Your tenants' logos on the lobby screen.
Logos sit on top of the video, not inside it — the file you upload, in any of nine positions, sized to fit. Move it, swap it or take it off, and the video underneath never has to be made again.
On top
A layer over whatever is playing.
A logo is a layer over the video, not part of it. That is the whole reason this is easy: change the logo and the video does not change, change the video and the logo stays where you put it.
Nine positions, sized to fit: a corner, along an edge, or the middle of the wall — wherever the sightlines in your lobby want it.
Several at once
Every tenant gets their turn.
A wall can carry more than one mark, and a set of tenant logos can rotate across the loop so each one has the wall for a while. Adding a tenant is adding a file, not commissioning new video.
The same goes for your own mark, a building campaign, or a notice that needs to sit over everything for a week.
Whose call
A tenant's own moment — with your approval.
A firm moving in, an anniversary, a product launch: yes, and buildings do it. What does not happen is a tenant putting something on your wall themselves. You upload it, you place it, you decide when it goes up and when it comes down. Nothing goes on the wall unless you put it there.
In a lobby today
HPI's wall does exactly this.
At 301 Congress in Austin, you can watch tenants' logos rotating across the wall, changed on the schedule they choose.
Questions people ask.
- What file do you need for a logo?
- A PNG with a transparent background is best, so the logo sits on the video rather than in a box on top of it. JPG and WebP work too.
- Can a tenant upload their own logo?
- No, and that is deliberate. You upload it, you decide where it sits and when it appears, and you are the one who puts it up. Nothing goes on the wall unless you put it there.
- What about our tenants' brand standards?
- The logo goes up as the file you give us. It is placed on the screen, not redrawn — the mark a tenant approved is the mark on the wall. Where it sits and how large it is are yours to set.
- Can we take a logo down quickly?
- Yes. Moving, swapping or removing a logo does not mean making the video again; the video underneath is untouched.
- Can a tenant have the wall to themselves for a day?
- Yes, with your approval — a firm moving in, an anniversary, a launch. You decide what goes up and when it comes down.
Ready to see it on your wall?
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