Melbourne Central Digital Pillars
Curved

Melbourne Central Digital Pillars

Melbourne, Australia

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The Melbourne Central Digital Pillars are a series of full-motion LED screens wrapped around structural columns at the entrance and exit of Melbourne Central train station. Part of the oOh!media network, these digital pillars are integrated directly into the station architecture, positioning them within the main commuter flow between the platforms, escalators, and retail precinct. The column-wrapped format allows content to be visible from multiple angles as pedestrians move through the concourse, creating continuous exposure in one of Melbourne’s busiest transit environments. Designed for high dwell time and heavy daily foot traffic, the installation functions as a premium transit DOOH format targeting commuters at close range.

Specifications

Screen Type
Curved
Operating Hours
Station's Schedule: Monday -Thursday: 5:00AM-12:00 AM Friday-Sunday: 24 Hours (Starts Friday 05:00 AM, ends Monday 12:00 AM)
Foot Traffic
70,700,000/year
Surrounding
Melbourne Central Station - Swanston St Concourse

Key Features

•Best selling point: The Melbourne Central Digital Pillars deliver prominent full-motion LED visibility with vibrant digital creative across multiple vertical screens in one of Melbourne’s busiest transit and retail hubs. •Built with high-brightness, high-resolution outdoor LED technology optimized for sharp visuals and dynamic content that engages high volumes of pedestrians and commuters. •Supports full-motion digital creative that drives engagement, brand recall, and social buzz in a dense urban environment with strong dwell time. •Located at Melbourne Central, a key transport interchange and major retail destination with continuous foot traffic from shoppers, students, workers, and tourists. •Ideal for brands seeking standout outdoor advertising and premium DOOH presence in one of Australia’s most vibrant city centre corridors.

Demographics

Urban commuters; shoppers; young professionals; tourists