A recent technical revamp at The Bridge in Oxford saw the UK's first club installation of Element Labs' VersaTILES product.
James Ussher wanted to produce something visually stunning, totally different and with a high 'wow' factor on the club's dance floor when he was asked to co-ordinate the project and he decided to do it with VersaTILES supplied by Projected Image Digital (PID).
The dance floor now features three sections of VersaTILES - a 6m x 1m strip along the end wall, flanked by two 2 x half-metre strips on the side walls. Ussher specified, designed and installed the new scheme, which saw the removal of most of the waggling disco lights and effects and the emergence of the more modern look.
The TILES are programmed with a series of eye-catching effects and run off just eight amps of power, making for savings in the future. The ceiling has been painted in high gloss to maximise the TILE effects, which are beamed up into the ceiling and bounced back onto the dance floor.
The club is also in the process of installing additional glass surfaces around the room for enhanced bounce of the TILE reflections around the room.
PID supplied an Element Labs C1 controller run the installation. All the content has been custom created by Ussher using a combination of his own Apple Motion files and those supplied by a contracted programmer.
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