas Military Heritage Center at West Point

Lucas Military Heritage Center at West Point

Lucas Military Heritage Center at West Point

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In this 2,500 square-foot, fully wired classroom/meeting facility/public exhibit space, cadets may view historical artifacts and experience virtual and interactive activities. The system supports satellite linkups with other learning institutions around the world Lucas Military Heritage Center at West Point and the flexible space accommodates a seating platform that can be removed for events. Various training classes, luncheons, concerts, and other events are hosted here. The project is the gift of the West Point class of 1954.

Owner

United States Military Academy at West Point

Owner

United States Military Academy at West Point

Architect

Ralph Appelbaum Associates

Audiovisual/Multimedia Consultant

Shen Milsom & Wilke

Simpson Center for the Performing Arts

Simpson Center for the Performing Arts

Simpson Center for the Performing Arts

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The prestigious Baldwin School in Bryn Mawr, PA had big plans for their outdated gymnasium space. With a tight deadline and a $500,000 budget, they called on Starlite to help transform the gym into a multi-purpose performance and event venue. Starlite’s directive was to design a versatile space with the flexibility to host a wide array of events such as musicals, concerts, lectures, and theater performances. With only a two-month deadline, Starlite’s Integration Department quickly mobilized its team and got down to business with the construction team.

The space was upgraded with a state-of-the-art video and projection systems, including an NEC 8,000 lumen laser projector, a Draper Paragon 132″ x 211″ screen and Crestron distribution and control.

The client also wanted attendees in the lobby of the Simpson Center and in their Skye Room to be able to view performances as they were happening live. To do that, Starlite installed two 65″ Sony Bravia screens in the lobby area, a Sony BRC-z700 camera to be used with the Vaddio Quick-Connect CCU, ProductionVIEW controllers and an AV Bridge as well as a NEC preview monitor.

Prior to this upgrade, the school had previously held small-scale productions in various hallways or open-spaces throughout the school. Now the new space boasts a 45′ x 45′ pipe grid from which to hang lights, scenery and drapery, sound reinforcement, distributed audio/video, video projection, acoustical curtains and track systems, performance space house lighting, and theatrical lighting.

Audio components of the new space consisted of Soundcraft’s Si Performer 2, Mini Stagebox 32, Compact Stagebox and for DSP the BSS BLU-806. The speaker and amplification were a combination of JBL speakers, subwoofers and distributed speakers paired with Crown DCi amplifiers for enhanced performance sound quality.

Lastly, the crew installed ADC curtain tracks with Curtains, Cyclorama and Scrim. Then they gave the performance space the ultimate upgrade with ETC lighting and dimming system which included (30) ETC Source Four LED Series 2 Lustr and (20) ETC Selador Desire D40 Lustr+ fixtures.

Architect

Voith & Mactavish Architects LLP

Civil Engineer

Chester Valley Engineers

Theater Consultant

Fisher Dachs Associates

Acoustics & A/V Consultant

Marshall/KMK Acoustics

MEP & Structural Engineer

Bala Consulting Engineers

Boogie Nights

Boogie Nights

Boogie Nights

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Atlantic City’s Tropicana Casino and Resort needed a complete solution after management decided to covert a section of its casino into the retro ‘70s- and ‘80s-themed dance club, Boogie Nights. The venue comprised a long space just off the casino floor with three sections, including a dance floor area, a bar, and a lounge, as well as a VIP area and a balcony area that performers and dancers access.

Starlite was approached to design and install the venue’s entire audio, video, control, and lighting system to help boost Boogie Nights as a premier night club featuring unprecedented sound, intelligent lighting, fog and bubble machines, video projectors, and the biggest disco ball on the Atlantic City strip.

“Starlite did a fantastic job with the entire project, especially since the installation experience was very challenging,” said David Peña, Owner of Boogie Nights. “Since the club is a transformation of a huge open space, it was a difficult room to fill evenly with audio. The sound system is incredible! Customers constantly comment on how impressed they are and how clean it sounds. The lounge area has great energy while allowing patrons to still have a conversation due to the ability to direct sound. The loudspeakers most definitely complete the Boogie Nights experience. Some of our other clubs have JBL and we have always had great experiences with their products. JBL is a name I feel comfortable with and I know their speakers are dance quality.”

NASCAR Hall of Fame

NASCAR Hall of Fame

NASCAR Hall of Fame

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Theatrical and architectural lighting supply including customized track fixtures.

The 150,000 square-foot NASCAR Hall of Fame is an interactive, entertainment attraction honoring the history and heritage of NASCAR. The high-tech venue, designed to educate and entertain race fans and non-fans alike, includes artifacts, interactive exhibits, a 275-person state-of-the-art theater, broadcast studio, restaurants, and a Gear Shop.

Owner

City of Charlotte, licensed by NASCAR

Project Cost

$195 Million

Building Design

Pei Cobb Freed Partners

Exhibition Design

Ralph Applebaum Associates

Lighting Design

Kyle Chepulis / Technical Artistry

Saint Elizabeth Roman Catholic Church

Saint Elizabeth Roman Catholic Church

Saint Elizabeth Roman Catholic Church

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Saint Elizabeth Roman Catholic Church was built from the ground up and includes a top-notch, fully engineered sound reinforcement system consisting of JBL Architectural Series loudspeakers. These speakers were meticulously custom stained to match the sanctuary interior including custom painting of the grilles to match the chandeliers. The system also includes a digital console and an ADA assistive listening system.

Architect

KCBA Architects

Audio Consultant

Metropolitan Acoustics