About this asset

Built for boardroom collaboration, this dual-display video conferencing credenza Revit family integrates twin displays over a low-profile media base. The assembly comprises a wide floor-supported credenza base housing internal AV hardware, topped by two large format displays arranged side-by-side in landscape orientation. A central equipment reveal accommodates conferencing cameras and microphone arrays directly below the screens. The lower body is split into three modular access panels with clean, vertical seams and subtle perimeter ventilation cutouts. Dual weighted baseplates extend outward to provide structural stability without permanent floor anchoring, while the upper rear structure accommodates cable management channels and integrated mounting rails.

The download is a 3.5 MB file containing a Revit family (.rfa). Load it into a project from the Insert tab with Load Family, then place it like any other component of its category; it schedules and tags with the rest of your model.

Load the RFA component directly into your project environment and position it against standard conference room walls. Because the unit is freestanding with modeled baseplates, it avoids rigid host attachments, allowing rapid placement across multiple scheme options. Assign visibility graphic overrides to differentiate equipment clearances from surrounding millwork, and schedule parameters for AV equipment coordination during detailed technical development.

Engineered for high-end commercial office floorplates, executive boardrooms, and hybrid meeting spaces, this telepresence credenza completes technology-dense collaboration layouts. It coordinates effectively with conference tables, ergonomic task chairs, acoustic wall paneling, and ceiling-mounted microphone packages. Architects and AV consultants typically specify this digital display system during schematic interior fit-outs, corporate workplace documentation, and detailed equipment scheduling packages where precise equipment footprints are required.