Electrosonic Solutions – Americas

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The Victory Theater is a new addition to the National WWII Museum located in New Orleans. Equipped with a 120 feet wide screen and 250 seats, the Victory Theater provides viewers with a truly immersive 4-D cinematic experience. The audience is able to witness the historic battles and stories of World War II with the dynamic effects of archival footage, animation, scenery, sound and sensory effects.  Electrosonic Design Consulting worked with the Project Team led by The Hettema Group to develop the complex video and audio presentation.

Visitors to Denver’s new Center for Empowered Living and Learning (The CELL) are plunged into a multimedia experience designed to explore one of the most important issues of our time: the threat of global terrorism.  Through museum-wide audio, video and control systems designed and furnished by Electrosonic, visitors follow The CELL’s dynamic inaugural exhibit; "Anyone, Anytime, Anywhere: Understanding the Threat of Terrorism.”

Sitka Auditorium is the newly designed theater space located at Sitka High School that accommodates both high school and community special events. Electrosonic Design Consulting designed an audio visual system capable of supporting live performances, speech presentations, video presentations, program monitoring, intercom, and assistive listening.

For some users of video displays in retail environments there is the problem of acquiring high quality content. For HBO there is no such problem, content is its business. So when HBO opened its first retail store, on the Avenue of the Americas (6th Avenue) in New York City, it was no surprise to find that it is full of images that dominate the space.

The Harley-Davidson Museum is a museum chronicling the history of the Harley-Davidson Motor Company and features hundreds of classic Harley-Davidson motorcycles and artifacts. In conjunction with the design team at Pentagram Design and media producers Batwin and Robin Productions, Electrosonic Design Consulting provided the design for the audio, video, and interactive elements in the museum’s numerous exhibits.

Located in Washington, D.C., President Lincoln’s Cottage is the historic site where President Abraham Lincoln stayed with his family when not residing at the White House during his presidency. It is the location where Lincoln wrote the second draft of the Emancipation Proclamation. Today it is a national monument open to the public featuring media exhibits and presentations to celebrate the life and presidency of Abraham Lincoln.

National Harbor is a waterfront destination located on 300 acres of the scenic Potomac River in Prince George’s County, MD, complete with hotels, retail, dining, and entertainment. Working with the Project team led by Bob Weis Design Island, Electrosonic Design Consulting developed a sophisticated, networked entertainment media system, providing audiovisual and control capabilities to accommodate National Harbor’s multiple attractions.