Standing at 2 Bolshaya Tulgskaya Street, this vertical LED screen greets motorists cresting the Tulgskaya overpass on their final approach to Moscow’s city centre. The site funnels dense weekday commuter flows and weekend shoppers heading toward Serpukhovskaya Square and key metro lines. Positioned above eye level and free of nearby high-rise obstructions, the display’s dynamic content draws sustained attention from vehicles, buses, and curbside pedestrians alike - ideal for high-impact, time-sensitive messaging.

This massive LED screen wraps the Oceania Shopping Mall on Kutuzovsky Prospekt - one of the capital’s most elite avenues. Located near Slavyansky Bulvar metro station, the screen is highly visible to motorists and mallgoers alike. The display comprises three seamlessly connected sections, offering a total area of 3,585 m². With an ultra-high resolution of 16960×864 px, it supports vivid brand storytelling, including nighttime stills. Average daily reach exceeds 721,000 people, making it a premium asset for impactful visual campaigns.

Located on one of Moscow’s most prestigious avenues, this 370 m² digital media façade stands out with high visibility to both drivers and passersby. The screen plays dynamic 10-sec videos between 06:00–20:00 and static visuals overnight, ensuring around-the-clock exposure. With a total of 288 daily impressions and a GRP of 1.29, the format offers reliable reach for campaigns targeting the capital’s central districts.

The LED media facade wraps the frontage of TVK Avtomobili at Yuzhnoportovaya 22 bld. 1, presenting a clean, head-on read across broad carriageways with long light cycles. Continuous flows of commuters, delivery vehicles and mall visitors move through the junction throughout the day, while the site’s elevated mount and open frontage provide an extended approach window. Unobstructed sightlines keep campaigns in view from first approach through the turn, delivering repeated, high-quality exposures to both drivers and pedestrians.

This LED screen is installed at the 71st km of MKAD’s outer side, facing one of the region’s most congested traffic zones between Leningradskoe and Volokolamskoe highways. The site experiences regular jams and sustained viewing times, exceeding 672,000 views daily. Positioned on the facade of a specialized shopping center and elevated above road level, the structure ensures exceptional visibility. Surrounded by dense residential development and commercial infrastructure, the location guarantees high audience engagement.

The LED media facades are mounted on the Kashirskaya Plaza shopping mall at the intersection of Kashirskoe Highway and Shipilovskaya Street. The building’s unique architecture and height make the screens stand out from afar. Excellent visibility from both directions and proximity to metro and major transit routes ensure maximum exposure. The surrounding area includes retail centers, offices, and densely populated residential zones, ensuring frequent daily contact with diverse urban audiences.

The LED media facade is mounted on the 4-star Hotel Salut in the South-Western District of Moscow, at the major intersection of Leninsky Prospekt and Vernadsky Avenue. Surrounded by metro stations, parks, and top shopping malls, the area offers heavy traffic flow and a highly diverse audience. Its vast screen ensures maximum reach during peak hours. HD visuals are displayed continuously in looped broadcasts, ideal for premium brand visibility in a high-traffic urban setting.

The LED media facade is located on Shosse Entuziastov, just after the TTK exit, and targets heavy vehicle traffic. Its large format is visible from over 300 meters, ensuring outstanding visibility, recall, and advertising impact. Positioned at a busy junction, this façade benefits from prolonged contact time and high OTS - reaching up to 310,400 views per day. The screen’s placement and dimensions make it ideal for bold, high-reach campaigns.

This LED media facade in Odintsovo faces Mozhayskoye Highway and is oriented toward heavy vehicular traffic. Its large size and unobstructed line of sight provide long contact time and strong visibility. The surface is visible from over 600 meters, ensuring early exposure to oncoming traffic. Located in a densely populated area, the facade delivers consistent and high-impact impressions, reaching up to 480,000 daily contacts.

Set on Kashirskoe Highway’s busy commercial corridor, this digital facade fronts the Moscow shopping complex at 61 k3A. The 14 × 11 m screen faces six lanes of inbound traffic and sits beside a metro entrance and bus hub, capturing steady streams of motorists, shoppers and office commuters. Bright 10-second loops remain readable for 300 m, giving retailers, apps and mass-market brands a high-reach canvas in a high-spend district.