Public spaces and squares
A large screen on the square — for events, gatherings and information where the city meets
A square sits empty most of the year and full a handful of times. An LED surface improves both states: it gives the city a gathering point during championships, national days and Christmas openings, and it carries information and city imagery the rest of the time. Outdoors in an open space, brightness is decisive — the surface competes with daylight from every direction, so we deliver up to 10,000 nits with automatic dimming as it gets dark. Cabinets are IP69K-rated and dimensioned for wind loads at the specific site.
Built to perform
Visible in open daylight
Up to 10,000 nits keeps the surface legible in the middle of the day in an open space. A light sensor dims it automatically at night so it does not dazzle.
Broadcast and live feed
7,680 Hz refresh gives a clean image when the square is filmed. Works equally for live sport and for locally produced content.
Built to stay outside
IP69K-rated cabinets operating from –40 to +60 °C. The structure is dimensioned for wind and snow loads at the specific square.
Programmed to the calendar
Content follows the city's event calendar and changes automatically. Nobody has to go out to the square to alter what is showing.
Fitted to the streetscape
The surface can be built into an existing facade or stand on its own structure. We produce in-context visualisations for planning applications and consultation.
Dimmed outside events
The screen runs quiet content at low brightness when the square is empty. Full brightness is used only when people are actually there.
Use cases
Squares and meeting places
A gathering point during championships, national days and city festivals. The rest of the year the surface carries city information and local content.
Pedestrian and shopping streets
Opening hours, events and campaigns where people walk past. Content is managed jointly by the local retail association.
Outdoor cultural venues
Stage events and festivals on the square. The same surface carries programmes, sponsors and the live feed.
City-centre facades
A surface integrated into the facade facing the public space. Architecturally fitted, with content that follows the rhythm of the city.
Transit points in the centre
Schedule information combined with city information where people wait. One installation covers both needs.
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