Exciting and beautiful projects.

Moroch

A workplace technology build for Moroch’s offices: a lobby LED wall, a triple-display wall, portrait 4K kiosks, a café display, and conference rooms that each get a display and a room scheduling panel. Eighteen screens in all, with the signage run from a single browser page through Digital Signage Portal.

Tangram Interiors

Featuring the coolest post-COVID workplace technology, including 5K 21:9 Jupiter Systems displays, ViewSonic dvLED, Moodsonic realtime sound mapping and biophilic soundscapes, Bluesound audio player, Innovox/Sonance/Biamp/Bose loudspeakers, Snowsound acoustical panels, Shure/AT/Sennheiser beamtracking mics, Neat Boards/Frames, desk scheduling, and more!

Northrop Auditorium

One of Minnesota’s premier venues. Designed performance sound system (JBL line arrays, front and balcony fills) and audio/video signal distribution throughout the venue.

Photos courtesy of HGA Architecture.

Americana @ Brand

It appears to be just a low key, inconspicuous background music system. I worked with a light pole manufacturer to conceal loudspeakers, stone workers to conceal subwoofers in the fountain pedestals, and collaborated with the amazing WET Designs (who also designed the iconic Bellagio fountains) to sync full range audio with their showtime fountain show.

When the show is not going on, the distributed system plays low level background music throughout the grounds. When the fountain show begins, the audio levels are boosted by 6 dB and, taking advantage of the psychoacoustic phenomenon known as the Haas/Precedence effect, the music is delayed to distant loudspeakers, which fools the brain into localizing the sound on the fountain.

R2 Gate

Featuring the 110″ LCD display by LG, as well as ceiling mounted LG OLED monitors and a movable floorstand. Video and audio distribution into an overflow space.

Photos courtesy of Scott Birdsong.