Channel 24 Theater Entertainment Venue Sacramento, CA
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As part of the R Street Corridor Redevelopment, Channel 24 is an urban infill project that transformed a vacant industrial/commercial building in Midtown into a vibrant two-story entertainment destination. Offering flexibility and state-of-the-art performance space the 42,700 square- foot, 2,150-patron capacity theater is designed to host a wide-range of events such as live music, comedy shows, podcasts, lectures, and corporate functions. The venue features a 14,000-square-foot main floor theater, tiered second-story balcony with seating, an open-air outdoor balcony, box office, spacious lobby, multiple concessions and bars, catering kitchen, mezzanine, and dedicated artist amenities including dressing rooms. Structural features include 100-foot-long structural steel roof trusses that create a nearly column-free interior for unobstructed views. Tuned Mass Dampers (TMDs) located beneath the second-story cantilevered balconies mitigate vibrations generated by concertgoers. The venue’s sound isolation is enhanced by 12-inch fully grouted concrete masonry walls and nine inches of normal-weight concrete fill over the roof deck, reducing transmission of concert music into the surrounding residential neighborhood. Architecturally, Channel 24 draws inspiration from the industrial heritage of R Street, blending board-formed concrete, rusted corrugated metal, and black gridded windows. The result is a bold, urban aesthetic that feels both modern and rooted in its context. Owner: Capital Planet LLC / Another Planet Entertainment Architect: CAW Architects and Ellis Architects AWARDS: Best Real Estate Project of the Year: Entertainment | Sacramento Business Journal, 2025
Excellence in New Construction | Structural Engineers Association of Central California, SE: miyamoto, 2025
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