Wide view of the LED control room integrated by TRISON at the Saint-Denis police building for Paris 2024

Olympic Games Paris 2024

TRISON integrated the LED control room and crisis room of the new Saint-Denis police building: a redundant AV system for 24/7 monitoring during Paris 2024.

The challenge

For Paris 2024, Saint-Denis hosted the Stade de France, the Olympic Aquatics Centre and part of the Athletes’ Village. As a result, the city opened a new police building to support security operations during the Games. Its control and crisis rooms needed an audiovisual system that could run around the clock without interruption.

The insight

TRISON designed a solution based on large-format LED screens in both rooms. A single video wall management platform controls the displays across the two spaces. Furthermore, every system was built with full redundancy. Consequently, the failure of one component does not interrupt monitoring when it matters most.

Supervision room at the Saint-Denis police building with high-resolution LED screens for 24/7 monitoring

Crisis room at the Saint-Denis police building equipped with a large-format LED display integrated by TRISON

Operators at work in the Saint-Denis LED control room, with LED walls integrated by TRISON

Precision and Redundancy for 24/7 Monitoring

In the supervision room, high-resolution LED screens give security teams a shared view for continuous monitoring. In the crisis room, a large-format LED display supports the teams that coordinate the response to major incidents. Furthermore, the screens deliver viewing comfort and accurate contrast over long periods of use. Every system in the LED control room was designed with full redundancy. As a result, operations stay stable and continuous, even if a component fails.