Something New!

You might have noticed we’ve been a little quiet lately. We’ve been gathering and putting the final details on a few big, exciting projects! Over the next few months, we’ll be equipping a new build with brand new AV and will highlight the steps from finishing construction to a functional meeting space!​

Over a year ago we were contacted by a long-time client of ours, now Cross and Crown Church. Over the years we have done audio and video upgrades and helped them navigate unexpectedly jumping into streaming at the beginning of 2020. Last year Cross and Crown (CC) approached us with hopes of moving into a new building and knew there would be lots of AV work that needed to be done. Jon, the worship pastor, knew from the work we had done in the past, the importance of bringing us in on the project sooner rather than later. They wanted to make sure the new building they are moving into is not only aesthetically pleasing but will also be functional and what they need for tech will be incorporated into the building. ​

This process has taken over a year to get us to this point, but it has not been an easy road. The design of a new space requires careful collection of information, budgeting, design work, and finally installation under a coordinated time frame. Over the last year, we have worked with the church to build systems from a dream list of equipment and functionality.  One of the benefits of CC working with us for years prior to the install is that we know them, and they know us. The worship pastor and others at the church have followed many of our articles and attended equipment demos we have organized. On the flip side, we know the church well, their services, the skill level of volunteers, and what they were hoping to gain from moving to a new space. 

As we begin to share updates from the project over the next month, we hope to bring you along on the process of what a new build installation looks like! Lambda is just a piece of the puzzle with many others in bringing the dreams of Cross and Crown to a reality. We hope to showcase some of the design work, tech, and installation practices as well as considerations to look at for a new space and help everyone who may be looking at a new build themselves.