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NOBU Residences | Nobu Hotel & Restaurant (15-35 Mercer Street)

General Info

About the Project

Project Description

Nobu Toronto, an integrated restaurant, hotel, and condo complex is coming to Mercer Street in Toronto’s Entertainment District.

Scope

Electrical Engineering

Audio Visual

ICT Engineering

Security Engineering

Lighting Design

Final Budget

Primary Sector

Corporate/Commercial & Mixed Use

Residential & Hospitality

Secondary Sector

Mixed Use


Client

Madison Group

Architect

Teeple Architects, Turner Fleischer Architects, ERA Architects

Project Team

Madison Group, Westdale Properties Teeple Architects Turner Fleischer Architects ERA Architects Studio Munge

Key Individuals

Zdravko Crne

Mike Prsa

Stephen Kaye

Shaili Patel

Greg Rushton

Audio Visual

Nobu Toronto’s ambiance is enhanced by a state-of-the-art L-Acoustics X Series professional sound system, designed by Mulvey & Banani Audio Visual and integrated by The 192 Group. A key challenge was seamlessly incorporating powerful, high-quality sound within the venue’s architecture. The L-Acoustics X Series, known for its high performance in a compact design, was chosen to meet Nobu’s brand standards and deliver balanced audio throughout the space.

The installation includes a distributed system of 22 coaxial X8 enclosures, an X12, 25 ultra-compact 5XT speakers, and a dozen ceiling-mounted SB10i subwoofers across two levels, all powered by LA7.16i and LA4X amplified controllers. This setup enables flexible zone control for the bar and dining areas, ensuring optimal sound coverage that adapts to different atmospheres, from dynamic background music to event-level sound reinforcement for DJs.

Nobu Toronto’s L-Acoustics sound system supports the venue’s high-end experience; this installation captures the essence of concert-quality sound in a refined dining environment.
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