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At the beginning of the 2003 NBA Season, Seattle Supersonics Rashard Lewis generously commissioned a theater room to be built in the newly constructed Ronald McDonald House of Seattle. The Ronald McDonald House is a place where families with sick children can stay at a suggested $15 per night, utilizing ammenties that now include a private movie theater.

Our vision was to create a Supersonics themed theater room, that was entertaining with or without a movie playing. Some of the rooms creative features include a giant basketball crashing through the ceiling, Rashard Lewis Silhouettes, and a custom made carpet made to look exactly like the court at the Key Arena.

A single-chip DLP projector gives the 110-inch stewart firehawk screen a breathtaking image, and the 7.1 surround sound speaker package seamlessly completes the package.

Featured in Connected Magazine
"A theater that’s truly SuperSonic"
March 2004