New Vintage Church

One AV system,
one expanded sanctuary.

A complete audio, video, lighting, broadcast, network, and control integration designed around a growing sanctuary in Richland, Washington.

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Location
Richland, Washington
Project type
Sanctuary expansion
Scope
Complete AVL integration
Disciplines
Audio / Video / Lighting / Broadcast / Control

Sanctuary expansion

The sanctuary grew. The system grew with it.

New Vintage Church expanded into a larger worship space. That changed the geometry between the stage, audience, ceiling, and every technical discipline. Qohr treated the project as one room, from the loudspeaker model and curved display to broadcast, lighting, network, and final commissioning.

The completed New Vintage Church building in Richland, Washington

Field coordination

Every finished surface closed a decision behind it.

Before the room was finished, the real work was exposed. Array positions, structural attachment, cable paths, lighting locations, projection, and the curved LED geometry had to be checked together while the building was still changing.

New Vintage Church sanctuary during open-ceiling construction
Room condition / Infrastructure exposed
Curved Qohr LED wall being assembled at New Vintage Church
Curved display / Panel geometry

Model to field

Designed twice. Built once.

The system was first tested as relationships between sightlines, hangs, lighting, display curvature, and operator positions, then resolved again against the real room.

Visual Worship model

Coordinate the whole room.

Field assembly

Hold the curve in reality.

Congregation worshiping in the completed New Vintage Church sanctuary
Opening Sunday / Full room

Opening Sunday

A room ready to be filled.

The completed sanctuary carries intelligible audio, stage lighting, a curved central display, projection, and broadcast through one operating environment. On opening Sunday, the technology was no longer the story. The room was.

White RCF line array in the completed New Vintage Church sanctuary
RCF HDL 26-A / Room coverage

One Sunday. Three technical views.

The control room, camera chain, and custom display all contribute to the same live moment.

Audio control

Allen & Heath dLive

Broadcast capture

Blackmagic camera chain

Stage display

Curved Qohr S2.6 LED

Every system answers to the same room.

The technical scope was organized by discipline, but engineered through the shared conditions of the sanctuary.

Room audio

Ten RCF HDL 26-A line-array elements, NX 945-A fills, four SUB 9006-AS dual-18 subwoofers, and RDNet control create consistent coverage across the expanded sanctuary.

Mixing + wireless

An Allen & Heath dLive C3500 surface and CDM64 MixRack anchor the Dante-connected audio system, with Shure QLX-D wireless and PSM 300 in-ear monitoring.

Display + projection

A curved 24-panel Qohr S2.6 LED display gives the stage a precise visual center while dual Epson laser projectors extend content to the room.

Broadcast video

Blackmagic URSA Broadcast, ATEM 2 M/E switching, recording, and 12G routing create an integrated capture path for the room and its online audience.

Lighting + network

Elation and Chauvet fixtures, ETC control, and a Netgear AV network connect the production environment without making the technology the architecture.

The room changed. The experience stayed whole.

New Vintage Church now has an AVL environment designed around the scale, architecture, and operating reality of its expanded sanctuary. Every discipline was coordinated from the beginning rather than reconciled at the end.

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