Wickenberg High School

Wickenburg consists of an approximate population of 7,000 and is located approximately 50 miles North-West of Phoenix.  Nestled in the Hassayampa River Valley, at the foot of the Bradshaw Mountains, Wickenburg is famous for its western hospitality and its tourist attractions.  An Apache word, Hassayampa roughly translates as “river which runs upside down,” a name attributed to the fact that its waters occasionally run underground. The Old 761 Santa Fe Steam Locomotive pounded the rails between Chicago and the west in the late 1800’s and stopped near the Wickenberg Town Hall.

Pinnacle High School

Pinnacle High School represents 312,000 square feet with seven
freestanding buildings.

Building A: 1-story, 10,865 sq. ft. Administration building

Building B: 1-story, 10,882 sq. ft. Information Technology Center

Building C: 2-story, 75,684 sq. ft. Math and Science building

Building D: 1-story, 65,780 sq. ft. Auditorium

Building E: 1-story, 59,839 sq. ft. Gymnasium

Building F: 2-story, 66,525 sq. ft. English and Social Studies building

Building G: 1-story, 22,184 sq. ft. Dining building

The 77-acre site also includes four baseball fields, two soccer fields and one football field with track and field facilities.

Phoenix Symphony Hall

Consultant: Pelton Marsh Kinsella

Contractor: J.A. Roberts Industrial, Inc.

• Design, Fabrication, Installation and fabrication
• Custom hardwood, motorized acoustical panels
• Ceiling hoisting and storage system
• 24” and 20” Grooved hoist drum winch assemblies containing:
•   1” diameter cable capability
•   Redundant air brake safety system
•   Crossed line cable sensors with   interlocks
•   Slack line cable sensors with   interlocks
•   Hoist line interlock switches
•   Repeatable PLC positioning

Since the doors to Symphony Hall first opened in 1972, millions of people visited the cultural and performance icon integral to the Valley’s arts landscape. It’s now a new era for this very-popular venue with the completion of an extensive $18.5 million renovation and expansion.

Mesquite High School

Consultant: Riske & Associates, Inc.

Contractor: D.L. Withers Construction, LC

• Design, Fabrication, Installation and fabrication
• 36 counterweight line sets
• Straight lift fire curtain
• Stage drapery and tracks

Due in part to their commitment to a well rounded education that includes the arts, Mesquite High School students were awarded nearly 4 million dollars in scholarships in 2005. Mesquite High Schools is also known for it’s excellent vocational education courses including; Business, Agriculture, Health Occupations, Industrial Technology, and Family/Consumer Sciences. Mesquite is a part of the Gilbert Public School District, the first district in Arizona to acquire the national pre-engineering program, Project Lead the Way (PLTW).

Mesa Arts Center

Consultant: Auerback, Pollack, Friedlander

Contractor: Perini Bu Layton Southwest, Inc. ilders

• Design, Fabrication, Installation and fabrication
• 2 seperate LinkLift platform orchestra lifts: 535 sq ft & 290 sq ft. with controls and state of the art safety interlocks
• Removable safety railing system for lifts
• SmartMotion control system

The Mesa Arts Center is the largest performing arts center in the state of Arizona. Located on seven acres of land, the campus consists of 3 buildings housing 4 theaters, the 1,600-seat Tom and Janet Ikeda Theater, the 550-seat Virginia G. Piper Repertory Theater, the 200-seat Nesbitt/Elliott Playhouse, and the 99-seat Anita Cox Farnsworth Studio Theater. The center also boasts 14 art studios and classrooms, and 5,500 sq. ft. of exhibition space in 5 galleries.

Glendale Arena

Glendale Arena is the new home of the Phoenix Coyotes ice hockey team and the Arizona Sting professional indoor lacrosse team. Glendale Arena is located in the city of Glendale, Arizona on the west side of the Phoenix Metropolitan area, which is commonly referred to as “the Valley.” Glendale is Arizona’s 4th largest city (behind only Phoenix, Tucson, and Mesa).

Flowing Wells High School

Consultant: Fred Masino Theatre Consultant

Contractor: Lloyd Construction

• Design, Fabrication, Installation and fabrication
• 22 Counterweight line sets
• Straight lift fire curtain
• Stage drapery and tracks

Flowing Wells, in Pima County, is part of the Greater Tucson Metropolitan Area. Opened in 1953, Flowing Wells High School has a student body of almost 2,000. It is the home of the Caballero’s, or “Cabs.” Protech has since renovated the venue with a performing arts space that boasts an 800-seat main theater and a 150-seat experimental drama stage. With modern safety and performance equipment, students and faculty agree that the fine arts department at Flowing Wells will continue to thrive.

Phoenix Dodge Theater

Consultant: Landry & Bogan

Contractor: Target General Inc.

• Design, Fabrication, Installation and fabrication
• 45 Counterweight line sets
• 1 Motorized counterweight assist line set with controls
• LinkLift orchestra pit lift
• Motorized brail front curtain with yo-yo style drums
• Tracked adjustable Tormentor panels
• Custom auditorium tracked partition walls
• Full curtain system & tracks

Located in the Downtown Corridor of Phoenix, Comerica Theater (formerly Dodge Theater) marries the classic, fully rigged Broadway stage house, with the pulsating excitement of modern arena technologies. A true measure of Protech’s world class capabilities, no expense was spared from the state-of-the-art manual rigging system to the beautiful drapery and industry leading orchestra lift. Protech’s equipment couples with cutting edge lighting and sound to deliver a truly breath taking venue.

Corona del Sol High School

Tempe, Arizona

The Corona del Sol High School is a public high school for students in grades 9-12. It is located in Tempe, Arizona approximately seven miles south of the campus of Arizona State University.

Corona del Sol’s student population consists of approximately 2900 students. The school colors are orange and yellow, and the mascot is the Aztec warrior. Corona del Sol was established in 1977 and is a part of the Tempe Union High School District.