Dedicated home theater with backlit screen wall and tiered seating

Dedicated cinemaCherry Hills Village, CO

Cherry Hills Theater — Dedicated Home Cinema

A purpose-built cinema where the acoustics were designed before the finishes — reference projection, immersive surround, and a room that disappears when the lights drop.

Projects/Cherry Hills Theater

Location

Cherry Hills Village, Colorado

Project type

Dedicated cinema

Seating

Two tiered rows on a riser

Audio

Object-based immersive surround

The challenge

The room was a rectangular basement space with hard surfaces, a low soffit, and mechanical noise bleeding through one wall. The clients wanted reference performance without the room reading as a black box.

Our approach

We modeled the room acoustically before selecting a single product — seating distances, speaker angles, and first-reflection points were set on drawings.

Isolation and treatment were built into the construction: decoupled wall assemblies, absorption behind the acoustically transparent screen wall, and bass traps hidden in the soffit.

Fabric, millwork, and lighting were coordinated with the designer so the treatment reads as an intentional interior, not as foam on a wall.

The result

Dialogue is intelligible at any seat, the low end is even front to back, and a single button dims the lights, closes the shades upstairs, and starts the film.

Brands specified

SonyScreen InnovationsStormAudioTheoryLutron
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Service area

This project was completed in Cherry Hills Village, CO.

Home technology in Cherry Hills Village
Wide view of the theater with ambient accent lighting

Acoustics first, finishes second

Every performance decision was made before the drywall went up. The screen wall is acoustically transparent with the front three channels behind it at ear height, and the side and height channels are placed to the immersive-audio layout rather than to what was convenient in the framing.

Theater with fiber-optic star ceiling

Lighting that sets the mood

Layered theater lighting — step, cove, sconce, and a fiber-optic star ceiling — runs on dimmable scenes tied to playback. Press play and the room fades to the right level on its own; pause and the aisles come up just enough to move safely.

Gallery

Backlit screen wall and tiered seating
Theater with blue accent lighting
Fiber-optic star ceiling
Color-tunable theater lighting

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