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Henry Kloss would be proud.They do have acoustically transparent projector screens. You could probably get a 100 inch or a bit more in a roll down screen in your space.
They also have UST projectors Ultra Short Throw. These use lasers and sit right at the base of the screen while projecting pictures up to about 150 inch size. That way you don't need a ceiling mounted or out in the room projector in the way. Prices of those are a bit more and needs a special screen which is more, but those are also getting cheaper.
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It's almost lost to the background noise of history (or maybe it's the microwave background from the Big Bang), but ol' 'enery started Advent, selling (presumably) fairly high-margin sealed monkey coffin loudspeakers to generate some working capital and brand cred so that he could produce and market a projection TV system. My recollection it was designed to be pretty short-throw, but the internet's not really backing me up (so far).

source: https://www.retroist.com/p/videobeam-and-novabeam-televisions-and-henry-kloss
EDIT: Sorry, one more -- this is too good to leave out.
source: http://www.curtpalme.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=6951
I reckon the anode voltage on those projection tubes is pretty smokin'.
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