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The biggest possible welcome.
Smith + Andersen provided design and consulting services for a large format video wall for the entrance to the building housing the Ted Rogers School of Management at Ryerson University. Located just steps from the incredibly-visual Dundas Square, the goal was to provide a high-value digital media experience that would stand out for students and patrons. Our engineering services included systems design, as well as architectural, structural, and electrical infrastructure coordination, as well as budget and tender guidance and construction administration services. Our team also provided design services for the electrical infrastructure.
The biggest possible welcome.
Smith + Andersen provided design and consulting services for a large format video wall for the entrance to the building housing the Ted Rogers School of Management at Ryerson University. Located just steps from the incredibly-visual Dundas Square, the goal was to provide a high-value digital media experience that would stand out for students and patrons. Our engineering services included systems design, as well as architectural, structural, and electrical infrastructure coordination, as well as budget and tender guidance and construction administration services. Our team also provided design services for the electrical infrastructure.
The medium is the message.
This 18-foot diagonal, direct-view LED display is designed for maximum impact, and is used by the school to deliver news and announcements, promote programs and student activities, as well as display community-generated content and event notifications. Critical campus updates, such as weather advisories and emergency broadcasts, are also communicated through the video wall. The system supports high-resolution images, live video streams, and other dynamic content. The system is a high-brightness, direct-view indoor LED with a 1500 nit brightness, allowing the image to be viewable from outside the building.
