
Corporate
Lobby walls, town-hall LED and meeting room displays rolled out to one standard across every floor of a Midtown or FiDi lease.
Talk to us about your corporate projectLED video walls, digital signage, projection and video distribution for offices, venues and storefronts across Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx and Staten Island. Designed, installed and supported by DIST's New York team.




The space, the building, rough screen size, what you want to show and your timeline are enough to start. We come back with next steps and a site visit if needed.

“We solve AV and IT challenges with passion, speed & integrity. Happy to sit on a call to discuss your AV and IT needs.”
Displays, sources, distribution and control designed together, so every screen shows the right thing at the right time.

Direct-view LED and narrow-bezel LCD walls for lobbies, town halls and brand spaces, engineered for the structure, power and viewing distance of the room, like our 59-foot wall at Well & Durst.

Laser projectors, motorized screens and lifts for training rooms, auditoriums and venues, like the dual projection rooms we built at 3 Times Square.

4K displays and touch panels with wireless sharing and whiteboarding, integrated with Teams and Zoom.

Menu boards, wayfinding, lobby and retail displays with central content management, so one person can update every screen in every New York location.

Matrix switching and AV-over-IP that send any source to any screen, from a dozen bar TVs at State of Play to every display on a floor.

Crestron and Q-SYS control so displays, sources and playlists switch on schedule or from a single touch panel.
We work through these four points with you during design, before any equipment is ordered.
Pixel pitch and screen size chosen for how far away people will be standing.
Displays rated for the ambient light in the room, from dim bars to sunlit lobbies and street-facing windows.
Mounting, wall backing, power and heat load engineered and coordinated with your contractor and the building before anything is ordered.
Processors, players and control that let your team change what is on screen without calling us.
“That massive 59-foot LED wall [DIST] put in has transformed how we run town halls and seminars.”See the project
Screens designed for the way New York spaces are used, delivered with precision.

Lobby walls, town-hall LED and meeting room displays rolled out to one standard across every floor of a Midtown or FiDi lease.
Talk to us about your corporate projectOne display or a 59-foot wall, the sequence is the same, and every step accounts for how New York buildings actually operate.

We measure the wall, viewing distances, ambient light, structure and power, and confirm the route equipment takes through the loading dock and freight elevator.
Display selection, pixel pitch, mounting and signal flow, with renderings so you see the size on your wall before you buy, packaged for landlord review.
Backing, power and cabling coordinated with your GC while walls are open, so the install day is clean.
Mounting, alignment and seam calibration done by our crews, nights and weekends in occupied Manhattan buildings.
Color and brightness calibrated across every panel, processors and players configured, and your content loaded.
Your team learns to change content and sources, then our help desk, remote monitoring and SoHo-based engineers take it from there.
DIST monitors enrolled displays remotely, keeps a help desk answering 24/7 and sends engineers from our SoHo office to replace modules and recalibrate walls.

Not sure what size or type of screen fits your New York space? Send us a photo of the wall and we will recommend one.
“That massive 59-foot LED wall [DIST] put in has transformed how we run town halls and seminars.”
Ready for screens like these in your building?
We design and install with the brands the industry runs on.

Lobby walls, town-hall LED and meeting room displays in Class A towers, like our projection rooms at 3 Times Square.

Flagship retail video walls, window displays and showroom signage that change with every campaign.

Lobby and trading-floor displays in older towers where structure and power take extra planning.

Bars, venues and creative offices that need screens to match the design, not fight it, like State of Play.
Cost, technology, timelines and building logistics, answered.
It depends on the size, the technology (direct-view LED or LCD), pixel pitch and how much structure and power the wall needs. After a site survey we send a fixed, itemized proposal with options so you can compare sizes and resolutions line by line.
Direct-view LED has no seams, goes very large and gets bright enough for lobbies and storefront windows. LCD walls cost less for smaller sizes and close viewing, but have thin seams between panels. We recommend based on the room, viewing distance and budget.
As a rule of thumb, the closer people stand, the finer the pitch you need. We size pixel pitch to the nearest typical viewing distance so the image looks sharp without paying for resolution nobody can see.
Smaller walls are often installed and calibrated in a few days once equipment is on site. Large LED walls that need structure and power usually take one to several weeks, scheduled around construction, freight elevator bookings and after-hours access.
Yes. Most of our New York work is in occupied towers. We stage equipment off site, book freight elevators ahead of time, and schedule disruptive work for nights and weekends.
Yes. We issue COIs naming the landlord and managing agent, submit drawings and structural details for building approval, and coordinate with the base-building engineer on power and mounting.
Yes. We set up cloud-based digital signage so your team can schedule and update content on every screen, in every location, from one dashboard.
Yes. We install laser projectors, motorized screens and lifts for training rooms, auditoriums and venues, like the dual projection rooms at 3 Times Square, as well as projection mapping for events.
Yes. Matrix switching or AV-over-IP lets you put any source on any screen, controlled from a touch panel or tablet, like the system we built for State of Play in New York.
Yes. Our help desk answers 24/7, enrolled displays are monitored remotely, and engineers from our SoHo office handle on-site service, including panel replacement.
All five boroughs, including Midtown, Hudson Yards, the Financial District, SoHo, Brooklyn and Long Island City, from our office on Mercer Street in SoHo.
Tell us the address, the space, the screens you have in mind and the timeline. A DIST engineer will survey the site, then come back with a design, a schedule and a number.