The building’s EIFs cladded envelope blankets an exterior elevation that is multidimensional. The interior space consists of concrete slab-on-grade, which is stepped and sloped at 5%. Just above is mezzanine seating that accommodates an additional 609 people.

With almost 18 years of utilizing 900W fixtures, the church’s production department assessed that it was time for a change. This would call for a complete transition to LED lighting, while incorporating full color and control capabilities to enhance the congressional experience during worship.

To achieve the desired emotional and visual experience, the Church installed 114 Chroma-Q® Inspire™ LED house lights and 66 Chroma-Q Inspire Mini™ LED house lights.

The Chroma-Q Inspire LED house light is a powerful multi-purpose creative lighting tool that provides users with the ability to transform the look and feel of their venue by seamlessly transcending the physical barrier between the stage and audience.

Providing a range of beautiful whites, soft pastels and bold saturates, the Inspire’s fully homogenized lens options offer a choice of stunning mixed colors with no unsightly color separation shadows. Danny is particularly impressed with the “full color control and a brighter room when running white lights” which is attributed to the fixture’s high lumen output.

Inspire is compact, yet powerful, adjustable from 1,000K to 10,000K, boasts theatrical grade dimming, is silent convection cooled (no fans needed), has a built-in power supply, all packaged within in an energy-efficient compact LED design that provides reduced maintenance and running costs, a benefit that the team at HCBC quickly discovered.

Chroma-Q products, including Inspire, offer an energy efficient alternative to traditional tungsten fixtures, or to complement existing systems.