Boardroom
Invisible. Until it performs.
AV built into the room: hidden cameras and mics, a large display wall and one-touch control. Quiet until the meeting starts.
Sound familiar?
The board meets at nine. The chair is ready. The room isn’t.
- Cables and boxes clutter a premium room.
- Three remotes. Nobody knows which one.
- Directors online hear the room, not the speaker.
Boardroom at the Office of the Royal Society
The best AV is the AV you don’t notice.
Four things built into the room.
01
Architectural integration
Ceiling-recessed cameras, in-furniture mics and distributed speakers, planned with your architects.
02
Large-format display
Direct-view LED walls, projection or multi-display video walls, sized for the room.
03
Audio reinforcement
Distributed speakers, DSP and microphones for presenters and the audience.
04
Hybrid and room control
Zoom Rooms with touchscreen controllers and one-touch scene presets.
Room types
Boardrooms we build.
Executive boardroom
Discreet AV, executive seating, a large display wall and touchscreen control.
- AVer TR535
- FONE700
- AUDAC line array
- Crestron
Royal and ceremonial
Ceremonial rooms that need especially discreet integration and a premium finish.
Trusted in rooms that matter.
Brand headquarters
- Patek Philippe
- Singha Corporation HQ
International institutions
- UN ESCAP
Thai institutions
- Office of the Royal Society
- Bhumibol Adulyadej Hospital
Questions, answered.
Can the AV really be hidden?
Yes. Cameras can be recessed into the ceiling, microphones built into the furniture and speakers distributed out of sight — coordinated with your interior architect and lighting designer.
See your space first.
Our engineers visit, measure the space and check the light, then recommend the right setup. The survey is free.