Location: Lausanne, Switzerland
PROJECT OVERVIEW
In 1871, Gabriel de Rumine (1841-1871), an aristocrat of Russian origin with a Lausanne mother, left 1'500'000 francs to the City of Lausanne for the construction of a building for public use. The City decided to build a new university at the foot of the City hill, and organized an architecture contest in 1889, which was won by Gaspard André of Lyon.
ATEÏS SOLUTION
Ateïs provided a complete EN54-compliant public address and voice alarm system to meet both safety and comfort audio needs. The installation is based on the IDA8 platform, ensuring high intelligibility, full redundancy, and centralized control. A Magellan Desk operator console was integrated for efficient paging, supervision, and emergency announcements throughout the shopping center.
DISCOVER THE BOUTIQUE SYSTEMRESULTS
- Clear and even sound coverage across all zones
- Fast and secure voice alarm activation in case of emergency
- Intuitive and centralized system management
- Compliance with EN54 standards
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