Putnam Investments

• Located in Boston, this specialty floor consists of a glass corridor with 6 embedded projected holographic images. A glass enclosed videoconference room (background in photo at right) is equipped with LCD privacy glass that switches between transparent and opague.
• There is is full floor sound system, a cafe and a broadcast area for live broadcast that utilizes the specialty area as a background. (Architect: Gensler)

General Atlantic

• CMS collaborated with GA and G3 architects on this multi-use boardroom in New York. In addition, videoconference rooms were completed in London, Hong Kong and Mumbai.
• The New York boardroom has multiple cameras to enhance camera viewing angles and a multi-window display screen. Incoming video can be displayed from different locations as well as presentation graphics.

Global Law Firm

• A global law firm for which in the past 7 years CMS has implemented audiovisual designs in New York, Washington DC, Moscow, Riyadh, Boston and Paris.
• The top photo shows a theatre style conference room with videoconferencing and interactive training capabilty. The bottom photo is of a high definition videoconference room in Washington D.C.
• Architect: Gensler

Hearst Corporation

• Located in New York and one of the most significant and exciting additions to the New York skyline in years, the Hearst Tower reaches to 44 floors with views from the conference center overlooking Central Park. The audiovisual systems throughout 20 floors consist of over 70 rooms plus specialty spaces and a full floor conference center.
• Winner – ArchiTech/InfoComm Global AV Project of the Year.
• Architect: Gensler

“The bottom line is that this project is so exquisitely done. This is what you hope all projects aspire to in terms of the integration of architecture and technology” – Quote from ArchiTech Awards Judge (Towering Performance, ArchiTech Magazine – see News and Announcements)