StandardVision

StandardVision is a Los Angeles-based media and design studio that specializes in architecturally integrated LED digital displays and operates experiential media at landmark locations. Working at the intersection of art, architecture, and technology, the company designs, manufactures, installs, and programs large-scale LED media systems that are built directly into building facades, lobbies, and public spaces. Its portfolio includes some of the most prominent architectural media installations in downtown Los Angeles, such as the integrated facade displays and narrative LED lighting at the Wilshire Grand Center, a stadium-length LED display in the lobby atrium of the US Bank Tower, and a large transparent LED screen at the Metropolis development.

Beyond building and integrating these systems, StandardVision operates and sells advertising on select displays, holding media sales contracts for high-visibility screens and offering brands opportunities to reach audiences through media architecture at significant scale. The studio also produces data-driven digital art installations, blending commercial advertising with cultural and civic programming on its networks. This dual role as both a creator of custom LED media environments and an operator of the resulting advertising inventory distinguishes StandardVision from conventional billboard companies and generic display manufacturers.

By embedding screens into iconic architecture, the company delivers place-based and experiential out-of-home placements in premium urban settings where audiences gather. StandardVision serves developers, property owners, brands, and agencies seeking bespoke, architecturally significant digital media that functions simultaneously as advertising, public art, and building identity.