November 2015
Pan Beam systems in the Parliament of Angola
The Parliament of Angola, called the National Assembly, represents all the citizens of Angola alongside the President and the Courts in the Constitution of the Central African State. The National Assembly is a unicameral parliament and comprises 220 deputies. The 2010 constitution includes the principle of separation of powers.
The construction of the parliament building in Luanda, which began in 2010, was completed in 2014 and is particularly notable for its massive domed roof. The central building is 65,000 square meters and includes the circular central building, which houses the plenary chamber and the assembly hall. The building has six floors, two of which are underground, housing parking and technical equipment.
First-class speech and sound quality is provided by the installed Pan Beam series sound lines, which direct the sound to where it is needed. The speakers were conveniently and easily adjusted using the intuitive "Pan Beam Setup" software supplied.