A shared technology backbone for four boardrooms at Heritage Place: wireless presentation, IP conferencing, and TV sound in every room, run from one compact network rack.
Heritage Place's four meeting rooms share foldable partition walls, so each space needed to work as an independent boardroom while drawing from a single equipment rack. The brief called for wireless presentation, conferencing, and sound in every room, refined over several proposal rounds down to a compact, shared head end.
Each boardroom gets its own wireless presentation unit and TV soundbar tied to its display, while a shared IP-PBX and conference phones bring telephony and audio conferencing into every room from one switch and router. The whole setup runs from a single compact rack rather than four separate installations.
Even with the partition walls folded back to combine rooms, the four boardrooms were wired as four independent, mirrored signal chains rather than one shared zone, so opening a wall never crosses one room's presentation or call into another's.