Facade Projection

Facade projection

Facade projections can be used as a luminous staging area to cover the entire building or to accentuate sub-areas as highlights. The possibilities of facade projection range from the depiction of static image motifs to 3D projection mapping as a prestigious advertising medium. Since 2001, projection onto a facade has been the preferred method for us to change the appearance of the building in a fascinating way without touching the building. The building facade remains intact, there is no rubbish, as only light is used. The planning and implementation of facade projections "made by TNL" is characterized by our precise knowledge of projection surfaces, projection conditions, lighting conditions, legal requirements and adaptation of the projection content.

Large-scale Staging

A facade projection can be impressively used as a marketing measure for company locations, certain products or events - temporarily or permanently installed. The projection contents are created statically or animated. The projection technology is installed inconspicuously and hidden as far as possible, so the projection can be easily integrated into the on-site infrastructure. Thanks to the high light output of innovative and low-maintenance laser projection technology, the facade becomes an eye-catcher over a wide area. The maximum image size per projector is about 60 meters in the dark. The mobile projection as a pop-up installation is an exciting tool in the field of ambient media, i.e. outdoor advertising that blends in with the environment and appears in places that are not traditional advertising spaces. Various selected facades are "approached" and used within a planned period of time. A powerful projection unit including an autonomous power supply is located in a vehicle, which means that the mobile facade projection can be used very flexibly. Construction and dismantling times are almost completely eliminated, the projection content is "on the spot" and can be changed in the context of the building.