The Streamliner Media Wall Düsseldorf

Screen Details

Operator: blowUP media

Dimensions: 67.2m (W) x 4.32m (H)

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Key Features

Best selling point: The Streamliner Düsseldorf delivers immersive naked-eye 3D visuals and high-impact LED storytelling through a massive horizontal media wall, creating a standout DOOH landmark embedded within the architecture of the building.
Built as a large-scale LED media wall integrated behind the glass façade of Kö-Bogen II, using high-brightness, high-resolution panels engineered for bold anamorphic 3D effects and seamless motion across an extended horizontal format.
Spanning roughly 70 meters in width, the installation is designed as one of Germany’s largest DOOH screens, with content optimized for long-format storytelling and synchronized viewing across pedestrian and vehicular sightlines.
Installed behind the glass rather than directly on the exterior façade, forming a concealed media wall system that blends digital display with architectural design while maintaining the building’s visual integrity.
Located in Düsseldorf along a prime retail and commercial district near Schadowstraße and Königsallee, benefiting from dense foot traffic, shoppers, and city-center visibility.
Ideal for brands seeking architecturally integrated DOOH, large-format storytelling canvases, and visually striking executions within a premium urban environment.

The Streamliner Düsseldorf is a large-format LED media wall integrated into the façade of Kö-Bogen II in Düsseldorf, Germany, positioned along the busy Schadowstraße shopping corridor. Unlike traditional outdoor billboards, the screen is installed behind the building’s glass façade, making it part of the architecture rather than mounted on top of it. Stretching approximately 67 meters wide and over 4 meters high, it is one of the largest DOOH screens in Germany and functions as a continuous horizontal media canvas. Its elongated format allows motion content to flow smoothly across the surface, creating a cinematic effect that complements the building’s design. Located in one of the city’s busiest retail and pedestrian areas, the installation acts as a premium DOOH media wall that blends digital content with modern architecture while capturing attention from shoppers and passersby moving through Düsseldorf’s central district.