As part of the R Street Corridor Redevelopment, Channel 24 is an urban in-fill project that replaces an existing vacant 25,000 sf. industrial/commercial building located in Midtown Sacramento.
The new, steel-frame, two-story, 42,700 sf. entertainment venue includes a 2,150 standing-room capacity theater, full balcony with seating, a second floor outdoor balcony, box office, lobby, concessions, catering space with kitchen, mezzanine, artists amenities and dressing rooms. The 14,000 sf. theater area will host live music, comedy, podcasts, lectures and corporate events.
AWARDS
2025 Structural Engineers Association of Central California (SEAOCC) Award for Excellence in New Construction
STRUCTURAL ENGINEER: miyamoto.
- The 2,150 Capacity | The 100-foot-long structural steel roof trusses accomplish nearly column-less house interior providing ample space and unobstructed views of the stage.
- Tuned-Mass Dampers (TMDs) | TMDs underneath the second-story, cantilevered balconies help mitigate vibrations generated by frenzied concertgoers.
- Sound Isolation | Twelve inches of fully-grouted concrete masonry walls and nine inches of normal-weight concrete fill over the roof deck to isolate concert music from the surrounding residential neighborhood.
