Bloomberg

covering a NOC (Network Operations Centre), VIP Dining Room and 15 Training Rooms. Kinly worked closely with
the building contractor (Sir Robert McAlpine) and commissioning consultant (PTS Consulting). The NOC includes three Planar video walls and an
interactive 98” LCD display which are installed to bespoke floor mounted stands to match the aesthetics of the metal ‘fins’ on the outside of the
building.

The VIP Dining Room will be used by Michael Bloomberg when entertaining dignitaries and clients. This room has discreet but cutting edge AV.
One such example is the Meyer Constellation voice lift system, which has 7 microphones built into the lighting pendants above the table and 60 active
speakers in the ceiling and floor heating through to allow incredibly natural and discreet voice lift so that anyone on the table can speak and be heard by anyone else.

Finally, Kinly delivered 15 Training & Flex rooms, which are impressive training spaces with dual or triple 84” and 98” displays. They employ a Q-Sys
voice lift system with Shure beam forming ceiling microphones so all delegates in the room can be heard during training. The spaces are a mixture
of divisible and fixed rooms and are designed to train Bloomberg terminal users so intelligibility of the visual information and the trainers’ audio are
paramount, hence the investment in these spaces.

The Result

Once complete, the colossal Bloomberg Place will be one of the most impressive spaces in London’s business district. Kinly’s implementation will
be part of an unprecedented building project, estimated to have cost in excess of £1.2bn.