Located in an iconic part of the Swedish capital, Stockholm House of Culture & City Theatre brims with activities such as theater, debates, art exhibitions, film, dance and music. The entire building was recently renovated, including a new signage and communications platform.
Blocks was chosen for its reliability, flexibility and openness. Here driving some 60 displays and LED walls providing a combination of traditional signage, interactive wayfinding and live message feeds. API connections to other systems keep displays updated on all in-house activities. The local IT staff also takes full advantage of Blocks' programmability for special-purpose integrations.
Blocks was chosen for its reliability, flexibility and openness. Here driving some 60 displays and LED walls providing a combination of traditional signage, interactive wayfinding and live message feeds. API connections to other systems keep displays updated on all in-house activities. The local IT staff also takes full advantage of Blocks' programmability for special-purpose integrations.
ALEXANDER RAGGE
Operations Manager
Stockholm House of Culture and City Theatre
ALEXANDER RAGGE
Operations Manager
Stockholm House of Culture and City Theatre
Simple custom designed user interfaces let restaurants and other tenants update messages daily. Such content then appears instantly on relevant information displays in the building.
Simple custom designed user interfaces let restaurants and other tenants update messages daily. Such content then appears instantly on relevant information displays in the building.
Interactive wayfinding kiosks use custom graphics, animations and even voice for kids and visually impaired visitors. Blocks makes it easy to update text and graphics as exhibitions come and go.
Interactive wayfinding kiosks use custom graphics, animations and even voice for kids and visually impaired visitors. Blocks makes it easy to update text and graphics as exhibitions come and go.
