DESIGN · CONNECT · AUTOMATE
Hospitality & Entertainment
Rumors Sports Bar
At Rumors, the bar and the dining area have different rhythms. One guest is following every play; another is sharing dinner while the game is on. Both deserve a good view without losing the atmosphere of the room.
ITAM integrated sports displays across those spaces, planning around the seats, tables and movement of guests—not simply the number of televisions on the wall.
Discuss your projectHOSPITALITY & ENTERTAINMENT / THE PROJECT
Watch the game.
Stay in the conversation.
The question was never just how many screens to install. It was where people sit, what they want to see and how the room can remain enjoyable for more than one kind of guest.
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01 / THE VIEW FROM THE TABLE
Can you see the play
from here?
The dining area is part of the sports-bar experience, not a room apart from it. Displays were integrated so guests could follow the game while having a meal and talking together.
The useful test is simple: sit where the guest sits, look toward the action, and make sure the room still feels welcoming.
02 / THE WHOLE EXPERIENCE
Two spaces.
One connected night.
A busy bar and a quieter table do not ask for identical experiences. ITAM considered the relationship between the displays and each setting so entertainment could be present without taking over.
The room, its people and the technology should all work together.
THE RESULT
The game stays visible.
The people stay connected.
Sports entertainment reaches both bar and dining guests, with the displays considered as part of the venue's social experience.
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