As the 2026 FIFA World Cup kicked off, employees at City National Bank’s new Financial Center headquarters in Florida gathered around a newly installed 9.7m-wide fine pitch LED video wall to watch the matches.
The large-format display quickly became the focal point of the employee break room, offering a shared space for live sports, company events, and everyday communication. The installation forms part of a wider AV project designed to modernize collaboration across the bank’s new headquarters.
Let’s tak a closer look at the LED video wall and the AV technologies behind the installation.
The LED video wall measures 9.7 meters wide by 2.7 meters high and features a 0.9mm pixel pitch, providing sharp images and fine detail for close viewing. During the opening days of the FIFA World Cup, employees gathered in front of the display to enjoy live matches, turning the break room into one of the busiest spaces in the building.
Designed as the visual centerpiece of the headquarters, the display supports far more than sports viewing. It is also used for company-wide meetings, executive presentations, employee communications, digital signage, and live broadcasts, allowing the space to serve both daily operations and major internal events.
The LED wall is powered by a Calico Pro C7-PRO-2200 video processor from tvONE, providing the processing performance needed for the high-resolution dvLED display.
The LED video wall is part of the first phase of a larger AV project completed by Avology. Working with City National Bank, architects, consultants, and trade partners, the company delivered system engineering, project management, installation, programming, commissioning, testing, and end-user training.
Beyond the break room, the project also introduced AV systems across more than 30 conference rooms, huddle spaces, and training rooms. These spaces were designed to provide a consistent Microsoft Teams Rooms experience while making presentations and collaboration easier throughout the headquarters.
The employee break room was designed as a central gathering space rather than a traditional lounge. In addition to World Cup viewing, it now hosts company meetings, employee communications, executive presentations, and live events, with the LED video wall serving as the main visual platform.
According to Avology, image quality, reliability, and flexibility were among the project’s top priorities. To support the large-format dvLED display, the company selected the tvONE Calico Pro C7-PRO-2200 video processor, which can display multiple content sources simultaneously while maintaining image quality and low latency.
The processor also offers flexible layout management, allowing content arrangements to be updated without replacing hardware. This gives City National Bank greater flexibility as its communication needs continue to evolve.
Following project completion, Avology trained bank staff on room operation, presentation workflows, and system management. As additional phases of the headquarters are completed, the company will continue deploying AV systems using the same scalable design, ensuring a consistent experience throughout the building.
