| Angelus
Temple - Los Angeles
Architect: E.C.
Lind Architects
Consultants: McKay Conant Brook
Installation: AMT Systems Inc.
Engineering: AMT Systems Inc.
On July 14, 2002 the City of Los Angeles witnessed a “Brand
New Day” in the life of the historical landmark church
Angeles Temple. This new renovation maintained the original
beauty and history of the 1923 architecture, but added a
21st century flair with state of the art technology.
AMT
Systems, Inc. was contracted by McCormick Construction on
a design-build basis to implement the consultant’s
design and performance specification based on a defined
budget from the Church. AMT worked with the Worship Pastor
Dave Hanley and the consultant to find over $250,000 in
value engineered budget savings.
A majority
of the audio equipment provided in this installation is
currently being used by touring acts throughout the country.
Worship levels rival those found in contemporary music concert
environments. Dave Hanley says, “We are more than
pleased with the capabilities of the audio system. It’s
perfect for the room, and I really couldn’t ask for
more.”
The
visual imagery is very apparent. Three projection screens
are used for image magnification, computer graphics and
custom DVD video loops. Additionally, a single 10’
x 50’ screen is installed across the back of the platform
to display seamless images from three different projectors
to display worship lyrics and panoramic images.
The
lighting control system was designed with a state of the
art digital console, which provides the technical team with
a single source digital interface to all conventional and
moving light fixtures. This system also includes the latest
in 3D modeling software to render three-dimensional views
of the sanctuary area. Designers have the ability to build
complete scenes off-line and download the design directly
to the main control console.
The
message that the staff of Angelus Temple is trying to convey
to the unsaved is not any different; it’s the delivery.
They are geared to reach a technologically savvy generation
and have used multimedia in a powerful way to share the
gospel.
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