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| Area:Shanghai | Type:Outdoors | Frequency:120 |
| Address:1011 Caobao Road | Format:led | Duration:15s |
| Location:Caohejing Impression City | Min Qty:1 | |
| Size:8.5m*10.0m=85.00㎡ | Min Period:2weeks |
The LED on the exterior of North Gate 3 of Shanghai Caohejing Impression City is a high-potential outdoor digital media embedded in the heart of Shanghai’s innovation and technology hub. Whether for new product launches, niche penetration, or emotional fan interactions, it enables efficient reach, community recognition, and city landmark association, offering integrated communication value. With its unique industrial location, precise high-end audience targeting, landmark exterior features, and strong social media potential, it demonstrates differentiated media advantages compared to traditional shopping district LEDs.
North Gate 3 faces Caobao Road, a main city thoroughfare with heavy vehicle and pedestrian traffic, serving as a crucial visual interface for entering both the mall and the industrial park. Advertisements there not only reach mall visitors but also affect commuters and residents throughout the Caohejing area, creating a broad commercial influence and supporting branded events aligned with park festivals, corporate open days, and product launches.
This LED screen is situated outside Gate 3 on the northern edge of Caohejing Impression City, backed by several large office parks to the north and residential communities to the south. Its prime location attracts dense foot traffic. The project sits above Metro Line 12’s Caobao Road Station, with direct subway exits leading into the commercial area, and city bus drop-off points adjacent to the mall's main axis, making transportation extremely convenient. The exterior LED media can leverage the project’s technological features, such as LBS positioning technology and smart parking navigation systems, to enable more precise advertising delivery and interactive experiences.
As an important technological carrier for the park’s positioning as a trendy lifestyle hub, it conveys the brand essence of technology, fashion, and culture, enhancing brand exposure, attracting visitors, and strengthening consumer interaction with the mall.
The LED screen is a digital media installation that integrates commercial display, interactive experience, and architectural aesthetics. Through Philips professional lighting's transparent screen technology and human-screen interaction system, it transforms the north façade into a high-tech "digital interface," becoming a distinctive landmark that sets Impression City apart from traditional shopping centers.
With the park's commuting traffic, precise coverage of high-knowledge customer groups, landmark status of the exterior façade, and celebrity endorsement, this site has become an indispensable strategic-level exposure window for technology brands, trendy IPs, and the fan economy in the Caohejing area.
By leveraging Philips professional lighting's transparent screen technology and exclusive human-screen interactive system, the architectural façade has been successfully transformed into a perceptive and thoughtful intelligent media interface. It is not only a display window for commercial information but also a digital bridge connecting the technology park and consumer space. Through its four core advantages—transparency, interactivity, intelligence, and aesthetics—it creates unprecedented possibilities for brand marketing and customer experience, becoming a landmark media asset that distinguishes Impression City within the Caohejing area.
The media investment value is extremely high, not only offering a rapid return on investment of 2.5-3.5 years and long-term annualized returns of 16-22%, but also, due to its technological leadership and locational advantages, serving as a key node connecting Caohejing's high-tech industry with commercial consumption. It possesses multiple layers of value accumulation and long-term appreciation potential.
As a nationally rare core outdoor digital medium in a state-level science and technology innovation park, its investment value far exceeds that of ordinary commercial advertising spaces. It is supported by four core pillars: rarity of industrial location, the ability to target high-net-worth customer groups, potential for emotional communication, and long-term city development dividends.


















