Hat tip invidis for noting this …
A new high-rise office development in London’s financial district looks like a lot of sleek, modern skyscraper developments from the outside, but the complex – which opened in 2024 – incorporates a listed (protected) building in its footprint, and has a central square area that mashes up custom LED displays with brick heritage walls and arched windows.
The ground-level common space at 40 Leadenhall has four LED arches – 7.38 meters high and 1.48 meters wide – using custom 1.9 fine pitch cabinets and modules from Dynamo LED.
I like this because it works with the Georgian-era design. A smaller LED footprint would seemingly reduce capital costs, but that’s maybe not the case because of the custom work needed to precision-fit those arches. You don’t buy this out of a standard product sheet.
The arch screens are next to a bar/lounge and have some sort of resin coating to protect the LEDs.
Here’s a video …
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