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Lecture Theatres & Large Venues

Audio, vision, and controls for lecture theatres, auditoriums, and event spaces. Planned around your audience, your presenters, and the team running the venue.

One venue.
Different ways to use it.

A lecture, panel discussion, and public event may use the same lecture theatre or auditorium very differently. The AV system needs to support the audience layout, presentation positions, and changeover between sessions.

We work through those uses before choosing equipment. That means considering speech coverage, sightlines, source connections, and control positions, along with any recording or remote participation requirements.

The result is a coordinated scope for the venue, with everyday operation and more involved events considered from the start.

Presentation venue at CDU Danala with rows of seating, projection screen and stage
A presentation and event space at CDU Danala, Darwin.

What the work includes.

01

Plan for the audience

Review seating layouts, viewing distances, and room acoustics. Position displays, projection, and loudspeakers around the intended uses, including any divided-room configurations.

02

Support the presenter

Work through microphones, presentation inputs, lectern connections, and confidence displays where required. Include recording, streaming, or remote guests where the venue needs to support them.

03

Design for the operator

Agree which functions everyday users need and where an event operator needs more control. Plan operating modes, changeovers, and system feedback around those responsibilities.

The venue beyond
the equipment list.

Room configurations

A divisible room needs more than a different furniture layout. Audio zones, displays, and controls need to follow the agreed combined and separate room uses.

Building coordination

Projection, lighting, acoustics, rigging, and services share the same space. We coordinate AV requirements with the relevant designers and trades, including access for installation and maintenance.

Continuity where it matters

If an interrupted session carries a significant cost, discuss that early. Backup paths and equipment redundancy can be assessed against the venue’s priorities and budget.

Testing and handover

Agree how the completed system will be checked in its intended configurations. Commissioning, operating guidance, and training give the venue team a basis for day-to-day use.

Teaching and event spaces in practice.

Tell us how the
venue needs to work.

Share the room plans, audience layouts, and the sessions you need to support. We will help define the AV scope, from building coordination through to installation and commissioning.