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Office of the Prime Minister (OPM), Namibia

Office of the Prime Minister (OPM), Namibia · Windhoek, Namibia

The Cabinet Chamber, with curved timber-panelled walls, a gold ceiling feature and a trolley at the centre

Summary

The Office of the Prime Minister in Windhoek wanted better conferencing in its historic Cabinet Chamber. We added LED screens, ceiling microphones and loudspeakers that respect the room's heritage.

The setting

The Office of the Prime Minister (OPM) is a historical building in Windhoek, Namibia's capital. It plays a critical role in government and houses the rooms where the country's legislation is drafted.

The challenge

The government chose to improve the Cabinet Chamber with sound reinforcement and a visual display system, to improve the conferencing experience.

The chamber is historic. Any new equipment had to work in the room without spoiling it.

What we did

In consultation with Gadgets Namibia, we designed and installed a complete solution. It includes Pixel Plus LED screens on the upper levels and a Novastar LED controller, with Sennheiser ceiling microphones, Audac loudspeakers and a Taiden digital conference microphone system.

We also built custom Stage Plus trolleys to house four Samsung screens in the centre of the room. A QSC touch panel on a chamber desk handles control.

The outcome

The Cabinet Chamber now has sound reinforcement and display screens that bring it in line with modern conferencing standards, while keeping its character.

SAW Namibia have delivered an impeccable solution, designing customised solutions where required that respect the heritage of the room whilst bringing it line with modern conferencing standards.

Victor Nzaramba Gadgets Namibia, Office of the Prime Minister

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