The epic digital landscape at LAX’s new Tom Bradley International Terminal took top honors in the 2014 SEGD Global Design Awards. Art deco curtains part to reveal gold-toned dancers spinning inside a multi-tiered clock-like confection. Three-story-tall guitar strings quiver and plunk to the movements of passersby.
The new Tom Bradley International Terminal opened at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) in September 2013, the first phase of a $1.9 billion upgrade to LAX’s international service. The LEED-Silver building was designed by Fentress Architects.
MRA International, Sardi Design, Moment Factory, Digital Kitchen
When Atlanta opened its new $1.4 billion “global gateway,” the city knew that good wayfinding was a critical piece of the passenger experience. Gresham Smith and Partners made the connections.
Daktronics (Brookings, S.D.) designed and manufactured a large-format vertical LED video banner for the Michigan Avenue entrance of Chicago’s Water Tower Place. The double-sided LED display measures 8 ft. by 12 ft., features high-resolution 4mm pixel spacing, and is audio capable.
Daktronics (Brookings, S.D.) revamped 12 curved, high-resolution LED displays in the Grand Court at the Mall at Millenia (Orlando, Fla.). Designed for locations that can accept only the highest image quality at the closest viewing distances, the new displays feature technology that takes advantage of 3-in-1 SMD (surface-mount device) LED to produce exceptional brightness, unsurpassed viewing angles, and incredible picture detail, says Daktronics.
