Enjoy these stunning photos captured by our crew in San Juan, Puerto Rico recently. The Flyhouse team flies (and drives) all around the globe, installing, inspecting, and training. Along the way, we see some incredible sights. Our ongoing feature highlights some of these unique behind-the-scenes views and our collective eye for detail. #howwefly #onthefly (Click […]
Flyhouse Projects
Kinetic Light
We often say, Flyhouse specializes in the unusual requests of the rigging world, finding extraordinary solutions for seemingly impossible situations. Our collaboration with Kinetic Light, an internationally-recognized disability arts ensemble developing their first aerial work, gave us the opportunity to dream up rigging solutions as creative and powerful as the artists using them. First, more […]
Everything’s Bigger in Texas
Moody Center officially opened on The University of Texas campus in April with concerts by John Mayer, George Strait and Willie Nelson. The 530,000 square foot venue is also home to the Texas Longhorns Women’s and Men’s basketball teams, with a seating capacity of 10,000-15,000. Flyhouse began consulting with the project’s design team in early […]
Raising the Roof
Seattle’s newly reimagined Climate Pledge Arena at Seattle Center opened last October as the home to the NHL’s Seattle Kraken, and the WNBA Seattle Storm. The 18,000-seat space is also a music venue, with Foo Fighters and Coldplay among its first concerts. As its name implies, the arena is committed to sustainability. Climate Pledge Arena’s […]
Summer School
Our Safer Venue™ program helps venues know whether or not their rigging system is safe and secure. But finding a time to do inspections when the space is quiet can sometimes be a challenge. For education-related venues, summer break can be the perfect opportunity. Flyhouse provides initial rigging inspections and analysis throughout the year, and […]
“Chicago’s Architectural Jewel” Still Shines
Chicago’s historic Fine Arts Building on Michigan Avenue dates back to 1885 as an 8-story skyscraper designed by architect Solon S. Beman. Originally built by the Studebaker company as a wagon and carriage showroom, the building later housed theater, music, and studio spaces for local artists after an 1898 addition and renovation. In the years since, the […]
