SESAC

IKBSystems designed and integrated the audio, video, and control infrastructure across the entire facility. A complete signal distribution backbone, a sound masking system across the open office, and architectural acoustic treatment in the key rooms were engineered for a cohesive workplace.

The conference rooms received unified communications, presentation capability, and a consistent control interface that launches any meeting in seconds. The distributed audio system outputs through Tannoy pendants in common areas and a Renkus-Heinz ICONYX performance rig in the living room. A video wall anchors the main corridor for brand expression and visitor-facing content.

Acoustic treatment in the conference rooms and songwriter rooms was designed alongside the audio applications so that the architecture supports the hardware instead of fighting it. The sound masking in the open office runs at a level that supports speech privacy without drawing attention to itself. One team, one decision structure, one accountable outcome.

Every space in this building runs on one integrated infrastructure. The conference rooms launch the same way. The songwriter rooms are acoustically aligned with the system performance. The open office has masking. The distributed audio covers every common area. None of it asks a user to figure it out. That outcome is the difference between installing equipment and integrating systems. The building stopped being a technology problem. What SESAC got is a headquarters that sounds like the organization inside it, with an ownership experience carried forward under lifecycle management.