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Christian Academy of Knoxville

Christian Life Center

Knoxville, Tennessee

JAI teamed with Christian Academy of Knoxville to design a campus Christian Life Center to serve students and families of the CAK community. The CLC houses a performing arts center and multi-purpose room seating 500 people. The center will be used for weekly student chapels, fine arts performances and other campus-wide events.

The stage area features an 18-foot by 48-foot LED media wall designed to replace traditional cyclorama and performance sets. The state-of-the-art screen is made up of dozens of individual screens that work in tandem to create a large digital backdrop. Backstage includes a green room and performer dressing rooms. The facility also houses the Warrior Network studio, an audio and video recording studio where students learn digital production skills and create an in-house podcast. The lobby features flexible seating as well as a café.

JAI teamed with Christian Academy of Knoxville to design a campus Christian Life Center to serve students and families of the CAK community. The CLC houses a performing arts center and multi-purpose room seating 500 people. The center will be used for weekly student chapels, fine arts performances and other campus-wide events.

The stage area features an 18-foot by 48-foot LED media wall designed to replace traditional cyclorama and performance sets. The state-of-the-art screen is made up of dozens of individual screens that work in tandem to create a large digital backdrop. Backstage includes a green room and performer dressing rooms. The facility also houses the Warrior Network studio, an audio and video recording studio where students learn digital production skills and create an in-house podcast. The lobby features flexible seating as well as a café.


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Christian Academy of Knoxville

Christian Life Center

Knoxville, Tennessee

Size

13,777 square feet, new

Completion

2024

Cost

Services Provided

Architectural Design
Interior Design
Key Personnel Test

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Address(es)
529 Academy Way,Knoxville,Tennessee,37923

Consultant(s)

Reference(s)

Christian Academy of Knoxville

Christian Life Center

Knoxville, Tennessee

JAI teamed with Christian Academy of Knoxville to design a campus Christian Life Center to serve students and families of the CAK community. The CLC houses a performing arts center and multi-purpose room seating 500 people. The center will be used for weekly student chapels, fine arts performances and other campus-wide events.

The stage area features an 18-foot by 48-foot LED media wall designed to replace traditional cyclorama and performance sets. The state-of-the-art screen is made up of dozens of individual screens that work in tandem to create a large digital backdrop. Backstage includes a green room and performer dressing rooms. The facility also houses the Warrior Network studio, an audio and video recording studio where students learn digital production skills and create an in-house podcast. The lobby features flexible seating as well as a café.

PROJECT DETAILS

JAI teamed with Christian Academy of Knoxville to design a campus Christian Life Center to serve students and families of the CAK community. The CLC houses a performing arts center and multi-purpose room seating 500 people. The center will be used for weekly student chapels, fine arts performances and other campus-wide events.

The stage area features an 18-foot by 48-foot LED media wall designed to replace traditional cyclorama and performance sets. The state-of-the-art screen is made up of dozens of individual screens that work in tandem to create a large digital backdrop. Backstage includes a green room and performer dressing rooms. The facility also houses the Warrior Network studio, an audio and video recording studio where students learn digital production skills and create an in-house podcast. The lobby features flexible seating as well as a café.





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