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The completed baffle wall showing the screen installed over the sound-proofing layer.

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Installing the sound-proofing material over the sheet rock.

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Installing the double layer of 5/8″ sheet rock on suspended aluminum frame.

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Installation of aluminum framing wall with framed speaker openings.

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Schematic drawing showing head channel and aluminum framing superimposed over the movie screen, speakers and baffle wall.

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Plan and elevation views of wall system with rolling speaker carts.

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Section and gearing lever plan showing forward and back positions.

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Section detail showing track rollers, head channel, aluminum framing and positioning of other components.

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Fabrication details showing the anodized aluminum head channel, linear actuators, levers and support bars.

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Fabrication details of wireless controller mounted to head channel with levers and electronic actuator.

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Fabrication details of welded aluminum framed wall prior to installation.

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The installed track system with aluminum framing and head channel mounted to upper rollers and levers.

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Installed wall system with custom speaker carts in forward (movie) position.

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Detail of lower sub-woofers on carts in speaker cut-out position behind the screen.

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Detail of motorized controls for theater curtain and side masking panels attached to main head channel. Note the main track embedded flush within the ceiling.

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Glendon inspecting the cinema wall project upon completion.

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Patrick Schweiss, Executive Director, Sedona International Film Festival

“Glendon Good worked a miracle for our new arthouse theatre here in Sedona, the Mary D. Fisher Theatre. We challenged him to create a theatre wall, complete with screen, THX sound wall, masking, curtains and other parts … and make it moveable! We needed the screen to be as close to the audience as possible for films, and needed the theater to convert to a live performance venue with as much stage space as possible.

Glendon managed to work that miracle! With the touch of a button — as simple as a remote garage door opener — the entire unit moves seamlessly to the back wall, and we have a live performance venue … in a matter of seconds. Glendon created sheer genius! And best of all, he thrived on the challenge! He custom-designed the system specific to our theatre, our needs (and within our budget). Our audiences get to experience the fruits of his labor every time they enjoy an event here. I give him my highest recommendation. He truly is the best in the business, and a nice guy, too!” -April 2012

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Visit THX to learn more about Cinema Baffle Walls.

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Yvonne & Irwin Sheer, Sedona, Arizona, Multiple Projects

“As artist or artisan, Glendon Good’s work is of the highest quality.  The creativity which he applies to find beautiful solutions highlights his true genius.  Working with Glendon has been a collaborative process that we have found to be inspiring.  The pieces that he created for us are exceptional and the workmanship impeccable.  We are delighted with the results.” January 2012

Description: Architectural planning for Studio shed made predominantly with prefabricate parts prepared off-site, to be delivered as a kit. 142 sq. ft. gross dimensions.

Year: 2010

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Description: There is a certain professor of Philosophy at the University of Connecticut who believes there is no such thing as a “square circle”. So I made a few varieties of them for him.

Client: Gift, Paul Bloomfield, PhD

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The Classic square circle

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The Super-duper square circle

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The Softie square circle

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The Insider square circle.

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Description: Private Residence with two bedrooms and two baths, total 1640 square ft. interior living area.

Year: 2009

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Description: Architectural planning for private residence with 5120 square feet living area with three bedrooms, four baths and three car garage. Planned for active solar photovoltaic installation, on-site waste water with private well. Features contemporary accents throughout.

Years: 2008 – 2011

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Description: Towers constructed for Burning Man Project, Black Rock City, Nevada. The first was 23 feet high built in 2003. The second was built in 2004 total height 38 feet. The third tower was built in 2006, total height 64 feet at strobe light beacon. It contains a sleeping/viewing area (62 sq. ft.) with floor level at 25 feet. Constructed with polished aluminum tubes, steel roller bearings, stainless steel cables and 3/4″ plywood, with large graphics on one side of tent. Assembled in about 4 hours. Tested to 40 mph winds. Structure is ground mounted with no external guy wires. Another important design consideration was to be able to transport the tower on a small vehicle, maximum break-down length is 11′-6″; total weight of tall tower approximately 135 pounds.

Years: 2003 – 2006

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Photos of first Burning Man tower in 2003

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