Moment Factory is a company dedicated to Architainment, which really means using architecture to entertain; and it also won a Grand Prix Créativité Montréal 2008 in the category Urban integration. This enthusiastic group has recently outdone itself with a cool new Interactive LED Wall in Montreal, Canada. The installation had various tracking devices and low-resolution LED displays that together are capable of showing some spectacular different types of visualization that are inspired by the presence and movement of people.
We are told that some 35,000 LED bulbs have been used to make this little architectural venture which has now permanently been installed at the La Vitrine Cuturelle and can be seen in its splendor every evening from 7 to 11 pm.
Seen as an attempt to redefine the traditional architectural facade, the work done by Moment Factory has been applauded all over the place. And since La Vitrine is such a popular tourist spot, the one behind the project are sure that the Interactive LED Wall will be an added treat for those who come the La Vitrine way.
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