A digital arch designed with SNA Displays provides access to the Whittier Library

The configuration of this digital canvas 47 m2 has been made with the solution SNA Displays Ball them 2,5 mm. It consists of two double-sided columns, joined above at angles of 90 degrees with a third screen section.

SNA Displays has manufactured and installed a Led digital arch through which visitors and users who come to the Whittier Public Library (Califoria). The integrator has been in charge of its realization Electrosonic that you have had with the content provider Render Impact.

For this digital signage project, The team selected indoor Led video technology Bold of 2,5 mm de SNA Displays. The screen consists of two double-sided columns, joined above at angles of 90 degrees with a third screen section.

Each column, that goes from floor to ceiling, It is almost a meter wide; while the upper section goes from wall to wall. This means visitors are briefly immersed on three sides using Led video technology as they pass through 'The Portal’ from the main area of ​​the library to the children's section.

“SNA Displays can adapt to any environment and give new life to all types of interior spaces”, explains Michael Senger, senior project manager at SNA Displays. “Digital screens in public areas like this are ideal for sparking the imagination or creating the right atmosphere”.

Electrosonic has been responsible for managing the installation of the double-sided display system, that processes more than 2,3 million pixels.

Its assembly required careful coordination with the teams of architects and integrators to place the digital portal in the space., taking into account the surrounding walls and the hallway, efficiently implementing data and power cabling and ensuring adequate ventilation.

To display the contents on this original digital canvas, that were relevant, attractive and quality, Electrosonic turned to Render Impact.

This company is no stranger to non-traditional digital displays. Most of the creative work he does is for requests outside the usual format of 16:9. Digital ceilings, flats, column and corner wraps 90 degrees are your main projects.

For this project, Render Impact created four separate pieces of content. An underwater scene made in Unreal Engine, creative incorporation of historical images of the city of Whittier, a 3D mid century modern bookshelf canvas and, finally, a tranquil computer-generated natural scene highlighting the library mascot, Leo, the lion.

“The Whittier Library project was an interesting project for several reasons. Led arc's non-standard display format always creates a playful canvas, as seen in the Shelving animation. Creating content for both sides of the arc (public side, children's side) gave us a great opportunity to create images for a wider range of audiences. The longer runtime of the 3D animated underwater scene allowed us to mix in several small moments for users to discover.”, clarify And Maher, production manager at Render Impact.