Seven storeys of LED is a tall order, the tallest in Australia. This digital display project had a longer gestation period than any Ci LED project before or since, and that includes such formidable LED projects as the MCG, Marvel, Yagan Square and the Adelaide Festival Centre forecourt. Uni SA was scrupulously careful to ensure the safety parameters were properly researched and that took time.  The time and effort was worth it. This LED installation will provide the means to both publicise the university and showcase South Australian digital art for years to come.

To watch the installation video, click the link below. And stay tuned. The content stories for this exciting digital canvas will emerge in the months ahead. #unisaLED

https://twitter.com/UniversitySA/status/1358645640218181633?s=20

Enabling installation retrospectively in existing spaces through the Ci Group opens up access to Delos wellness solutions to every possible commercial or institutional application, from single room to whole of enterprise. This is a game changer.

“Partnering with audio visual and technology integrator Ci Group will enable retrofitting of Delos’s full suite of wellness solutions to its many clients, paving the way for more Australian indoor spaces to become healthier than ever before.”

Ci Group Director Nicholas Guzzardi said, “Through our partnership with Delos, our clients will be provided the reassurance of evidence-based research in support of the wellness technology being offered. We very much look forward to bringing the benefit of state of-the-art Delos wellness solutions to more Australian indoor spaces than previously possible — individual workplaces, schools and universities, aged care, hospitals, hotels and more.”

Read more: http://hospitalhealth.com.au/content/design-in-health/article/delos-australia-expands-wellness-across-human-environment-769774802#ixzz6fsuHG9vP

https://thecigroup.com.au/workplace-tech/wellness/

Mirvac and Woods Bagot have done something clever at 275 Kent St Sydney, and the Ci Group helped them do it. The use of LED display overhead combined with sophisticated content management technology has enabled Mirvac to make the building's food court and meeting place far more interesting and engaging than it would be otherwise.  It's also a great way to incorporate some biophilic elements indoors that don't require watering.

GPT, Cox Architecture, CBRE (Montlaur), NDY, Bengar Films and the Ci Group make a formidable combination. Together, in conjunction with Built as the selected construction company, they have delivered the largest indoor LED lobby project in the southern hemisphere.  Cox has gone even further with a re-interpretation of the entire ground floor that better engages with the outside world as well as with the building's inhabitants.

Great content is what ultimately engages an audience, and Bengar Films have successfully created bespoke motion art to connect people with the space on an emotional level. They achieved this by focusing their art upon wellbeing, time and our connection to the lands of Melbourne in a world's first collaboration with renowned indigenous artist Peter Farmer. They also pioneered a series of procedural arts, honouring the design elements of the space and creating ever-changing interest for tenants and their visitors.