A historic Danish hotel undergoes a renovation and technology upgrade, resulting in an aesthetic and user-friendly AV installation that blends in with the classic interiors. A renovation must respect the original framework, especially when installing technology that is neither a natural nor an integrated part of the charm of Lichtenberg's Palace.
The installation of Touch panels, Biamp's Neets Control - TanGo control system, and Switching Relay - 4 allowed the AV equipment to act as fillers for all the holes in the existing AV setup. The simple design - exterior and interior - made the products blend into the white color on the walls, and it avoids scarring the interior design and unique feeling of the hotel.
The result was a discreet AV solution that lives up to the hotel’s expectations: User-friendliness and intuitiveness from controlling the background music in the reception, lounge, library, courtyard, walking street, and the restaurant.
Touch panels, which are placed in each of the three banquet rooms. Right above the ceiling, a Biamp Neets Switching Relay - 4 is mounted. It is used for controlling a number of lifts and canvas screens, and this is where aesthetics and interior design come into play.