Storey Hall 344 Swanston Street, Melbourne, VIC
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Making an old space new. Audio Visual solutions for the 21st century.
The original Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT) building was built in 1844. Known today as ‘Storey Hall’, an upgrade was needed to make it ready for a new Vice Chancellor and being the best flexible future space.
With a wide and varied history (including being a moonlight cinema!), Storey Hall also has a wide and varied working life today. As a leading RMIT venue, it is a multi- functioning theater used for presentations, exhibitions, seminars, workshops and board meetings, and also for external performance’s both by RMIT’s performing arts sector and public usage.
The existing system was unreliable. An urgent upgrade was needed. As a heritage-listed building there were special requirements with buildings, permits and logistics. RMIT called InSight Systems as their preferred audio visual consultants to provide a number of specialist audio visual solutions customised to the venue.
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Wow how striking the new look is. Love the colors must be great to see with all the lights on. Regal & AMC Theatres in the USA need to hire these InSight Systems company people and have them come over to do some remodel work at their many dull movie theatres in the USA! Thanks ‘film’ for the image. Very seldom will you find Green decor in a movie theatre or event auditorium.