Media Resources

This location enjoys foot traffic from Nanning's top‑tier mixed‑use commercial district, with a daily average pedestrian flow of about 150,000 people and a vehicle flow of around 400,000 trips. The peak flow on holidays can reach 490,000 people per day.

The twin towers stand staggered, with the north tower reaching 314.5 meters and the south tower 249.5 meters. Featuring a streamlined deconstructivist architectural style, they boast striking modern aesthetics. By day, they serve as a high‑end urban business landmark; by night, they transform into a giant light‑and‑shadow screen, emerging as a must‑visit popular spot for night tours in Nanjing.

Located in the Swan Lake Cultural Business District of Shushan District, it takes the waters of Swan Lake as a natural mirror, links the lighting curtain walls on the facades of more than a hundred high‑rise buildings around the lake to create a huge urban‑scale three‑dimensional light‑and‑shadow show venue. It has been featured on CCTV News Broadcast on multiple occasions and is also a popular local check‑in spot during holidays.

As the core circulation hub of the underground commercial complex of Guojin Street, it serves as an inevitable convergence point for passenger flow from two‑line metro and shopping crowds in the business district. Boasting a uniquely advantageous geographical location, it is an irreplaceable core display spot within the underground business district of Wuyi Square.

Seamlessly connected to Wuyi Square Station of Changsha Metro and IFS International Finance Square, it enjoys massive foot traffic and is situated in one of the most bustling central areas of Changsha. The mall is always abuzz with activity, and its diverse business formats can satisfy all‑in‑one consumption needs covering shopping, leisure, entertainment, dining, culture, tourist check‑ins and more.

The location directly faces two-way traffic on the main road with an unobstructed panoramic view. Its ultra-long visible distance ensures clear exposure from afar, completely avoiding the occlusion and blind spot issues commonly seen with large screens in core business districts. It is one of the busiest hubs with the heaviest vehicular and pedestrian traffic in downtown Singapore.

Facing the northbound traffic on the main Sukhumvit Road, persistent congestion occurs during morning and evening rush hours with vehicles staying stationary for extended periods, granting audiences ample viewing time. This media asset is a landmark giant 90° right-angle corner LED screen. Its two-sided screens create an enveloping corner visual effect, making it the exclusive corner-type outdoor DOOH at the Asok Roundabout.

The locations cover four-way traffic around the ring road, long-distance traffic on main arterial roads and dense pedestrian flows on overpasses. Free from obstruction by tall buildings, they deliver continuous exposure throughout all time slots including morning rush-hour commutes and nighttime leisure hours around the clock.