The Academy’s 18-foot-tall golden Emmy greets guests arriving for business meetings or red-carpet affairs.
The bright second-floor space, overlooking the elliptical driveway, houses the staff of the Television Academy Foundation.
The Hall of Fame Sculpture Garden, adjacent to the Saban Media Center, offers a place for quiet reflection.
The sculpture garden and areas surrounding the Saban Media Center showcase bronze busts and full-size sculptures of industry icons, past and present.
Johnny Carson strikes a jaunty pose at the corner.
Before taking their seats, guests can relax in the Netflix Lobby.
The donor wall displays the names of those who made the Saban Media Center possible.
The Wolf Theatre is one of the world’s most technologically advanced screening facilities. The 600-seat theatre features Dolby’s award-winning audio and imaging solutions, Dolby Atmos and Dolby Vision, as well as a 4K–3D projection system.
Vigor and Vision
Welcome to the Television Academy's reimagined campus!
After 18 months of construction, the Television Academy campus is complete. The strong vision of the Academy’s leaders — as executed by its architects and designers — is now the centerpiece of the NoHo Arts District of Los Angeles.
The visionaries behind the Saban Media Center — which stands adjacent to Television Academy headquarters — include the officers and governors of the Academy and its Foundation. Implementing that vision were the center’s architects, Gensler, and its designers, F. Dagdagan Designs; it was built by MATT Construction.
This article originally appreared in emmy magazine, Issue No. 7, 2016
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