International Monetary Fund (IMF)

SNA Displays provided LED display technology throughout a multi-phase enhancement project for International Monetary Fund (IMF) offices at 1900 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW and 700 19^th Street, NW in downtown Washington, D.C.

Atrium

SNA Displays collaborated with audio-video technology specialist AVI-SPL to manufacture and install a BOLD™ Interior LED display for the IMF Atrium at 700 19^th Street. The digital display features artistic content and is mounted on one end of the atrium at floor level, letting viewers experience it up close and personal or from one of the many office windows facing into the interior courtyard. The atrium itself is a wide floor space with a glass ceiling, allowing for plenty of natural light.

The top of the display extends above the rectangular steel frame to which it is mounted flush. The frame is finished with perforated metal cladding.

The direct-view LED has a 2.5 mm pixel pitch. It is 31' tall at its highest point and 68'3" long. This gives the display 17.7 million total pixels over 1,189 square feet of LED canvas.

Conference Hall

With digital solutions becoming a more integral part of architecture and workspace modernization, choosing a state-of-the-art video wall allows conference hosts to engage their audiences with dynamic, eye-catching digital experiences.

As part of this growing trend, SNA Displays manufactured and supplied a BOLD™ Interior display product for a conference hall inside the government building at 1900 Pennsylvania Avenue. The LED video wall uses a floor stand subframe that is integrated flush against the wood-panel wall. This frame was custom-built and installed by RP Visual Solutions.

The BOLD™ LED display employs a pixel pitch of 2.5 mm and is 9'7" high by 18'4" wide (1,170 pixels x 2,240 pixels). At that resolution, this means that the display has 2.6 million total pixels.

SNA Displays partnered with Diversified, a commercial integrator, display installer, and channel partner. The wood finish on this display provides a stylistic contrast to the sleek steel frame found in another downtown Washington, D.C., collaboration between SNA Displays and Diversified.

Board Room

Working again with integrator AVI-SPL, SNA Displays completed a wall-mounted digital display from its BRILLIANT™ Interior line of LED products. The display has a pixel pitch of 1.2 mm and was installed flush into the tiled wall of a circular-shaped board room in the same building as the Atrium. To make the display flush, the display had to be set about 6 inches deep into the wall using a subframe made by RP Visual Solutions.

The display is 8'10" tall by 15'9" wide (2,160 x 3,840 pixels) for a total of 8.3 million pixels.