For New York’s 2010 Fashion Week you either go big or go home. Versace went BIG – filling both of their Fifth Avenue storefront windows with 10’ tall by 4’ wide HD Video Walls that acted as the backdrop for live models wearing this season’s hottest looks.

The Ukrainian Institute of America located at Two East 79th Street is the address of one of the most spectacular mansions in New York City. Ukrainian art graces the walls of this breathtakingly ornate facility. In addition, many types of events and programs are hosted here. The concept behind this design and integration was to have technology in the building that could not be seen when not in use, while also having the capability of portability since it is used for various events.

This gorgeous new hotel is located on the Hudson River in Jersey City, New Jersey. This dynamic hotel nestled in the Financial District offers a wide range of dining, shopping and meeting options.

When Dylan’s Candy Bar, a sweets emporium on Manhattan’s East Side, decided to renovate and expand, they asked McCann Systems to integrate the audio visual elements for their confectionery tourist attraction … which is the largest candy store of its kind in the world.

Chopard, one of the world’s most prestigious designers and manufacturers of luxury timepieces, jewelry and accessories, asked the McCann organization to put audio visual creativity to work in their Manhattan flagship store at Madison Avenue and 63rd Street.The company needed a window display concept that would act as a fitting showcase and high tech exhibit for their quality products.

Elizabeth Arden’s only street level location at 5th Avenue and 54th Street in New York City, showcases the firm’s beauty brands and designer/celebrity fragrances, while an upper floor houses their Red Door Salon and Spa. McCann Systems was called on to deliver fresh audio visual integration concepts to the uniquely shaped street level site.

Originally hired as AV consultants for the build-out of the corporate offices on the 11th through 15th floor, McCann Systems was ultimately selected as a consultant for the store. As consultants, we worked on the design concept with the architects and planners and subsequently were commissioned to do the AV integration of this street level retail store.

Elie Tahari’s dream of transforming his fashion label into a lifestyle brand gained impetus with the opening of a 5,000 sq. ft. flagship store in a landmark building in East Hampton, New York. McCann Systems created the audio visual elements, including a cutting-edge sound system.

Nintendo wanted to create a memorable destination for video game enthusiasts. Through original design and smart installation, McCann Systems delivers a gamer’s paradise, brimming with unique audiovisual experiences unprecedented in any other retail environment.

Kenneth Cole is an upscale brand of sophisticated women’s and men’s clothing fashions, footwear, handbags, luggage and other accessories. The look is casual, urban, sophisticated. Cole’s fashions and accessories are carried by high-end department stores and in Kenneth Cole’s own stores throughout the world. McCann Systems
has provided the AV concepts for a number of his successful locations.

Pioneers in commercial-free satellite radio, Sirius called on McCann to design and integrate signage in the company’s two-story lobby at their Rockefeller Center headquarters.

Wyndham Worldwide one of the world’s premier hospitality companies,headquartered in Parsippany NJ hired McCann Systems to design and ultimately build all of the audiovisual elements in the Wyndham Worldwide Corporate offices. Included in this full complement of audiovisual systems are the Lobby, Training Rooms, AV presentation Rooms, Conference Rooms, Cafeteria and the Crisis Action Room.

Walking from the lobby through the main entrance, visiting groups are greeted by a community wall consisting of three rear projection video cubes. Stacked 6 feet high, they highlight the presenter delivering a welcoming message. Walk a little further and a custom designed screen is the backdrop for the university logo and a text message. The screen is composed of alternating opaque and clear horizontal strips. The message is displayed on the opaque strips while the clear strips allow guests to see through to the campus.