A coordinated approach
Identify which elements should be visible, integrated, or concealed. Coordinate equipment access, ceiling details, shade pockets, and device locations at the appropriate design stage.
From planning to handover
We coordinate the agreed scope with the project team, document the important decisions, and bring the system through installation, programming, and homeowner orientation. Share the current drawings and schedule so we can discuss the next useful step.
Identify the visible and concealed elements
Review the intended appearance of screens, speakers, keypads, access points, shades, and cameras. Decide where technology should be expressed and where it should disappear into the architecture. Concealment still needs practical installation and service access. Resolve those details while ceiling, wall, and equipment-space decisions can be coordinated without disrupting completed finishes.
Keep the technology drawings connected
A changed ceiling detail, door swing, or cabinet can affect device placement and cable access. Establish how revisions move between the architect, builder, interior designer, and technology team. Ask for timely review of equipment requirements that affect the building. At handover, retain the agreed documentation so future maintenance can respect the original design intent.