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Masters Voice Technology delivered a state-of-the-art audio visual integration project for Oran Park Library, supporting Camden Council’s vision for a modern, flexible and community-focused library environment. The project combined interactive projection, large venue laser projection, immersive audio, interactive play technology and centralised AV control into one integrated system. The result is a flexible public space that can support film nights, digital workshops, children’s programs, presentations, community events and educational activities. As a leading audio visual installer in Sydney, Masters Voice Technology designed the system to be practical for library staff, reliable for public use and visually integrated into the architectural design of the space.
Oran Park Library was designed as more than a traditional library. It needed to operate as a community hub for learning, events, digital engagement and family-friendly activities.
The AV system needed to support:
The key challenge was to deliver a professional commercial AV system that could support multiple use cases while remaining easy to operate, low maintenance and suitable for a busy public environment.
The AV system workflow was designed to make the library easy to operate across different event types and public programs. Staff can move between presentation, cinema, workshop and interactive modes without needing to manage separate systems manually.
Step 1
Present & Collaborate
Step 2
Project & Enagage
Step 3
Support the Audience
Step 4
Create Interactive Experiences
Masters Voice Technology designed and installed a modular AV system that combined projection, sound, interactivity and control into one coordinated solution.
The system was selected to suit the library’s physical environment, public use requirements and long-term operational needs. Each AV element was chosen to support a clear purpose: collaboration, presentation, audience engagement, children’s learning or simple staff operation.
The design also considered cable routing, equipment mounting, ventilation and service access to maintain a clean architectural finish and support long-term reliability.
The solution included:
Epson EB-1485Fi interactive projectors were used to support collaboration, annotation and workshop-style learning environments. The EB-1485Fi is a Full HD interactive laser projector with 5,000 lumens of colour and white light output, making it suitable for bright education and meeting spaces
For the main presentation and cinema area, the system used the Epson EB-PU2213B large venue laser projector. This projector provides 13,000 lumens of colour and white light output with WUXGA resolution, supporting high-impact visual content for larger public spaces.
Immersive Audio Coverage
Yamaha VXL slim line array speakers were used to provide clear and consistent speech and media playback while maintaining a discreet visual profile. Yamaha’s VXL series is designed with wide horizontal dispersion and a slim form factor that suits architectural spaces where sound quality and visual integration both matter
EyeClick Obie Joy and Beam Pro systems were installed to create interactive play experiences for children. EyeClick interactive projectors can turn floors, walls and tables into interactive surfaces, supporting motion-based play and learning experiences in education, healthcare and public environments
The completed AV integration helped transform Oran Park Library into a flexible, interactive and future-ready public facility.
The system now supports a wide range of community uses, including film nights, digital literacy programs, public presentations, children’s activities, workshops and school group engagement.
Key outcomes included:
Oran Park Library is more than a place to borrow books. It is a modern community space designed for learning, connection, events, children’s programs and digital participation.
This project matters because the right audio visual system helps a public library do more for its community. With interactive projection, high-brightness laser projection, clear distributed audio and simple centralised control, staff can support film nights, workshops, school visits, presentations and family activities without needing complex technical knowledge.
For Camden Council, the AV integration supports a more flexible and future-ready public facility. One space can now adapt to different programs, audiences and community uses throughout the week. Children can engage through interactive play, presenters can deliver clear visual content, and visitors can experience events with better sound and visibility.
The project also shows how commercial AV integration can be designed around architecture, usability and long-term reliability. Equipment selection, cable pathways, mounting and control were all considered so the technology supports the building rather than distracting from it.
For councils, libraries and community facilities across Sydney and NSW, this is a strong example of how purpose-built AV can improve public spaces, increase community engagement and make technology easier for staff and visitors to use.
