Projects/Educational Facilities

The Fine Arts Facility at Seeger Memorial High School is traditional on the exterior, but very different on the interior. The acoustical system focuses around the “clouds”.

The top side of the “clouds” are suspended with wires and metal studs.

The “clouds” are organized on the ceiling at locations and angles that provide the best acoustical treatment for the auditorium. The space is not only utilized as an 800 seat auditorium, but also a 500 seat cafeteria. This “cafetorium” ,as it has been called, is tiered up to the rear of the space. Each of the tiers is 12’ wide. The control room for the sound and lighting system (left) is in a 2nd floor mezzanine space. The lighting system is run from a 600A electrical panel (below right) separate from all other electrical systems.

The art glass that is located on each side of the stage on a bulkhead was designed and made by the high school art class. A state art grant was utilized to do this work. There a dimmer spots that focus on the art glass. There are several types of lighting systems utilized as part of the space including; flourescent “house” fixtures, sconces, border lights, elliptical, Fresnel, and manual spots.