John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts
Plaza Level Finishes Replacement Project
Project Overview
- Replacement of all red carpeting and sound wall panels in high-traffic public areas including the Grand Foyer, Hall of States, and Hall of Nations.
- Extensive infrastructure upgrades including new floor outlets and electrical systems, aligned with immersive exhibit capabilities.
- All work was managed during off-hours to ensure minimal disruption in the occupied performing arts building.
As a living memorial to President John F. Kennedy, the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts is a distinguished cultural institution that attracts millions of visitors annually.
The Plaza Level Finishes Replacement project focused on enhancing the Center’s electrical infrastructure in its busiest areas—the Grand Foyer, Hall of States, and Hall of Nations. This initiative replaced worn red carpeting, sound wall panels, and floor outlets. All work was performed off-hours to ensure the Center remained fully operational, allowing for uninterrupted performances. The upgrades included aligning new outlets with the concrete substrate, enhancing their functionality for future immersive programming and enriching the overall visitor experience at this iconic venue.
