High-spec AV system at Cambridge college
Where do you start when recommending a screen for a building that emphasizes natural light, and demands very high image quality? Snelling Business Systems faced that challenge when they won an AV tender at Robinson College, UK, with an effective and economical solution based on dnp’s Supernova Infinity Screen.
The ideal learning environment
The new Crausaz Wordsworth Building at Robinson College, part of the University of Cambridge, UK, reflects the university’s traditions and uses high-specification technology throughout. The conference facility was designed to use natural light to create an uplifting environment for learning and networking.
Image brightness is key
The AV brief required the quality and brightness of the projected images to be clear and legible from all seating positions around the room, within the normal operational range of the installed lighting system.
Installer proposes dnp
Snelling Business Systems set about investigating different options. Several screen types, along with higher brightness projectors, were considered before the final package was decided. “We recommended a dnp Supernova Infinity Screen with a Digital Projection HIGHLite Laser 12k projector,” comments Steve Royans, Business Development Director at Snelling. “And not only for the ‘wow’ factor everyone wanted. Crucially, our solution delivered the best value, too.”
Elegant installation
Another aspect of the brief was for seamless integration with the building’s fabric. “We achieved this by recessing the dnp front-projection screen into the presentation wall,” continues Steve. “And we created a projection room, which meant only the projection port was visible within the facility.” Robinson College now has a conference facility with a quality AV system that matches its aspirations in every way.
227” dnp Supernova Infinity Screen, 16:10
Robinson College, University of Cambridge, UK
Snelling Business Systems, UK
Digital Projection HIGHLite Laser 12k
Conference room
Paradigm Audio Visual, UK