RI «Delta»
In October 2017, in the Northern Izmailovo region, our specialists launched a media facade, which entered the top 20 largest media facades in Europe.
The media facade was installed on the tallest building of the Northern Izmailovo district, the Scientific Research Institute "Delta", which is 132 meters high. The large-scale screen area makes it an effective carrier with unique visibility. The media facade covers the western side of the tower: its area is 2499.50 sq.m. Screen pitch 25x31 mm, size - 71x34 m.
"Research Institute DELTA" is located at the intersection of traffic flows. The media facade constructed and installed by us is viewed from Bolshaya Cherkizovskaya Street, Okruzhny Proezd and Schelkovskoye Highway. It is worth noting that due to the unique design of the media facade advertising is noticeable from a far distance and from almost any angle. In addition to commercial advertising on the media facade, social videos will also be broadcast.
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HDLT continues to expand its list of successful projects and presents its newest LED screen for the South Pole shopping center in St. Petersburg. This project is another striking example of innovative solutions developed by our company for large shopping centers.
Technical specifications:
- size 6400x1440 mm;
- pixel pitch P 3.07 mm
The new LED screen for the South Pole shopping center has impressive dimensions and a pixel pitch that provides a clear and high-quality picture even at large distances. One of the key points of this project is its strategic placement inside the shopping center. The equipment is located in a high-traffic area, which guarantees maximum visibility of the image and effective impact on the target audience.
The LED screen project for the South Pole shopping center emphasizes the desire of the HD LED TEH team to search for advanced solutions in the field of LED technology. Our specialists work carefully on each project to provide customers with the highest level of equipment quality and to make any expectations come true.
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