The auditorium needed concert-grade reach across 1,525 seats and a balcony, without the cost or complexity of a touring rig. The black box theater started from nothing. When the project began, the room had zero technology. The eSports arena needed clear audio for streaming competitions, plus a way to feed crowd energy back into the room.

Across all three, the brief was the same: clean coverage in spaces with very different shapes, loudspeakers that fit the architecture, and a result the district could stand behind for years.

The auditorium now carries performances, community events, and assemblies across all 1,525 seats and the balcony from one coherent system. The black box theater, which started with no technology at all, became a flexible space for dramatic arts education, professional development, experimental theater, and smaller performances.

The eSports arena lets students compete against other high schools over a streaming platform, with competitions mirrored onto the auditorium screen and live crowd reactions fed back into the gaming room. Three rooms, three roles, one consistent Electro-Voice and Dynacord standard across the campus.