SEEN
A focal point that belongs in the room.
The display, loudspeakers, and fireplace read as one centered composition. Behind that simple view is a flexible presentation and overflow system.
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Joy Church
Lobby AV,
before the sanctuary.
A connected lobby, youth room, and acoustic environment designed for the places where people gather before, after, and between services.
View the project- Location
- Medford, Oregon
- Project type
- Campus AV upgrade
- Focus
- Lobby / Youth / Acoustics
- Disciplines
- Audio / Video / Control / Acoustics
Campus AV
Give every gathering space a clear reason to work.
Joy Church needed technology outside the sanctuary to feel intentional rather than secondary. Qohr treated the lobby display, distributed audio and video, youth-room system, control, and acoustic treatment as one connected campus project.
Welcome in one room. Energy in the next.
The lobby needed to support conversation and shared content. The youth room needed enough output and control to change with the way the room is used.
HEARD
A youth room built to change shape.
Distributed RCF loudspeakers, a compact digital console, subwoofer, and wireless microphones support speaking, music, and group use without turning the room into a control booth.
Room acoustics
Make the room quieter. Keep the architecture visible.
Thirty-six Primacoustic broadband panels reduce the energy returning from large wall surfaces. Their spacing follows the room’s existing balcony and wall geometry, so the treatment feels integrated instead of applied.
Two rooms. Two ways to operate.
A touchscreen keeps the lobby approachable. A compact digital console gives the youth team hands-on control. Each interface matches the job in front of it.
Touch what the room needs.
Reach deeper when the moment asks.
Different rooms. One dependable backbone.
The visible touchpoints stay simple because the processing, amplification, networking, and distribution behind them were coordinated as one system.
Lobby presentation
A dedicated display, RCF loudspeakers, distributed video, and local inputs make the lobby useful for overflow, events, and everyday gathering.
Simple room control
A Symetrix Prism DSP and wall-mounted T-10 touchscreen give the team clear control without bringing a production console into the lobby.
Youth-room audio
An Allen & Heath CQ-18T, four RCF Compact M 08 loudspeakers, an RCF subwoofer, and Shure SLX-D wireless form a capable system for a flexible room.
Architectural acoustics
Primacoustic broadband panels were distributed across large wall surfaces to reduce reflections while following the existing rhythm of the architecture.
Shared infrastructure
Netgear AV networking, Powersoft amplification, and Blackmagic 12G video distribution connect the public-facing experience to dependable infrastructure behind it.
Not every important moment happens on stage.
Joy Church now has technology that supports the full campus rhythm: a lobby that can welcome and communicate, a youth room ready for its own program, and acoustic treatment that helps the architecture serve the people inside it.
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