Bose Professional Case Study – Telegrafen Oslo
Oslo’s latest nightlife addition, Telegrafen Oslo, is an experience all its own. Located in the historic “telegraph building” in Kongens gate 21, it’s a trip back in time to the 60s, 70s, and 80s — but not without cutting-edge experiences and technology. The 3,200-square-meter venue consists of six modern and flexible event rooms, five unique…
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Oslo’s latest nightlife addition, Telegrafen Oslo, is an experience all its own. Located in the historic “telegraph building” in Kongens gate 21, it’s a trip back in time to the 60s, 70s, and 80s — but not without cutting-edge experiences and technology.
The 3,200-square-meter venue consists of six modern and flexible event rooms, five unique bars, and three game zones with over 40 games and activities — such as darts and the Dutch shuffleboard game Sjoelbak. Telegrafen Oslo is designed to give visitors the ultimate combination of delicious food, high-quality facilities, a pleasant atmosphere, and engaging, memorable entertainment.
That variety is attractive to visitors — but it presented a potential headache for audio engineers and staff. How can a space with so much to offer leverage an audio solution that is versatile enough to cater to all of these experiences without interfering with the blend of heritage and high-tech?
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