WSDG has completed the deployment of extensive audio-visual technology and acoustic treatments at Billionaire St. Moritz, a new dinner show and nightclub located within the Grand Hotel des Bains Kempinski in Switzerland. According to a report by Installation magazine, the project included the installation of a 35-square-meter AOTO LED wall with over 4K resolution, stacked Epson projectors for holographic effects, and a full d&b sound system.
The source states that WSDG collaborated with system integrator Bild+Ton and various architects to convert the former Casino St. Moritz into the high-end venue. Gabriel Hauser, senior partner at WSDG, told Installation that the design required a sophisticated room-within-room construction approach to ensure loud performances ranging from vocals to drum and bass do not disturb hotel guests. This involved replacing original masonry with a reinforced concrete shell and installing decoupling systems tuned to low frequencies.
Installation further reports that the technical setup includes a Yamaha mixing console, Sennheiser wireless microphones, 34 JB-Lighting spotlights, and a central Crestron control system for intuitive operation. The publication notes that Knauf’s Cocoon system team designed a steel structure to support gypsum boards while housing infrastructure, with rigging points connected directly to the concrete to accommodate aerial acts.
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