CEDIA Awards 2018 Yearbook US

2018 YEARBOOK

AWARDS YEARBOOK 2018

CONTENTS

About CEDIA

2

About the Awards

3

The Judges

4-5

Individual Awards

6-7

Best Media Room Level I

10 - 11

Best Media Room Level II

12 - 15

Best Media Room Level III

16 - 17

Best Home Cinema Level I

18 - 26

Best Home Cinema Level II

28 - 33

Best Home Cinema Level III

34 - 41

Best Home Cinema Level IV

42 - 47

Best Integrated Home Level I

48 - 56

Best Integrated Home Level II

58 - 69

Best Integrated Home Level III

70 - 78

Best Integrated Home Level IV

80 - 89

Best Auto, Marine, or Aircraft Installation

90 - 93

Best Multiple Dwelling Unit Design

94 - 101

Best Showroom

102 - 111

Best Innovative System or Solution

112 - 114

Best Lighting System

116 - 119

Best Dressed Rack

120 - 125

Best Documentation

126 - 129

Global Awards

130 - 133

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AWARDS YEARBOOK 2018

ABOUT CEDIA

CEDIA is the international trade association and central touchpoint for 3,700 member companies that represent every facet of the ever-evolving technology market.

CEDIA | Our History

The association powers integrators’ passion by providing development pathways that move them to the next level through education, community, resources, and vision.

CEDIA members deliver technology solutions that allow people to have their best moments in life from the comfort of their own home: life lived best at home.

CEDIA was founded in 1989 by a group of professionals dedicated to the advancement of the up-and-coming electronic systems industry. Their vision was to advocate for the needs of the home technology professional by becoming the industry’s leading resource — promoting commerce, offering training, and aiding in the assembly of a legitimate industry that was at the time considered more of a hobby.

Since that time, CEDIA has grown into an international association with more than 3,700 member companies worldwide and has come to be recognized as the universal mark of professionalism for industry businesses.

The association has expanded tremendously in its 20-plus years of its existence. The CEDIA show is a great example of the evolution of this industry. The first CEDIA show, held in Amelia Island, FL, hosted 500 attendees and featured tabletop displays from some of the industry’s pioneers. The show has grown exponentially since that time in both exhibiting companies and attendees. CEDIA 2017 in San Diego drew more than 500 exhibiting companies and over 20,000 attendees.

CEDIA has advanced the industry by: developing timely industry education and certification; launching research initiatives; advocating on legislative issues; building relationships with architects, builders, and interior designers; educating the consumer; and recognizing industry achievement.

CEDIA | What We Do CEDIA offers year-round training and certification opportunities. The association is committed to offering education that helps members become experts in the field, and the CEDIA Certification program is constantly expanded and updated to mirror technological advances. CEDIA provides comprehensive opportunities for its members to learn every aspect of the residential tech business with boot camps, webinars, trade show classes, and much more. CEDIA believes in complementing its hands-on training with online education products.

CEDIA offers its members a wide array of services and opportunities to network, both online and in person. CEDIA Groups are small collections of like-minded members who meet regularly via phone or web conference to share their knowledge and experiences. The CEDIA Community is a broader online platform that allows members to trade advice, documents, and technical and business tips.

CEDIA’s Government Affairs team is the industry’s watchdog at the policy level, helping protect members from harmful legislation with its lobbying efforts. CEDIA’s Industry Relations program ensures members are partnering with pros in other key fields, from architecture to real estate. CEDIA’s Technology Council is constantly on the lookout for emerging trends and opportunities, and CEDIA regularly seeks opportunities to provide its members with updated guidelines on best practices, business resources, and marketing tools. CEDIA's consumer website, CEDIA.org, provides homeowners with information about home technology amenities along with a complete list of members who can deliver the services a potential client needs.

None of what CEDIA does can be accomplished without its members, and that why CEDIA’s robust and engaged volunteers are the backbone of the association.

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AWARDS YEARBOOK 2018

ABOUT THE AWARDS

Established in 2006, the CEDIA Awards is the home technology industry’s most prestigious awards program, celebrating technical excellence in design, installation, and integration across the globe. Each year, CEDIA members worldwide put their best projects forward — installations that set the standard for custom technology integration.

The book you hold in your hands represents the best of the best, an annual showcase of excellence demonstrated by home technology professionals and manufacturers across the globe. The winners and finalists in the integration categories were judged by an impartial panel of their peers, who took into consideration every aspect of the projects they reviewed, from aesthetics to calibration to documentation. The Global Winners, culled from top finishers in their individual categories and regions, represent the highest levels of achievement — what the judges deemed were truly “Best in Show.”

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TECHNICAL JUDGES

AWARDS YEARBOOK 2018

THE JUDGES

Ian Bryant Ian started his career in 1997 in the convention and live sound market. Since 2010, he has been subcontracting custom programming, design, and installation for residential, corporate, government, and hospitality projects. Ian currently runs the Indianapolis office for ZenArray. Ian’s first involvement with CEDIA began in 2008 as a subject matter expert, and through the years he has served on numerous panels and working groups and has been involved in content creation and instruction both at the CEDIA show and year-round. Bryant was the 2017 CEDIA Volunteer of the Year.

Melanie Malcolm Melanie has been involved in the AV industry since 1999 and is currently co-founder and co-owner of Bespoke Home Cinemas. In 2016, she was invited to sit on the CEDIA EMEA Board of Directors. Melanie often volunteers her time to support CEDIA, is chair of the Smart Home Apprenticeship Trailblazer Committee, and contributes to CEDIA Groups. With a wealth of experience in the sales, marketing, and networking arenas, Melanie recently joined forces with other industry professionals to become a founding member of the Home Tech Gallery Community.

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Eric Bodley Eric Bodley is president and CEO of Future Ready Solutions and Bodley and Associates. He has trained hundreds of sales associates with his IHAVS™ (InHome Audio Video Specialist) program.

From 1995-2009, he launched a myriad of products and programs for Monster Cable Products. In 2009, he launched the Perfect Path™ brand of Locking HDMI Cables by PPC®. Eric is a past president of CEDIA (1993-1994), a CEDIA Fellow, and a member of the CEDIA Advisory Council. Bodley received the CEDIA Lifetime Achievement Award for 2017.

Geoff Meads Geoff Meads is a 25-year veteran of the AV business. He owns and runs Presto, a web design and digital marketing agency, and specializes in digital marketing for the smart home, hi-fi, and home cinema markets. Meads is also lead instructor for CEDIA EMEA and holds CEDIA’s ESC-T, ESC-D, and ESC-N certifications. He has a wealth of experience teaching audio, video, IP networking, and online marketing. Meads has taught hundreds of AV professionals in numerous technical subjects across six continents.

Pip Evans After studying as a sound engineer, Pip Evans worked in the home technology industry for over 10 years and set up NV Integration, a high-end residential integration company in 2010. Evans is a regular contributor to CEDIA with the CCI and COI programs and lectures at the Inchbald School of Design, where he educates graduates on the latest in smart home technology.

Fresh from scooping two awards last year, Evans has taken up the judge’s podium this year, focusing on the Integrated Home, Multiple Unit Dwelling, and Innovative Solution categories.

Luke Newland Luke is the director and founder of New Land Solutions and The Digital Butler Ltd. With 22 years’ experience designing and installing highlevel global infrastructures, Luke also has a background in Cisco networking and custom commercial ethernet links. He has a real passion and excitement for design and for delivering unique solutions that aren’t seen on a standard project. This approach has led to Newland being a CEDIA Awards winner in previous years.

David Graham David Graham is Managing Director of Grahams in London.

He studied computing in the late ‘70s and joined the staff of Grahams full-time in 1980, working initially in sales and then in the engineering and installation department. He took on the role of sales director in 1992 and was responsible for the company's diversification into custom installation. As well as providing in-house staff training, David regularly lectures within the industry on various aspects of home automation and is a CEDIA Certified presenter and subject matter expert.

Nick Pidgeon Nick Pidgeon is the director of Visualization Limited, a reputable rack build and resource partner, providing integration services to the residential, commercial, retail, and higher education installation industry since 2005.

After initially working in the commercial sector of the AV industry, Nick began running a large team of rack wiremen at the age of 19 after six months of employment with ProAV. Four years later, he then decided to set up Visualization.

Pidgeon teaches the CEDIA Rack Building and Wiring Fundamentals classes.

Joel Silver is the president and founder of the Imaging Science Foundation, Inc., which was incorporated in 1994 to introduce video quality calibration methodology into consumer electronics.

He also heads the Imaging Science Research Lab, which is Microsoft’s quality certification lab for Vista Premium video quality. He is the producer of the HDTV Calibration Wizard DVD and HD DVD-ROM. Joel Silver is a co-inventor of the patented Microsoft Media Center Edition Calibration Wizard, which is now in over 111 million PCs. Mr. Silver received the CEDIA Lifetime Achievement Award for 2018.

George Walter George Walter is currently President of Rayva LLC, the originator of turnkey Home Theater solutions. Rayva provides interior designs and engineering to simplify the sales and installation of home theaters and media rooms. Rayva provides curated designs under the guidance of Theo Kalomirakis, combined with pre-engineered electronic packages that are sourced by the integrator. Rayva solutions are designed to be repeatable, reliable, and predictable, adding efficiency to home theater.

Dave Tkachuk Dave Tkachuk is founder of Audy Instruments Inc., a manufacturer of critically acclaimed professional audio mixing consoles. He was sound designer and front-of-house engineer for the legendary folk group Peter, Paul, and Mary. For 20 years he served as president of Tkachuk Associates. He is the founder of Symbol Logic, and is presently design and engineering manager for DC Home Systems. He was chosen as CEDIA’s 2011 Volunteer of the Year and was Co-Chairman of the CTA/CEDIA Systems Documentation Work Group for the Development of the AV Architectural Drawing Symbols ANSI Standard (J-STD-710).

DESIGN JUDGES

Joel Silver

Barry Goralnick Barry Goralnick is the Principal of Barry Goralnick Architects, New York. He holds a Master in Architecture from the Harvard University Graduate School of Design and worked for Wayne Berg Architect and Robert A.M. Stern Architects in New York.

Goralnick designs a lighting collection for Visual Comfort, which is sold through Circa Lighting. He also has furniture collections with Ferrell + Mittman and Vanguard Furniture.

He has an extensive collection of rugs and carpets custom-designed and exclusively available at Stark Carpet. Goralnick is a Registered Architect in New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, and Connecticut.

Carol Kurth Carol Kurth is an architect and interior designer and principal of Carol Kurth Architecture + Interiors. Her work has won numerous design awards and has been featured in The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, national shelter publications, and on television broadcasts such as NBC News and MTV Cribs. Carol is a registered architect in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Vermont, and Florida; a member of American Society of Interior Designers (ASID); and a LEED Accredited Professional.

Dean Keyworth Following a degree in French from Royal Holloway, University of London, and a career in international marketing, Dean Keyworth studied for a diploma in Interior Design with Rhodec and set up Armstrong Keyworth Ltd. in 1997. His work has been featured in House & Garden, Ideal Homes, and 25 Beautiful Homes, as well as on Channel 4 and London Live television.

Keyworth served on the board of the British Institute of Interior Design (BIID) for four years and was elected as its President for 2006-2007.

Susie Rumbold Susie Rumbold is the founder and creative director of Tessuto, a successful, multidisciplinary design studio, based in London.

Established in 1993, Susie has built up a prestigious portfolio of commercial and private clients. Her practice specializes in the design of both large residential developments for the sales and private rental sectors and luxury homes for private clients. Rumbold is past president of the British Institute of Interior Design (BIID), following roles as CPD director and vice president. She now works closely with Charles Leon, current president of the BIID.

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CEDIA AWARDS - INDIVIDUALS

// NAME

CEDIA LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD

Joel Silver // COMPANY

Joel Silver founded The Imaging Science Foundation (ISF)

The Imaging Science Foundation (ISF)

in 1994. ISF introduced video image quality calibration services into consumer electronics, and he has been a pillar of the industry ever since. His work in advancing HDTV image quality has been covered in The New York Times, The Los Angeles Times, Popular Mechanics, Wired, and numerous A/V publications in the United States and abroad. He has managed research projects for the California Energy Commission documenting how video calibration produces significant energy savings.

Silver has been a consultant for the high-end video, high-end audio, telemedicine, and medical management industries, as well as for Microsoft Media Center Edition PCs and the Venture Capital and Entrepreneurship program at the W. Averill Harriman School of Management. He is the producer of the HDTV Calibration Wizard DVD and is a coinventor of the patented Microsoft Windows Display Calibration Wizard, which is now on over 111 million PCs. “Joel’s energy and thirst to acquire and share knowledge is infectious,” says Walt Zerbe, CEDIA senior director of technology and standards. “He’s been a champion for the industry and has impacted hundreds of home technology professionals and industry peers.”

Silver also gives back to the industry, frequently volunteering his time. He has served on the CEDIA Awards Technical Judging Panel for the last several years and has been a popular instructor at CEDIA Expo. He also volunteers as the chair of the CTA and CEDIA committee on home theater video recommended practices.

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CEDIA AWARDS - INDIVIDUALS

CEDIA AWARDS - FELLOW

VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR

NEW VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR

TRAINING VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR

CEDIA FELLOW

// NAME

// NAME

// NAME

// NAME

Amanda Wildman

Lina Maria

Sam Woodward

Larry Pexton

// COMPANY

// COMPANY

// COMPANY

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TruMedia

Audio Concept

Lutron Electronics

Triad Speakers

Amanda Wildman is co-owner of her

Lina Maria majored in electronic

Sam Woodward is currently the

Larry Pexton is the founder and only

own integration firm in Grand Rapids,

engineering and has a master’s in

customer education leader, Europe and

CEO of Triad Speakers, Inc., based

Michigan. Her abundant energy is

audio and music technology. In 2012,

Africa, at Lutron Electronics. His career

in Portland, OR. The company is a

absolutely infectious. She’s a CEDIA

she became a college professor to

includes stints as a pyrotechnics expert

founding member of CEDIA and has

outreach instructor and a member of

teach courses in electronics and audio

for everything from rock concerts to

been manufacturing high-end custom

the business working group, and she is

engineering. Maria has worked in the AV

Hollywood movies. He’s contributed

loudspeakers since 1982. In 2017, Triad

always eager to volunteer for various

and automation industries since 2013.

to numerous CEDIA podcasts, white

was acquired by Control4 Corporation.

roles at Expo and Business Xchange,

She is currently the technical engineer of

papers, and training events. He now

Pexton remains part of the Triad team,

whether she’s assessing classes, assisting

the main distributor of home automation

chairs the R10 standards group, working

consulting on strategic issues and

the instructors, or serving as a panelist.

equipment in Colombia. Maria teaches two

on standards and practices that will be

product development. The company

classes a month in Bogota and Medellín,

woven into CEDIA courseware.

continues to grow as part of the Control4

and has expanded the awareness of

brand. Pexton was part the CEDIA Board

CEDIA throughout the design/build trades

from 2009-2016. He served as Chairman

in Colombia.

for the 2014 and 2015 term and was part of the CEDIA Technology Advisory Council from 2014-2016.

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WINNER | EMEA

BEST MEDIA ROOM LEVEL I: $25,000 (€22,500) & UNDER

// PROJECT

Small & Mighty Media Room // INSTALLERS

M.E.G.A. AV Installations

After presenting the client with their ideas, M.E.G.A. AV Installations was given the go-ahead for a media room in a one-bedroom apartment. Due to the small footprint of the room, the integrator designed a custom AV wall unit that could house all required equipment and the client’s extensive CD collection. The idea was to complete one half of the unit in a high gloss “piano finish” so that when the large TV switched off, the whole floor-to-ceiling section would look like a glossy feature wall panel.

To deliver the required sound quality, M.E.G.A. AV Installations opted for slim, in-wall KEF Ci4100QL speakers.

The speaker back boxes had enough depth to deliver full-bodied sound, while the TV recess was deep enough to house a Future Automation pull-out-and-swivel PS60 bracket and a 65" Samsung UHD TV. The bracket allows the client to watch TV when in his open-plan kitchen.

Since all equipment is housed inside the custom unit, easy access was very important. The small racks are on wheels and can be pulled out for servicing or adding components. Each rack is powered through small PDUs with circuit breakers to allow for easy power cycling, should components need restarting. The unit was designed with both air-flow channels on the back and side walls to allow for natural ventilation. As there are only a few components in each rack, the total BTU was quite small and easily managed with built-in ventilation channels.

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FINALIST | EMEA

BEST MEDIA ROOM LEVEL I: $25,000 & UNDER

// PROJECT

This room was all about the aesthetics, so TwentyTwo

Project 515 London

Integration had to specify the media solution to suit

E Q UIP ME N T LI ST

Amazon Apple Cineak Denon Future Automation HP ProCurve Innuos iRemoteControl Global Cache KEF Kinetik Penn Elcom Samsung Sonos Sony

A really tough space, but an intelligent solution has been nicely integrated into this small room.

the design, and not the other way around. There were a // INSTALLER

lot of hard surfaces to contend with, coupled with the

TwentyTwo Integration

room having multiple uses, so moving panels are used to adjust the layout of the space.

Via a Crestron system, the integrator set up different audio calibrations so that the client can easily adjust the acoustics to suit the room at any given time or for any given scenario. Paying close attention to possible

M.E.G.A. AV Installations

TwentyTwo Integration

3 Angel Wharf, 134 Bermondsay Wall East, London, SE16 4TT, UK

The Printworks, Unit D, 22 Amelia Street, London, SE17 3BZ, UK

+44 (0)20 7394 1706

+44 (0)207 703 4376

megaavinstallations.com

twentytwointegration.com

bass levels, which means the client can enjoy the system

CEDIA Member Since 2015

CEDIA Member Since 2007

day and night.

sound leakage to neighboring apartments, TwentyTwo Integration used Dynabox acoustic speaker enclosures to act as a moisture barrier for the speakers, drastically reducing unwanted noise migration. The integrator also set up a “night-time� viewing mode that reduces the

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WINNER | AMERICAS

BEST MEDIA ROOM LEVEL II: $25,000 - $100,000

// PROJECT

Basement Upgrade // INSTALLER

Audio Images

This basement retrofit began as a dark, underused entertainment room with an aging screen/projector setup and racket from nearby utilities. The team at Audio Images, working closely with the interior designers, turned the room into a CEDIA Award winner. The terrific 7.1 sound system is complemented by “a system design presenting an image large enough to fully express the capabilities of today's 4K UHD video. Through careful matching of the screen gain, along with dark colors in the room, we were able to achieve the maximum contrast ratio, along with deepest blacks and very satisfying Multiple challenges peak white levels,” says the integrator. were overcome to bring CEDIA’s judges this room up to proper take note of the CEDIA standards. challenging layout of this room with a viewing area that’s open on one side: “Video calibration was tweaked very, very nicely; the integrator clearly had issues that needed to be addressed, and they brought the image up to proper CEDIA standards.”

Stashing speakers behind fabric, modifying the HVAC system to reduce noise and working carefully to get the best results in a pre-determined footprint all paid off, according to Audio Images: “The clients got way more enjoyment and quality than what they expected in a familyoriented media room with outstanding sound and picture.

The outcome is simply that they use the room almost daily, which is music to our ears!”

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FINALIST | AMERICAS

BEST MEDIA ROOM LEVEL II: $25,000 - $100,000

E Q UIP ME N T LI ST

Apple Ashly Cleerline Technology Crestron Gobosource Goldberg Brothers IC RealTime Lexicon Liberty Lutron Marantz Panasonic PureLink Seymour Screen Sonance Sony Triad Zigen // PROJECT

This media room was part of a larger project that also

IN D USTRY PA RTNERS

Down in Front

picked up a Finalist nod for Best Integrated Home, Level

Architect – Brion Jeannette

// INSTALLER

was on maximizing video performance and providing a

Builder – Tony Valentine

DSI Luxury Technology

Interior Designer – Leo Parrella

III (page 72). As the team from DSI tells us, “The focus stealth installation that would not obstruct the client’s million-dollar view. We needed a video solution for daily viewing when the room was flooded with light and also a projection solution that offered a big screen experience when the view was not paramount and that could also be enjoyed by the adjacent game room.”

Audio Images

DSI Luxury Technology

1582 Parkway Loop, Suite F, Tustin, CA 92780, USA

6955 Hayvenhurst Ave., Van Nuys, CA 91406, USA

image. For watching movies or sports on a bigger

+1 714 258 7238

+1 818 906 9940

speakers are stashed out-of-sight, and the sub in this

audioimages.tv

dsilt.com

7.1 system is tucked under a staircase CEDIA’s judges

CEDIA Member Since 1995

CEDIA Member Since 1998

The daytime solution: a Sony 85" 4K TV handles the format, a 135" screen lifts out of the floor. James

comments include, “Great use of space…solved a difficult problem…an impossible room, and they made it work.”

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WINNER | EMEA

BEST MEDIA ROOM LEVEL II: £20,000 - £75,000 (€22,500 - €85,000)

// PROJECT

Monochrome Media // INSTALLER

ConnectedWorks and Total Solutions

Following discussions with the client, ConnectedWorks and Total Solutions aimed to deliver good quality immersive sound for music, TV, films, and games, alongside highquality video performance from a cinema-sized projection system and a TV for more casual viewing.

The integrators opted for a 5.1.2 Dolby Atmos speaker setup without the need for too many speakers or extra power amplifiers — checking the boxes for an immersive experience alongside clean aesthetics. With glass doors on the left-hand side, the integrators installed the surround speakers on the back wall at 100° off-axis, pointing forwards to provide a very convincing rear effects performance after calibration. Due to room limitations, the subs had to be housed inside the AV cabinet, one at each end, with venting in the kickplate to ensure good airflow.

Using room modeling software, ConnectedWorks and Total Solutions ensured the bass performance would be sufficiently even.

A well-executed media room with good problemsolving solutions for a space with design issues.

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A Screenline projector screen and Epson projector were installed alongside a Sony TV on a SANUS TV bracket.

While it would’ve been easy to choose a larger projector screen, the integrators went for a smaller size that would deliver greater screen brightness, something that was important in this room due to its open-plan nature with a lot of ambient light.

The integrators commissioned custom acoustic battens created with wood, cloth, and acoustic foam, which brought the sound down to an RT60 of 0.36s and provide a clean, minimalist look on the baffle wall around the TV.

FINALIST | EMEA

BEST MEDIA ROOM LEVEL II: £20,000 - £75,000

E Q UIP ME N T LI ST

Amitex

Profilelement

Apple

Rako

Arcam

RTI

Artcoustic

SANUS

Cisco

SCP

Darklight Design

Screenline

Deftech

Sky

Draytek

Sonos

Epson

Sony

HDAnywhere

Ubiquiti

Penn Elcom Planet Waves

IN D USTRY PA RTNERS Architect – Billy Butler

// PROJECT

The client here wanted a comfortable room that

ConnectedWorks

The Best Room in the House

could be used by family and friends for all types of

3 Elm Road, Bristol, City of Bristol, BS7 8RJ, UK

// INSTALLER

playing pool and arcade games to relaxing in a cozy

+44 (0)1172 140115

Finite Solutions

environment to watch movies and live TV.

in-home entertainment — from drinking at the bar and

With the interior design being very important to the

connected.works

client, the AV system needed to be integrated into

CEDIA Member Since 2015

the wall cabinetry. Finite Solutions installed a Screen Research projector screen into the unit. This cabinetry

Total Solutions

Finite Solutions

24 Cooperage Court, Cooperage Lane, Southville, Bristol, BS3 1FF, UK

Heatherfields, 109 Harrogate Road, Yeadon, Leeds, LS19 7BP, UK

+44 (0)7834 161684

+44 (0)113 255 4765

totalsolutions.technology

finitesolutions.co.uk

CEDIA Member Since 2014

CEDIA Member Since 2006

was also used to house the room’s equipment and saw three pull-out 10U Middle Atlantic AV racks installed under the projector screen. Due to the long shape of the room and the back space being taken up by a bar and pool table, Triad in-ceiling surround rear channel speakers were installed to achieve a Dolby Atmos setup.

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WINNER | AMERICAS

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BEST MEDIA ROOM LEVEL III: $100,000 & OVER

E Q U I PM E N T LI ST

CEDIA’s judges call the finished product here “an absolutely lovely installation.”

ADA

Triad

Apple

Tributaries Cable

Ashly

Xantech

Barco Cleerline Technology Crestron DIRECTV Iogear JL AUDIO Lab Gruppen Liberty McIntosh Middle Atlantic PAC PureLink Roku Sony Stewart Filmscreen

// PROJECT

Inside Out // INSTALLER

Audio Images

The challenges with this space are apparent: It’s got to sound and look fantastic even with its movable glass walls open to the adjacent courtyard. With the room’s footprint set, Audio Images was up to the challenge: “The project already had the poured-in-place concrete for the front and back walls of the room when we were brought onto the project, but no challenge is too great for our acoustical engineering company, so we set off to find the correct amount of absorption and acoustical treatments to help bring the room back to proper reverberation.”

A 9.4.2 Dolby Atmos system with “matched LCR speakers behind the acoustically

I N D U STRY PA R T N E R S

transparent screen and angled-baffle speakers mounted in the ceiling” creates the immersive effect. A Barco projector provides the image on a 1.78:1 screen. The interior designer wanted a metal frame for that screen, but that wasn’t possible — so a faux-finisher was enlisted to create the right look. The client was also able to add gear he’d dreamed of since childhood: McIntosh components to play the vinyl record collection he’s in the process of rebuilding.

CEDIA’s judges call the finished product here “an absolutely lovely installation.”

Builder – David Close Interior Designer – Lori Michelle

Audio Images 1582 Parkway Loop, Suite F, Tustin, CA 92780 USA +1 714 258 7238 audioimages.tv CEDIA Member Since 1995

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WINNER | AMERICAS

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BEST HOME CINEMA LEVEL I: $50,000 & UNDER

E Q U I PM E N T LI ST

Bowers & Wilkins DigitaLinx Liberty Marantz Niveo Panamax SANUS Screen Innovations Sim2

// PROJECT

CineMexico // INSTALLER

Grupo Mai

The challenges for Grupo Mai here were numerous, including a very limited budget, a client who was at first reticent to transform what was originally designed as a family room into a dedicated home cinema, and a local power supply that’s unreliable. This home cinema — in a new build in a town well outside of Mexico City — solved all the issues and stayed well under budget.

Proper sound was the client’s primary request, and, as the integrator explained exactly what was needed to bring the room up to CEDIA’s standards, the homeowner began to balk. After a visit to Grupo Mai’s showroom, however, the client “fell in love with the idea of a well-designed, dedicated space.”

This home cinema solved all its power issues and stayed well under budget.

The integration team managed to isolate the room, keep the HVAC systems from interfering with the movie-watching experience, and create lighting design between showings that rivals any commercial theater. Regarding power, the team tells us, “All the electrical installations are protected against voltage peaks and by a lightning rod and Panamax Voltage regulators.” The CEDIA judging panel notes that the finished project was “a great looking room for the budget — really artful.”

Grupo Mai Carlos B Zetina, 106 Mexico City, Distrito Federal 11800, Mexico +52 55 5276 1238 e-mai.com.mx CEDIA Member Since 2015

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WINNER | ASIA PACIFIC

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BEST HOME CINEMA LEVEL I: AUD 70,000 & UNDER

E Q U I PM E N T LI ST // PROJECT

Budget-Minded Brilliance // INSTALLER

Electronic Living

Electronic Living found in this project both a diminutive room and budget. The clients — big fans of the home cinema experience — were building a new residence, and this room and its components were part of a larger integration job.

The integrator explains the solutions from there: “On the video front we were to provide an anamorphic projection system that would incorporate a ceiling-mounted projector at a ‘value’ budget that could handle natively the anamorphic conversion of feature films.

Avical Chord Control4 Fleximount ICE JL Audio JVC M&K Ness OME Screen Technics Vicoustic

Controls that mimicked the other integrated systems in the home were a priority for the client.

“Regarding the audio, we utilized acoustic treatment in key areas of sound refractions to dampen down the room's acoustics and displace the sound imaging to allow successful acoustic harmonization and balance to what would have been a lively and compromised sound output.” The team installed an acoustically transparent screen as well.

Controls that mimicked the other integrated systems in the home were a priority for the client, and Electronic Living also paid careful attention to the HVAC systems, lighting, and power management and conditioning in the room.

One challenge: Local ordinances dictate that any habitable room must have natural ventilation, so windows with blackout blinds were included in the design.

I N D U STRY PA R T N E R S Builder – Brad McLachlan

Electronic Living 21 Robinson Road E., Virginia, QLD 4014, Australia +61 (0)7 3265 1855 electronicliving.com.au CEDIA Member Since 2008

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FINALIST | ASIA PACIFIC

BEST HOME CINEMA LEVEL I: AUD 70,000 & UNDER

FINALIST | ASIA PACIFIC

BEST HOME CINEMA LEVEL I: AUD 70,000 & UNDER

// PROJECT

“Better than some more expensive rooms for the

// PROJECT

This dedicated cinema is small, as is the cabinetry

The Bargain

price” and “simple, but so nicely done” are examples

The Wish List

designed to hold some of the gear — that’s because even though this theater was part of a new build, the

of some of the praise the judges had for this budget// INSTALLER

minded, somewhat unusual theater. A simple but

// INSTALLER

Digital Picture team was brought in late in the game.

Electronic Living

effective 5.1 surround sound system complements

The Digital Picture

Another challenge: The client had built something

the Screen Technics 120" 2.35:1 screen and JVC 4K

of a wish list regarding equipment. As the integrator

projector. “Strong local network infrastructure” was

tells us: “At this point we suggested that a simple

added so that the client could have HD audio and 4K

equipment list was not the best place to start

UHD video.

discussions and insisted on a full consultation and

Challenges beyond the AUD 35,000 budget (a

demonstration meeting at our showroom. The client wanted immersive audio and a 4K Cinemascope

“hard line” top end) were numerous in this retrofit:

Electronic Living 21 Robinson Road E., Virginia, QLD 4014, Australia

surface mounting of speakers, and an unmovable HVAC system all presented issues that Electronic Living needed to overcome. Lastly, the client needed

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screen, but at this point was not even sure exactly

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provide the right sound for the 4K images he’d paid

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Only one space was available for rack placement,

for. In the end, better equipment won out — resulting in a happy customer.

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what both were and how they would impact their After convincing the customer that a 16:9 screen was audio, and, through careful acoustic treatments in the room, the client got his wish: impactful, Dolby Atmos sound with crystal-clear dialog.

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BEST HOME CINEMA LEVEL I: £40,000 (€45,000) & UNDER

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Clinical Retreat // INSTALLER

Sound Sense The objective for this home cinema project in India was to deliver a room that featured stunning design and the highest quality sound, visuals, and effects to match. The mission was to deliver a lavish home cinema to accommodate a large family, as well as a big circle of friends. With the client’s surgical clinic and office located below the cinema room, acoustics were of high importance. Based on the customer’s requirement, the room size and dimensions, and possible speaker and sub placement, Sound Sense designed a cinema with a maximum occupancy of 33 people.

With the client requesting a larger-than-life screen, the integrator opted for a 169" acoustically transparent screen with a Sony VPL-HW45ES projector. The audio aspect of the project was delivered by Phase Technology, with a package that included three LCR speakers, four side-surround speakers, two rear surrounds, four Atmos speakers, and two subwoofers. With the room’s limited size — 24.9 feet by 18.9 feet — and the client requesting 33 seats, Sound Sense designed five rows of seating in non-reclining chairs.

The acoustic treatment was designed to rectify the reverberation time (RT) and solve problems relating to flutter echoes. Setting up the correct RT in the room helped to guarantee music clarity, sound definition, and speech intelligibility. Additionally, to attain the objective of precise listening, first reflections were treated, preventing undesirable effects like comb filter. Sound Sense also used diffuser panels in the back of the cinema between the surround and rear speakers.

This project also picked up the prize for Best Global Home Cinema, page 131.

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// PROJECT

The objective for this project was to deliver a cinema-like

Sai Palace Home Theatre

experience, as the client doesn’t like watching movies

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AV Pro Connect Elan Lab Gruppen Linksys Milan Phase Technology Pioneer Rako Sony Tata Sky

IN D USTRY PA RTNERS Interior Designer – Yatin Panchasara

This project also picked up the prize for Best Global Home Cinema.

with the public and prefers a private cinematic setup. // INSTALLER

Achme Communication proposed a turnkey home

Achme Communication

cinema solution that is powered by Dolby Atmos and features best-in-class acoustics, recliner seating, and a world-class automation solution.

Achme Communication kept the overall performance in mind while designing this room. The powerful speakers

Sound Sense

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and the most suitable amplifiers were chosen based on the room’s dimensions, and together they delivered a 7.1.4 setup. With a Crestron automation solution, the integrator has provided the client with an easy-to-use system — she can start watching a movie by tapping on a start movie button on a tablet or smartphone.

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BEST HOME CINEMA LEVEL I: £40,000 (€45,000) & UNDER

// PROJECT

This cinema room was part of a whole-home system,

// PROJECT

The client request for this tunnel-shaped room was

Don’t be Blue

and the client wanted to make use of a relatively

The Media Entourage

to provide child-friendly seating, a discreet speaker setup, a storage area for a physical movie library, and

small space to create something a bit more special // INSTALLER

than just having a surround system in the main living

// INSTALLER

a one-touch solution to control the lighting and other

SONA

room. SONA was given the responsibility for the

Sound Sense

equipment.

design of the room — which included seating for four

Sound Sense installed three recliner chairs in the back

to six people — and cabinetry to house the screen

row and a two-to-three person leisure seat in the

and equipment.

front row, providing suitable seating for both parents and children. The integrator installed Tannoy speakers

SONA designed a custom cabinet for the projection

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screen, front speakers, and local equipment, with acoustic foam behind the screen. The client’s budget resulted in a single AV receiver with integrated amplification. The nine channels built into this unit directed the speaker setup, which led to a 7.1.4 Dolby Atmos configuration. All speakers were cabled in

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a four-core cable through the roof space to allow

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additional speakers to be added in the future.

CEDIA Member Since 2015

alongside a Pioneer amplifier, while the visuals came from an acoustically transparent screen and Sony projector. A Rako keypad provides the easy control solution the client requested. In order to achieve a Dolby circle and deliver the required storage area, Sound Sense created a three-foot baffle and storage section at the back of the room.

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This theater, featuring a 13-year-old system that catered to a client who primarily used the room for watching sports, needed an upgrade to a 4K laser projector and Dolby Atmos sound to ensure that the room could also provide a terrific cinematic experience.

The room also needed a better isolation solution, since the noise from a nearby utility room was bleeding in. Adding mass and absorption to the walls, sealing the door, and using putty and caulk on outlets and boxes did the trick.

// PROJECT

LA Upgrade

CEDIA’s judges: “Just looking at the racks, we knew this one was going to be great.”

AudioControl AudioQuest Calrad Electronics Cisco Digital Projection Furman iPort JBL Synthesis Kaleidescape Microsoft Xbox Middle Atlantic Revel Roku Samsung

// INSTALLER

DSI Luxury Technology

Apple Atlona

There were other obstacles, says the team at DSI: “Since the designer and homeowner valued aesthetics over the perfect audio room, we had to work around nonacoustically transparent fabric, yet hide the speakers. Although the fabric was not perfectly acoustically transparent, we worked with the general contractor to put materials behind the fabric that would help give us the proper mix of absorptive, reflective, and diffusive elements.”

The right HVAC bends, perfect speaker placement, and Dirac room correction helped round out the excellent acoustics in the final product. CEDIA’s judges tell us it’s a clear winner in the category, adding, “Just looking at the racks, we knew this one was going to be great.”

Savant

I N D U STRY PA R T N E R S Builder – Michael Murphy, Inc. Interior Design – Amy Devault Interior Design

DSI Luxury Technology 6955 Hayvenhurst Ave., Van Nuys, CA 91406, USA +1 818 906 9940 dsilt.com CEDIA Member Since 1998

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BEST HOME CINEMA LEVEL II: £40,000 - £120,000 (€45,000 - €135,000)

E Q U I PM E N T LI ST // PROJECT

Polo Homes Cinema // INSTALLER

Archimedia

Following a VIP open-house that Archimedia held in conjunction with Trinnov and Barco, the client was convinced that he needed to invest to get an amazing cinema room.

The customer asked for a technologically excellent cinema as part of this new build, capable of bringing the homeowner’s favorite movies to life in 3D. Archimedia explained the different levels of cinemas that they offer and decided that the level just below reference would be appropriate to balance budget with performance.

Spectroradiometer using the Barco CMS. The audio in this room is courtesy of Bowers & Wilkins and is set up as a 7.1.4 system for consistent sound distribution throughout.

Archimedia paid great attention to sound isolation while maximizing the overall performance with carefully considered placement of speakers, subwoofers, and seating. A Creston control system was used for easy integration, and cabling has been put in place for any future upgrades. The seating combines formal cinema seats and a more casual sofa.

A Barco Cinemascope projector was installed outside the room to eliminate noise and Despite several challenges, including the provide the option for an upgrade in the specific interior design scheme, the end result future. Archimedia paired the projector with is a technologically stunning home cinema, a 166" Da-Lite perfect for the screen and whole family After a demonstration, the client was calibrated the to relax and convinced that he would need to system using a spend quality Qalif Handheld time together. invest to get amazing performance.

APC AudioControl Audipack Barco Bowers & Wilkins Crestron Da-Lite Luxul Moovia Philips Rotel Sonos Techlogiks

Archimedia BU Ameem Building, Umm Hurair Road, PO Box 113836, United Arab Emirates +971 (0)4 337 0181 archimedia-me.com CEDIA Member Since 2012

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BEST HOME CINEMA LEVEL II: £40,000 - £120,000 (€45,000 - €135,000)

FINALIST | EMEA

BEST HOME CINEMA LEVEL II: £40,000 - £120,000 (€45,000 - €135,000)

// PROJECT

The client requested the best possible cinema to

// PROJECT

As part of a major refurbishment project, SONA

London Designer Home Cinema Room

enjoy classical music concerts, family movies, and

Project 1144

created a state-of-the-art home cinema in a remote, converted farmhouse. The goal was to create a space

gaming. With the requirement for no equipment to be visible when the room was not in use, Cyberhomes

// INSTALLER

where the homeowners could watch their favorite

// INSTALLER

installed a motorized screen mask to hide the screen

SONA

movies, while retaining the existing AV equipment

Cyberhomes

when needed and hid the speakers and acoustic

and room structure.

treatment behind stretched fabric walls.

SONA installed an anamorphic screen to work

The room layout meant that speaker locations had

together with the homeowner’s projector, AV receiver,

to be carefully considered to ensure the best sound

and cinema seating. Due to the challenging interior

quality was achieved, while maintaining tonal balance.

structure, a timber stud wall was custom-built to

A 4K-capable gaming port allows a games console to

Cyberhomes Station Yard, Thame, Oxford, OX9 3UH, UK +44 (0)333 344 3718 cyberhomes.co.uk CEDIA Member Since 2006

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be easily connected via HDMI with full 4K resolution, and a coffered ceiling was designed to minimize reflections and provide a key lighting feature. The room is connected to a Control4 video distribution

house all the AV equipment in the room, including

SONA 73 Manchester Road, Warrington, Chesire, WA1 4AE, UK

matrix to allow access to sources available elsewhere

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in the home, while pre-programmed lighting scenes

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create the perfect movie-watching environment.

CEDIA Member Since 2013

the speakers and cabling. The wall also provided a solution for the lack of acoustic treatment in the space. SONA utilized the windows and motorized blinds to aid the room’s acoustics, as well as dedicated acoustic foam behind the screen and around the front speakers and subwoofers. This reduced the reflection and amplified the 7.1.4 speaker configuration, resulting in an immersive, high-quality cinema experience.

FINALIST | EMEA

BEST HOME CINEMA LEVEL II: £40,000 - £120,000 (€45,000 - €135,000)

FINALIST | EMEA

BEST HOME CINEMA LEVEL II: £40,000 - £120,000 (€45,000 - €135,000)

// PROJECT

The client wanted to upgrade their basement room

// PROJECT

Thanks to substantial acoustic treatment, improved

See No Evil

to a luxury private cinema as part of this new build

Rogers Ruff Cinema

speaker placement, and a large multi-format screen,

project. Working alongside an interior designer to

this home cinema has a been transformed into

// INSTALLER

ensure the equipment was hidden from view, SONA

// INSTALLER

a luxurious, relaxing family space. The concrete

SONA

has delivered a high-performance cinema system that

Teksclusive Ltd

structure of the room provided an acoustic challenge

blends seamlessly with the room’s aesthetics.

for Teksclusive, so it was important to address the

To complement the interior design of the room,

required acoustic treatment and seating position from the get-go. Due to the room dimensions, the second

SONA positioned panelling around the speaker

tier of seating was raised to ensure an unobscured

positions, which improves the audio quality in

viewing for everyone.

the space. An acoustically transparent fabric was integrated into the ceiling, which allows the speakers

SONA 73 Manchester Road, Warrington, Chesire, WA1 4AE, UK +44 (0)1625 541442 thinksona.com CEDIA Member Since 2013

to be completely invisible, while custom-built grilles were mounted into picture-frame panels to create what looks like wall-hung movie artwork prints. The positioning of the speakers and subwoofers means

The large multi-format screen with electric masking

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that the audio reaches the viewer in perfect harmony,

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ensuring an incredible cinematic experience.

teksclusive.com CEDIA Member Since 2010

allows the homeowner to adjust between aspect ratios for optimum viewing of different video sources, paired with an anamorphic lens controllable via an iPad remote control. The existing surround-sound processor was upgraded to incorporate Dolby Atmos, while the left, center, and right speakers were positioned behind the screen, paired with two forward-firing passive subwoofers and a dedicated power amplifier.

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BEST HOME CINEMA LEVEL III: $150,000 – $450,000

E Q U I PM E N T LI ST // PROJECT

Dream Theater (Dream Client) // INSTALLER

Admit One Home Systems

The mission here was simply stated: This family loves the movies, but hates going to the theater. They wanted a world class audio and video experience. The client — who’s exceptionally fond of IMAX theaters — wanted a screen as large as possible. As the team at Admit One Home Systems tells us, “We weren’t willing to compromise 16:9 content by installing a 2.35:1 screen, so we decided on 16:9 screen with masking to 2.35:1, which allowed for a more impactful viewing experience from the Sony 4K laser projector.”

Additionally, “we were lucky to work with someone who had an appreciation for both high-quality video and audio.” As a result, a 7.1.2 system provides a tremendous immersive sound experience from the content delivered in part from a Kaleidescape Strato player.

Staggered stud construction helps isolate the room, while speakers are stashed behind transparent fabrics and the 153" microperforated Stewart Fimscreen.

Active thermal protection AudioQuest Bullet Train Crestron

The room did present a few challenges, the most notable of which is the snack bar cabinetry at the back of the theater. Rear speakers had to placed carefully in the ceiling to provide the right-rear surround experience.

Even though the homeowners are “empty nesters,” their family visits often — hence the seating for eight.

Fortress Seating Integra JBL Synthesis Kaleidescape Middle Atlantic Oppo Revel SnapAV

Admit One gave this client a world class audio and video experience.

Sony Stewart Filmscreen Xantech

Admit One Home Systems 7513 Washington Ave. S., Edina, MN 55439, USA +1 952 240 6262 admitonesystems.com CEDIA Member Since 2003

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// PROJECT

Two Sides to This Cinema // INSTALLER

REAL Audio Video Instead of a “media room,” this client desired two distinct spaces separated by a pair of six-and-a-half-foot sliding doors designed and built by REAL Audio Video. The walls on the side reserved for socializing have the look of warm barn wood, while the cinema side maintains the industrial vibe of the theater.

The integrator tells us that the theater’s audio system includes, “a Marantz AV7703 along with a QSC Q-Sys system to manage the sound from eight subwoofers, three Procella P28 speakers for the front, and 10 Triad speakers” to provide a great Atmos experience. “The client was so pleased with this, he has since come back requesting an upgrade to a Trinnov processor…and additional ceiling speakers.”

A Barco 4K projector provides the image to a 160" Stewart Filmscreen.

The REAL team had to work quickly, since this new build was scheduled to be part a home show, creating a hard deadline for the theater.

REAL Audio Video 347 E. 300 N., Lindon, UT 84042, USA +1 801 529 7814 real-av.com CEDIA Member Since 2010

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BEST HOME CINEMA LEVEL III: $150,000 – $450,000

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BEST HOME CINEMA LEVEL III: $150,000 – $450,000

// PROJECT

Gray and Black // INSTALLER

Union Place With help from the Erskine Group, Union Place transformed a multi-use basement into a dedicated home theater. The client, “an enthusiast who embraces technology,” according to the integrator, had an existing Control4 system “and wanted to build around that.”

The sound system, an immersive Dolby Atmos 9.4.4 configuration, delivers its punch via Triad speakers and Rythmik subs. Oversized, insulated ducts keep HVAC noise at bay, and the sound isolation in this room is extensive: clips, bass traps, cavities filled with play sand, a solid-core door with weather stripping and sealed thresholds, and an enclosure around the Epson projector all help keep the room separated from the rest of the home.

This basement retrofit required the team to remove two windows and isolate the noise from a sump pump (and add water sensors to ensure that pump failure wouldn’t lead to bigger problems). All the content systems — Tivo, Apple TV, Roku, and Blu-ray — were upgraded to 4K.

Union Place 361 George St., Excelsior, MN 55331, USA +1 952 474 5330 unionplace.com CEDIA Member Since 2002

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WINNER | ASIA PACIFIC

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BEST HOME CINEMA LEVEL III: AUD 200,000 – AUD 580,000

E Q U I PM E N T LI ST

Excellence viewing surface provides the 4K images.

AudioControl Control4

The client was heavily involved in the look of the room, and to ensure that aesthetics, audio, and video were all top quality (and within budget), Zene met with the general contractor early and often — and those meetings were a bit long. As a result, the client wound up with an award-winning theater in the time allotted to Zene for the entire installation: A mere two months!

Fuyi Gabriel Huawei Lutron Meyer Sound Oppo Quest Screen Excellence Sony System5 Toten

// PROJECT

Beijing Beauty // INSTALLER

Zene Private Theater

The immersive Dolby Atmos sound system in this theater highlights an array of powered Meyer Sound speakers. The Zene team dedicated circuits to each of the LCR speakers and the subwoofers. Zene installed resilient, flexible walls on top of the original concrete to flatten bass response and used QuestAi acoustical panels to help control reflections in this retrofit.

Additionally, “the HVAC main unit was installed behind the ceiling. The ceiling drywall blocks its operation noise. We placed a noise reduction tube in the middle of the air duct to reduce the hissing noise,” says the integrator. “We used a lot of rubber pads during the installation to isolate the LCR and two subs from the baffle wall.” A Sony projector coupled with a 183" Screen

Zene completed this award-winning theater in a mere two months.

Vidon Zene

I N D U STRY PA R T N E R S Builder/Project Manager – Xin Yan Yang

Zene Private Theater Unit A, Building 11, 85 Chao Yang Road, Beijing Film Studio Complex, Chao Yang District, Beijing 11 100025, China +86 (0)86 479 3788 zene.com.cn CEDIA Member Since 2008

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WINNER | EMEA

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BEST HOME CINEMA LEVEL III: £120,000 - £340,000 (€135,000 - €380,000)

E Q U I PM E N T LI ST

The sound had to be Dolby Atmos.

Amazon

The client wanted the ultimate home cinema room with no compromises, including the biggest screen possible in the allocated space, a bright screen for watching the TV during the day and in the evenings, Dolby Atmos sound, and control that could be fully integrated into the existing home Savant Pro system.

Apple Atlona Celerity Desmond & Sons Digital Projection Fortress Seating James Loudspeaker Kaleidescape

// PROJECT

Hampshire Cinema Seduction // INSTALLER

In order to allow the cinema room to be used with the lights on, a high-brightness projector was required. Cyberhomes installed a Digital Projection 4K-UHD HIGHlite 3-chip DLP laser projector in a special cabinet housing due to its size. While the projector has sufficient brightness for high dynamic range, it does not have built-in HDR capability, so a Lumagen Radiance Pro 4444 processor was included in the video signal path to provide HDR compatibility.

A 140" Screen Research XLR3 acoustically transparent screen allows the main LCR speakers to be located in the ideal positions behind the screen.

Cyberhomes

Lutron Oppo Savant Screen Research Sky Storm Audio Vizbox Enclosures

I N D U STRY PA R T N E R S

Cyberhomes installed James Loudspeakers.

All 15 speakers, four subwoofers, and the acoustic treatment panels are located out of sight, behind a custom stretched-fabric, acoustically transparent wall. A shark fin design was created to give the room aesthetic appeal, with LED strip lighting integrated into the fins. These LEDs dim automatically whenever video content is playing, leaving just the floor-level stair lights dimly illuminated (unless in daytime viewing mode).

Interior Designer – Lauren Matthews

Cyberhomes Station Yard, Thame, Oxford, OX9 3UH, UK +44 (0)333 344 3718 cyberhomes.co.uk CEDIA Member Since 2006

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WINNER | AMERICAS

BEST HOME CINEMA LEVEL IV: $450,000 & OVER

// PROJECT

The Addition // INSTALLER

One Touch Living

“Lot of attention to detail.” “A great looking interior and presentation.” The CEDIA judges are effusive when it comes to this high-end winner, carefully designed and calibrated with the help of Anthony Grimani (PMI).

Steinway amps and speakers provide a 9.1.4 Dolby Atmos immersive sound experience that boasts six subwoofers in this three-row theater.

The team at One Touch shares the charge they get when working with a customer who’s ready to commission a true reference theater: “We get very excited when a client who visits our showroom develops a clear One Touch had a client vision of what a home theater is to with a clear vision of feel like — as well what a home theater as a very specific should feel like. equipment list. In this project, the client wanted what he experienced in our demo room, but he didn't have the room in his house. So he built an addition for the express purpose of getting what he wanted.”

Sound isolation was critical in this instance, since the theater adjoins the home’s main living room and is literally just a few feet from the neighbor’s property. Following local code requirements also presented some challenges.

Meeting those challenges pays off, though. “This reminds us why we do all this hard work — it’s for the ultimate in client satisfaction!” says the integrator.

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// PROJECT

The photos tell a good bit of the story: This client

The Statement

wanted “a statement piece.” Everything here needed

E Q UIP ME N T LI ST

Acoustic Zen AudioQuest Barco Calrad Electronics Chief Colorbeam Control4 DirecTV FabricMate Anchorage Graybar Liberty Kaleidescape Middle Atlantic MSR Sonata Pakedge Sony Steinway Stewart Filmscreen SurgeX

to be state-of-art, from the décor to the system // INSTALLER

performance to seating for 12. A Barco 4K Thor projector

REAL Audio Video

provides the image to a Stewart Filmscreen Director’s

IN D USTRY PA RTNERS

Choice Screenwall, while no less than 29 speakers bring audio drama via a Trinnov-based system that provides immersive sound in multiple formats.

Specialty Consultant – Anthony Grimani, PMI, Ltd.

REAL’s work with the Erskine Group ensured a noise floor below 22dB in the room, even with the dedicated

One Touch Living 15932 Bernardo Center Drive, San Diego, CA 92127, USA

REAL Audio Video 347 E. 600 N., Lindon, UT 84042, USA

HVAC system running. Additionally, the integrator tells us the project includes “fully mechanically isolated and damped walls, and custom 350-pound doors (manufactured by the Erskine Group) with full seals and

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1touchliving.com

REAL-AV.com

client sees — CEDIA’s judges note the excellence of the

CEDIA Member Since 2014

CEDIA Member Since 2010

racks.

sweeps.” The quality here extends beyond what the

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E Q U I PM E N T LI ST

The performance objective set by the client was simple — he wanted the “best cinema installation in the UK.” The client went through a detailed selection process, comparing the latest traditional cinema offers with a left-field opportunity to install the first residential IMAX® in Europe. The process included a trip to Shanghai to review an installation recently completed in a shared apartment block. This resulted in Cornflake being asked to design a cinema that offers the same level of theatrical excellence experienced at the commercial Waterloo cinema, but in a medium-sized underground basement. The space needed to allow for 15 tiered seats and had to provide the ultimate luxurious AV experience.

The main challenge was to take a technical system designed for a very large environment and re-engineer it into a residential installation, with all the technology challenges this created. IMAX® had no real residential skills at this stage, so they relied totally on Cornflake’s technical competence to install and integrate the system into the whole house experience.

With a brief to exactly replicate the technical standards of a professional IMAX cinema, Cornflake installed dual 4K 2D/3D projectors, an immersive IMAX® curved screen and movable frame, a proprietary IMAX® sound system, a quality equalizer and power amplifier, an HD multi-media content server and player, and provided supports for HD television, Blu-ray, DVD, CD, gaming, and karaoke.

Performance on a grand scale is one thing, but generating it for a system that is critically analyzed by a knowledgeable audience is quite another. The result is a residential cinema that is like no other: The very first residential IMAX® in Europe, with all the incredible “wow” factors seen in their extraordinary commercial settings, but in a residential basement.

IMAX specified products

The attention to detail is at the highest level in all areas. // PROJECT

Taking it to the iMAX // INSTALLER

Cornflake

I N D U STRY PA R T N E R S Architect – Formation Architects Builder – Sizebreed Interior Designer – Eric Egan

Cornflake 37 Windmill Street, London, W1T 2JU, UK +44 (0)20 7323 4554 cornflake.co.uk CEDIA Member Since 2003

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// PROJECT

Elm Park Cinema // INSTALLER

Andrew Lucas London This is a truly unique project — it’s the first home cinema in the world to feature two Trinnov processors providing 48 discrete audio channels.

The space was designed to handle multiple screen formats and sources, making it the perfect space not only for watching films, but also for playing video games and listening to music.

Due to the client's appreciation for high-quality audio, Andrew Lucas London installed a custom speaker system. Specially-built Line Array speakers employ active crossovers served by a Trinnov Magnitude and Altitude combined. The room is designed to offer all three immersive audio formats: Dolby Atmos, Auro 3D, and DTS:X. The 2.40:1 screen with motorized side masking displays a vivid 4K HDR image, projected by a native 2.37:1 Barco projector that sits in the equipment room behind the cinema.

The room boasts several lighting schemes, column lighting, and ceiling lighting to deliver a true cinematic experience.

Andrew Lucas London 6 The Edge Business Centre, Humber Road, London, NW2 6DW, UK +44 (0)20 8222 6622 andrew-lucas.com CEDIA Member Since 2011

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BEST HOME CINEMA LEVEL IV: £340,000 (€380,000) & OVER

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BEST HOME CINEMA LEVEL IV: ÂŁ340,000 (â‚Ź380,000) & OVER

// PROJECT

Universum // INSTALLER

Effect Mozart To identify the exact needs of the client, Effect Mozart invited him to their showroom. After the visit, the client specified that special attention should be paid to the audio. Effect Mozart managed the full project and was involved in the design stage from start to finish, including the design of the floating floor, door, wall construction, table lighting design, decorative elements design, and architectural lighting.

To deliver the best audio, the integrator chose BG Radia speakers and Hypex subwoofer amps. Acoustic design of the transmission line of the subwoofer provides high-performance and linearity, which is suitable for audiophile applications. Effect Mozart was tasked with installing the largest possible screen and for one of the three rows of seating to be a large sofa, which took up a lot of space. To fulfill the client's desire for three rows, the integrator made the back row of seating a bar counter.

Effect Mozart Kirovskiy Prospect, 47/12-26, Rostov on Don, 344006, Russian Federation +7 (0)91 855 58 734 effectmozarta.ru CEDIA Member Since 2014

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Safe and Sound // INSTALLER

Advanced Technologies

The automation in this home elicits the word “Terrific!” from one CEDIA judge.

This project was first and foremost about security — and, of course, reliability. What’s one without the other?

Cameras throughout the property, when coupled with motion detectors, monitor for any activity in any zone the homeowner chooses. If “Away” or “Vacation” functions are chosen, that activity will be met with a voice response of “YOU HAVE BEEN DETECTED. LEAVE IMMEDIATELY.” Moreover, “there are motion sensors facing entry areas, in corridors; flex sensors under steps illuminate the stairwell.

The garage roll-up doors are sensed and controlled. Also, there are sensors to monitor the refrigerators and freezers for failure,” says the integrator.

The client also wanted “an end-to-end 18 gig video distribution system,” meaning that, in addition to the 4K cameras, multiple 4K TVs deliver content throughout the home. Eight audio zones and one surround-sound zone were also integrated. The challenge here? Even though it was a new build, the client waited until after the sheetrock was up to ask for distributed audio, which meant a good bit of fishing cables and crawling between trusses for the techs. Advanced Technologies was also responsible for integrating Amazon Echos and Dots into the project.

The automation in this home elicits the word “Terrific!” from one CEDIA judge.

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On-Q

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The team at All Digital sums up the challenge here:

Samsung

Value Engineering

“We were tasked to fully automate this home, while

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Arris Amazon Echo AvPro Celerity Control4 DITEK Elura Homeseer Honeywell Leviton Lifatec Liftmaster Luxul Resolution Products Omni Gear Onix Onkyo

providing a cost-effective solution to control all sub-

SnapAV Stealth Acoustics

// INSTALLER

systems (as the homeowner had already maxed out their

All Digital

construction budget, and his wife did not want to spend any more money on technology). We value-engineered the whole solution and provided the homeowner a

IN D USTRY PA RTNERS

simple and clean solution, and we were able to convince the wife by showing her how this system will enhance

Builder/Owner – Charles Blair

their lifestyle.”

Those enhancements include integrated lighting,

Advanced Technologies

All Digital

distributed video, integrated HVAC, an eight-camera CCTV system, alarms, an Araknis network with three

12552 Archery Drive, Baton Rouge, LA 70815, USA

2645 Executive Park Drive, Suite 346, Weston, FL 33331, USA

+1 225 273 7561

+1 954 406 9049

runs all the subsystems in this home, and automated

advancedtechnologiesbr.com

alldigital-av.com

systems include lighting controls that turn off and on

CEDIA Member Since 2014

CEDIA Member Since 2013

WAPs, pool equipment controls, and Somfy shades programmed to a 16-channel wireless module. Control4

with solar cycles and pathways that light up to guide the client safely to the kitchen at night.

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The mission here? A final product that’s simple to use, reliable, and expandable. The home’s systems are also robust, including: • All lighting, motorized blinds, louvres, fans, heat lamps, and water features have “welcome,” “away,” and various mood scenes, • Ten zones of HVAC control, • Four CCTV cameras (connected to an 8Tb QNAP NAS with motion sensing), • Eight zones of motion sensors with batter backup, • Seven audio zones, • Six 4K video zones with no less than 18 sources, • An upgradeable Pakedge network throughout, • And an IP video intercom system.

Apple

SANUS

Axis

Seagate

Bose

Sonos

Clipsal

Sonance

Control4

Yamaha

Diamantina Hager Hypertec ICE Kordz Middle Atlantic NAS Netgear

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// INSTALLER

Island Home

Electronic Living

The building’s concrete materials meant meticulous attention to detail was required in the initial planning.

The integrator explains the challenges presented by this new home’s construction: “Due to the nature of the build, all walls, floors, and ceilings were cast in concrete on site, which meant meticulous attention to detail was required in the initial planning to ensure a conduit cable plan was executed with precision. It meant our team had to be on-site for every pour to ensure the conduits were properly located and back box terminations were cast for all locations. Every single cable in this house was installed into conduit, and redundancy was factored into the cable design as there would never be a second chance to install later due to the selected construction methods.”

Ness OME Pakedge QNAP Samsung

I N D U STRY PA R T N E R S Architect – Studio 2 Builder – CGH Constructions

Electronic Living 21 Robinson Road E., Virginia, QLD, 4014 Australia +61 (0)7 3265 1855 electronicliving.com.au CEDIA Member Since 2008

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Elegant Condo // INSTALLER

Bridger Automation

BEST INTEGRATED HOME LEVEL I: AUD 200,000 & UNDER

For this particular project, Bridger Automation used a control platform from Rti, which ties all of the systems in this elegant, old-school condo together. The clients, an older couple who have tech in their other two homes, were comfortable with Rti hand-held remotes and iPads when it came

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The Master’s Enclave // INSTALLER

Bridger Automation

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Automation events include an “Away” mode,

Bridger Automation

(3000K) light…to create a subtle low-level lighting

40a Cronulla Ave., Mermaid Beach, QLD 4218, Australia

pleased with the result."

+61 (0)418 291 120

shades, security, and distributed audio and video,

+61 (0)418 291 120

the highlight of which is a media room featuring 5.1

bridgerautomation.com.au

Pioneer high-end processor, and an 80" Samsung TV.

HVAC control is integrated into the home’s systems,

are also automated to react to sunrise and sunset.

The Bridger team says, “We used a 'warm white’

CEDIA Member Since 2015

called up with the touch of a single button on an iPad.

shading, from blackout to sheer. Curtains and blinds

Lighting control was exceptionally important.

surround sound with speakers by Sonance and a

emphasis on soft, warm lighting scenes that can be

door coverings visible to the course have depths of

customers’ other properties.

bridgerautomation.com.au

Automation utilized simpler interfaces with an

faces a famous golf course, and all window and

the controls in this condo mirrored those in the

Other integrated systems include HVAC, automated

Like their other finalist in this category, Bridger

as are security and motorized shades. This home

to user interfaces, and the integrator ensured that

with a very soft feel. The clients are extremely

BEST INTEGRATED HOME LEVEL I: AUD 200,000 & UNDER

Bridger Automation 40a Cronulla Ave., Mermaid Beach, QLD 4218, Australia

CEDIA Member Since 2015

“Welcome Home” scene, and “Start Movie” (among others), with the “Movie” scene triggering lighting, shades, AV gear, and HVAC functions. The media room in this home features 7.1 surround sound with Sonance speakers and subs powered by an Integra receiver and a 130" Accent Vision screen with a Sony 4K projector.

I AM “ Being a CEDIA Outreach Instructor (COI) has allowed me to build strong relationships with industry partners. By offering technology courses that have been approved by their associations, I demonstrate my expertise and make them feel confident in recommending our firm to their clients.�

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BEST INTEGRATED HOME LEVEL I: £120,000 (€135,000) & UNDER

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Project 515 London // INSTALLER

TwentyTwo Integration

Due to the apartment being separate from the main residence, the client here wanted an easy-to-understand system that they would remember how to use when visiting the property.

The reception room is the heart of the apartment. The client’s main TV viewing was to be done in this room, and they wanted to ensure it would deliver a great sound and viewing experience.

TwentyTwo Integration installed a 75" Samsung screen on a Future Automation bracket that is neatly mounted on the front wall, with Bowers & Wilkins in-ceiling speakers, an Artcoustic soundbar, and Velodyne subwoofer providing the high-quality audio. Complications arose due to the open-plan nature of this area. Alongside the reception room, there is a dining room and bar area. These can be sectioned off by sliding doors, so acoustics had to be managed accordingly.

Sound isolation was were a major concern for the client, as they worried that noise from their apartment would impact their neighbors. This, coupled with the interior designer’s requirement for ceiling speakers, meant that TwentyTwo Integration had to be sure they did all they could to minimize any sound transfer. Along with the builder ensuring the building structure insulation was appropriate, the integrator installed acoustic back boxes to all speakers. The team also included easy-to-access sound equalization settings within the Crestron programming to allow bass levels to be adjusted and a “night time" mode to be set for music and TV viewing in unsociable hours.

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Cyberhomes’ client was moving out of his existing home

Bedford Family Home

and renovating the on-site barn to become the new

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Abloy

Krone

APC

LaunchPort

Apple

Leon

Axis

Linksys

Bowers & Wilkins

Lutron

Crestron

Middle Atlantic

CYP

Pulse Eight

Draytek

Ruckus

Dynabox

Sky

Samsung

Siemens

Future Automation

Velodyne

Hubbel

Vision

IN D USTRY PA RTNERS Interior Designer – April Hudson

The standard and quality of installation and the level of execution has been carried out to a very high standard.

family home. For the new home, the client required a // INSTALLER

carefully designed lighting scheme, security system,

Cyberhomes

and a media room in his open-planned living room.

Given that the living room benefitted from a large amount of daylight, Cyberhomes decided it was best to design a media room based around a Sony LED TV. Dolby Atmos 7.1.2 surround sound is achieved using an Integra DRX-5 processor with Triad in-wall speakers,

TwentyTwo Integration

Cyberhomes

The Printworks, Unit D, 22 Amelia Street, London, SE17 3BZ, UK

Station Yard, Thame, Oxford, OX9 3UH, UK

+44 (0)207 703 4376

+44 (0)333 344 3718

cameras were installed to cover the front of the property.

twentytwointegration.com

cyberhomes.co.uk

Cyberhomes also pre-wired reinforced CAT cable to the

CEDIA Member Since 2007

CEDIA Member Since 2006

surrounds, height speakers, and in-wall subs. Control4 lighting was installed with 56 dimmable circuits. All rooms feature custom engraved wallplates that allow control of both the lighting and blinds. Four CCTV

planned location of stables to allow additional cameras to be added in the future.

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The brief for this development in Belgravia, London,

// PROJECT

SONA updated an old farmhouse by installing a

Premier Belgravia Mews

was to deliver market-leading aspirational technology

Simple Science

scheme that delivers on functionality rather than

that incorporates AV, lighting and blind control,

extravangance. Key rooms feature a distributed

// INSTALLER

cooling, and building management system (BMS),

// INSTALLER

audio system, with a combination of in-ceiling and

Knektd

while maintaining a tight budget. Knektd installed

SONA

conventional bookshelf speakers. This home also

a number of integrated systems, all of which are

includes a dedicated cinema room, featuring a 4K

controlled and managed by the client, estate agents,

projection system, tiered seating, and a Dolby Atmos

and the eventual property owner via a central

7.1.2 speaker configuration.

Control4 system.

The interior and exterior spaces feature lighting

The media room provides the real “wow” factor in this

control, with lighting panels distributed across three

property. Designed to deliver a great entertainment

Knektd Worlds End Studios, 132-134 Lots Road, London, SW10 0RJ, UK +44 (0)20 7349 7113 knektd.co.uk CEDIA Member Since 2012

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space, the integrator installed a 5.1 audio system. The home features a Control4 distributed audio system with Bowers & Wilkins speakers throughout key areas and a centralized WyreStorm matrix to deliver content

locations. This system is integrated with the home's

SONA 73 Manchester Road, Warrington, Chesire, WA1 4AE, UK

across all TVs. A Rako programmable system is used

+44 (0)1625 541442

to control the lighting, while security is delivered via

thinksona.com

a Control4 external door entry panel and two CCTV cameras, which are linked to a dedicated NVR.

CEDIA Member Since 2013

plumbing system so that instant hot water is available at taps when occupancy is detected. An HD IP CCTV system covers the external areas, with cameras kept on their own subnet to separate them from network traffic. An intruder alarm provides perimeter protection of all doors and windows. The property has been designed to be as future-ready as is possible with cable infrastructure covering every area within the home.

Seating Acoustical Treatment Bespoke Design

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Speak to your CinemaTech team today and learn how we can help create an extraordinary cinema experience through our world-renowned design, seating and acoustic solutions.

www.mycinematech.com 972.381.1071

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Iconic Luxury // INSTALLER

La Scala

This urban project occupies two floors of an iconic luxury apartment building with views of a nearby beach. The client connected the two floors with a spiral staircase, then began the tech integration.

The ask: “The homeowners love to entertain but made it clear that the interior look and quality of finish must not be compromised with the introduction of technology,” according to the La Scala team.

Hidden speakers bring audio to 16 zones, James subwoofers are integrated into the millwork, and all three bedrooms have televisions on motorized lifts that raise and lower from custom cabinetry. The home features 90 loads of Lutron lighting, nearly 80 different shades, eight CEDIA’s judges are zones of HVAC control, succinct: “Everything and a number of wellin this project is designed scenes that are accessed via a single outstanding.” button and can be easily adjusted by the homeowner, including a “clean” scene that lights up the residence, raises all the TVs, and brings preselected music into eight zones. This home also picked up the CEDIA Awards for “Technology Meets Design” and “Life Lived Best at Home”.

CEDIA’s judges are succinct: “Everything in this project is outstanding.”

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This residence is meant to be a true oasis, designed for

Skyline Views

a client with a heavy travel schedule who comes home

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Apple Atlona Future Automation ICE iPort James Leon Marantz Middle Atlantic Nexus Pakedge Panamax RTI Samsung Savant Sonance Stealth Acoustics

to enjoy the skyline views from his windows — windows // INSTALLER

that also need to be blacked out for restful sleep. The

Design Electronics

latter was an unexpected challenge: Interior blackout solutions interfered with aesthetics, so an exterior roller

IN D USTRY PA RTNERS

shutter system from Somfy was called into service.

That travel schedule also meant that security was a

General Contractor – Jamie Weatherbie

priority here too, and surveillance, gate controls, and

Interior Designer – Mitchell Freedland Design

alarm systems are all carefully integrated. In addition to lighting scenes (driven by 231 Crestron-controlled loads) that include, for example, “Away” functions, the client

La Scala

Design Electronics

can call up lights and music for a scene called “Boom”

1385 Boundary Road, Vancouver, BC V5K 4T9, Canada

6913 Oakwood Drive, Niagara Falls, ON L2G OJ3, Canada

make his guests say, “Wow!”

+1 604 606 1888

+1 905 646 3333

(including an outdoor system by the pool and a hot tub

lascala.ca

designelectronics.net

CEDIA Member Since 1993

CEDIA Member Since 2014

— distributed audio and specialty lighting designed to Entertainment includes 12 zones of multi-room audio zone on a terrace), distributed video, and a home theater that features a 150" 16:9 screen.

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Island Gem // INSTALLER

Port City Sound While this project didn’t take the top trophy, CEDIA’s judges are duly impressed with the work here.

One judge awards this integration tops marks for its documentation, “Something I never do.” Another tells us how fond he is of the rack’s “great service loops,” and a third was impressed by the seamless integration of many of the home’s systems.

This 10,000-square-foot island home features 22 zones of distributed audio, two surround-sound systems, 16 standard TV locations (“with data drops at each location,” according to Port City Sound), 41 motorized shades, 78 lighting loads, six ceiling fans, nine bath fans, and five CCTV cameras. The cameras offer more than security: The client’s able to enjoy views beyond his windows with a 360-degree look at the island his family calls home.

Crestron amps and controls, Triad speakers, Integra gear, Sony TVs, and Araknis switches are just some of the items that make this home special.

Port City Sound 6622 Gordon Road, Unit H, Wilmington, NC 28411, USA +1 910 790 5700 portcitysound.net CEDIA Member Since 2006

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BEST INTEGRATED HOME LEVEL II: $150,000 - $300,000

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Simplicity // INSTALLER

Zio Group, LLC As the ZIO Group tells us, “The client purchased a relatively new custom estate home with an extensive AV system. Unfortunately, not much of it worked, and some of it was never completed when originally installed.

The client’s goal was simple: deliver a system with the same functionality as the original system, but make it easy to use and cost effective to maintain.”

That description’s an understatement: the racks, for example, were a tangled rat’s nest of cabling installed with little logic or care. To cut costs, the integrator rose to the challenge of making the original gear “talk” to the upgrades and wound up actually combining both Crestron and Control4 elements. The ultimate solution included 32 zones of stereo audio, three surround-sound zones, 10 zones of video (including a dedicated theater), lighting, security systems, a professional grade gigabit network, pool and spa control, and more.

ZIO Group, LLC 660 Clay St., Winter Park, FL 32789, USA +1 407 622 2262 zioconnects.com CEDIA Member Since 2003

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This project also took the prize for Best Documentation.

ALOGIC Apple AWM Beacon Lighting Blustream Clipsal Control4 EVS Honeywell iPort LEDlux Marantz MK Niles Ness Oppo

// PROJECT

Black Rock // INSTALLER

Argus Technologies

During the first meeting with the client, Argus had initially been asked to provide info on an intercom, a security system, and the ability to watch Foxtel cable on every TV in the home. After that initial discovery session, the job expanded to multiplesource video distribution, distributed audio, HVAC control, CCTV, networking, lighting, entry control, pool control, and even the needed infrastructure to watch over-the-air TV. As Argus tied the various subsystems together via centralized control, the client then asked the integrator to bring their other area of expertise into the project, and the team was tasked with handling all the electrical work in this new build.

Video’s distributed from five sources to seven different TVs, and audio in this home

Ross Schneider Electric Seltec

encompasses 14 zones from 12 sources.

Lighting includes 128 circuits (and 21 motorized blinds), and the HVAC systems run 10 zones.

Sonance Teracom Ubiquiti Ventair

A number of automated functions run everything from motion-triggered night lighting to warming the bathroom’s towel rails before the day begins for the clients.

Pool functions can be controlled via mobile devices, security systems include remote monitoring, the Wi-Fi is incredibly robust, and a solar backup battery system provides juice to key systems in case of a power outage. This project also took the prize for Best Documentation (page 127).

Argus Technologies Unit 6/ 6-7 Gilda Court, Mulgrave, VIC 3170, Australia +61 (0)1 300 274878 argustechnologies.com.au CEDIA Member Since 2017

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Custom Home, Custom System // INSTALLER

Electronic Living This custom home — which includes a dedicated home theater that picked up its own trophy (Best Home Cinema, Level I [page 20]) — also features 10 zones of 4K distributed video and 11 zones of distributed audio, including the surround-sound zone in the theater. Lighting is run by five Control4 panels and the client’s mobile devices, and the system is set up so that the homeowners can instantly save any lighting scene for later recall.

The home’s security system includes 17 zones of pet-aware motion sensors.

Access controls and a CCTV setup with eight cameras round out that aspect of this project.

CEDIA’s judges were taken with the racks in this particular project, calling them “beautiful,” and then awarding the central nervous system of the home the 2018 CEDIA Award for Best Dressed Rack in the Asia-Pacific region. Find more info on that aspect of the job on page 122.

Electronic Living 21 Robinson Road E., Virginia, QLD 4014, Australia +61 (0)7 3265 1855 electronicliving.com.au CEDIA Member Since 2008

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BEST INTEGRATED HOME LEVEL II: AUD 200,000 – AUD 400,000

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BEST INTEGRATED HOME LEVEL II: AUD 200,000 – AUD 400,000

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An A+ UI // INSTALLER

Look & Listen CEDIA’s judges noted the terrific user interface in this project, mentioning that the step-by-step guide Look & Listen created that covers all the functions of the home’s customized touch panels is thoughtful and easy to follow.

The Look & Listen team sums up their other challenges here thusly: “Security, reliability, entertainment, and customization were the main objectives for this project with a demand to meet the client’s high expectations.

“Planning and designing were both key to this project’s success, since this retrofit included integrating technology into the building’s concrete slabs and walls, all access and routes had to be planned to the utmost accuracy. All infrastructure had to be run around the exterior of the building concealing cables cleverly and aesthetically around existing building materials.”

Look & Listen Unit 7 / 229 Junction Road, Morningside, QLD 4170, Australia +61 (0)73 3991752 lookandlisten.com.au CEDIA Member Since 2007

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An all-around well-done job with some nice extra automation features.

Amazon

Handley

Anthem

HP

Antiferance

Lutron

APC

Middle Atlantic

Apple

Neet

Autonomic

Ruckus

Bowers & Wilkins

SANUS

BPT

SCP

Crestron

Sony

CYP

SurgeX

Draytek

Triad

Future Automation

ULT

I N D U STRY PA R T N E R S Architect – The Llama Group Builder – The Llama Group // PROJECT

Edge Cottage // INSTALLER

Intuitive Homes & Ultamation

The objective was to provide a fully integrated home as part of a complete renovation and expansion of an existing property. The client wanted to use the power and versatility of a Crestron system to integrate all media, security, and lifestyle requirements.

As the family entertains frequently, Intuitive Homes and Ultamation implemented a “follow me” feature on the Crestron TSW touch panels, so that they can start their evening in the kitchen and then move to the entertainment building and have their music or background video follow them. This was achieved by utilizing the Bluetooth pinpoint beacons on the panels and the Bluetooth integration on the Crestron app.

The video distribution is handled via Crestron DigitalMedia with six inputs and eight outputs, while the audio is done by 14 zones of Crestron Sonnex comprising an 8+2 zone main unit and four zone expansion.

The entertainment building features three Sonnex zones of audio in the same area, comprised of floorstanding speakers, ceiling speakers, and also the TV soundbar. As two sides of the building are glazed sliding doors, Intuitive Homes and Ultamation also had to consider external speakers for this space.

The formal lounge benefits from a TV on a Future Automation lift that raises the TV out of a built-in bookcase and rotates it to the predefined viewing angle.

Interior Designer – The Llama Group

Intuitive Homes 121 Palatine Road, Didsbury, Manchester, M20 3YA, UK +44 (0)161 738 1076 intuitivehomes.co.uk CEDIA Member Since 2012

Ultamation Liverpool Science Park, ic2, 146 Brownlow Hill, Liverpool, L3 5RF, UK +44 (0)151 331 5210 ultamation.com

This project also won Global honors — find more info page 133.

CEDIA Member Since 2016

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Neo Bankside // INSTALLER

Homeplay Thanks to a 20-year long relationship with this client, Homeplay was contracted to design and install the systems in this integrated home.

While the client knew that he wanted distributed AV, lighting control, CCTV, remote access over the HVAC system, and a way of knowing when staff were entering and exiting the apartment, he left the details to his trusted technology advisor, Homeplay. There were a lot of obstacles during this project, but Homeplay found a solution for each challenge.

The huge open-planned space presented very few options for placement of speakers and TVs, so the integrator opted to hide much of the equipment in the custom joinery.

Two large freestanding cabinets were designed with a 65" TV installed on each side. Each cabinet hides two LCR speakers and four individual subwoofers.

Homeplay 117 Windmill Road, Sunbury on Thames, Surrey, TW16 7EF, UK +44 (0)1932 781327 homeplay.tv CEDIA Member Since 2015

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BEST INTEGRATED HOME LEVEL II: £120,000 - £230,000 (€135,000 - €260,000)

// PROJECT

Villa Soleil // INSTALLER

Henri The client wanted a complete smart home, from lighting and blind control to AV, security, and temperature. As a second home, the client is not based in the property every day, so Henri had to create a simple custom interface on the in-wall touchscreens and TV remotes and also developed an iPhone app that the client now loves to use.

Henri defined seven audio zones that share one AirPlay stream, one FM Tuner stream, one Web Tuner stream, and an iPod. A Crestron Sonnex matrix is used to create multiroom audio to amplify the in-ceiling Bowers & Wilkins speakers. Henri installed a Lutron Sovoia system, including 3QS Smart Panels power supply for 27 roller blinds, and Lutron HomeWorks with DALI modules for all the lighting circuits for inside the house, as well as on/off modules for outdoor lighting.

Henri 45 Bis rue de Lagny, Vincennes, 94300, France +33 (0)1 43 28 56 14 henri.fr CEDIA Member Since 1999

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E Q U I PM E N T LI ST

Apple Arris/Motorola AudioQuest Bosch Cartell Crestron DSM iPort Kaleidescape Leon Luma LG Middle Atlantic Paradigm Revel RTI // PROJECT

The Empty Nest // INSTALLER

Admit One Home Systems

This 14,000-square-foot house – which includes an award-winning theater (Best Home Cinema, Level III [see page 34]) — is “a dream home for some empty nesters that have a large family and wanted to provide a spacious meeting ground for their children and grandchildren,” according to the team at Admit One.

the rooms have independent HVAC as well as lighting and shade control.

Ruckus SANUS SnapAV

The automation events in this home are based on time and geofencing. An example of the latter: When the homeowner approaches, a fountain is turned on along with lighting and music in certain parts of the home. Morning comes with automated music and the powering up of the master bathroom’s TV mirror.

In addition to the gear in the theater, the project features 24 independent video zones CEDIA’s judges are knocked out by the guts with seven video source options. Distributed of this home — in fact, this integration also audio is even more robust, as 13 source took the trophy for “Best Dressed Racks.” options deliver music and movie soundtracks (Find more on page 120). to no less than 46 zones (for a grand total of 110 amplified channels).

The source options include a player piano and a retro This integration also took the trophy for jukebox in addition to streaming services. Many of “Best Dressed Rack.”

Sonance Sonos Sony Suera SunBrite Xfinity Yale

Admit One Home Systems 7513 Washington Ave. S., Edina, MN 55439, USA +1 952 240 6262 admitonesystems.com CEDIA Member Since 2003

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Hampshire Luxury Lifestyle // COMPANY

Cyberhomes This home, with its stunning views of the dunes along the shoreline of Western Michigan, is an outdoorsman’s oasis. The team at Bekins gives us this great description: “The ground floor serves as an entry point to this uniquely integrated home. It features a state-ofthe-art gym, media room, and a oneof-a-kind trophy room that would make any Cabela’s jealous.

“A trek upstairs to the Dune Level reveals a scenic, woodsy retreat with three bedrooms and a guest suite.

The bedrooms and guest suite feature in-ceiling speakers to enjoy the buffet of media options, en-suite bathrooms, and walk-in closets. Automated blinds provide a little more privacy and lighting control to visitors in the guest suite. The Dune Level also hosts a craft room and kids area for fun family activities.

“With whole-home audio in every room, automated shades, lighting control, and touchpads and keypads all around — setting the scene in this home is just a touch away.”

Bekins 735 Washington Ave., Grand Haven, MI 49417, USA +1 616 842 2743 bekins.us CEDIA Member Since 1993

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Double Duty // INSTALLER

DSI Luxury Technology Entertainment is key in this whole-home integration, and the centerpiece is a family room that’s tied to a game room. “This large entertaining space had to be outfitted with great video options,” says DSI. “We designed a dual display system that includes an 85" Sony XBR TV for daily viewing and a 135" projection screen that comes out of the floor under a motorized hatch for ‘big event’ movie nights.”

The client wanted TVs nearly everywhere, and the equipment list includes Samsung Frame TVs, Sony OLEDs, Seura Mirror, Seura Hydra (for the shower), and Seura Storm outdoor TVs. Sixteen zones of audio are fed by Savant music servers that deliver music to Sonance and Clark Synthesis Underwater speakers.

A Ruckus network system was installed, as were CCTV and alarms for security.

All the home’s HVAC zones are integrated into the Savant control system, and lighting control and the home’s 32 Lutron Sivoia shades control brightness and react to the warming of the sun.

DSI Luxury Technology 6955 Hayvenhurst Ave., Van Nuys, CA 91406, USA +1 818 906 9940 dsilt.com CEDIA Member Since 1998

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E Q U I PM E N T LI ST // PROJECT

The Peninsula House // INSTALLER

Argus Technologies

Argus was tasked with ensuring that many This winning project was the result of a long of the systems they installed could be process undertaken by upgraded and expanded in the future.

Argus — at the initial client meeting in February 2015, the integration team learned that the client had previously had a terrible experience with home technology.

Working slowly and methodically and building the customers’ trust as carefully as they built the systems they designed and installed, the Argus team finished this spectacular integration in March 2018.

ALOGIC Apple AWM Beacon Lighting Blustream Clipsal Control4 EVS Honeywell iPort LEDlux Marantz

Argus was tasked with ensuring that many of the systems they installed could be upgraded and expanded in the future — for example, seven zones of video were installed with prewire for two more.

MK Niles Ness Oppo Ross

Ten audio zones draw from eight streaming sources, lighting control and design extends

Schneider Electric Seltec Sonance

to the pool, spa, and tennis areas, and Argus even installed a winch system for one of the home’s chandeliers for service and cleaning.

Automation events include garden lighting that reacts to solar cycles and water features that only run in the daytime.

Other features in this new-home build include a terrific Unifi network, a dedicated home theater that seats nine and boasts a 147" screen, a JVC projector, MK speakers and subs, and Marantz and Sunfire components. There are 174 lighting and 11 motorized blind circuits in the home as well.

Teracom Ubiquiti Ventair

Argus Technologies Unit 6/ 6-7 Gilda Court, Mulgrave, VIC 3170, Australia +61 (0)1 300 274878 argustechnologies.com.au CEDIA Member Since 2017

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A very well thought-out installation.

This property is a large site, consisting of five separate buildings and substantial gardens.

SONA’s brief was to approach this as a single project. The client wanted a wireless network that was seamless across the site, covering every building and the exterior spaces between — nearly 500 feet in some cases — delivering music and TV content throughout the main house, annex, summer house, and gardens.

Lighting control is distributed around the site, with panels creating a system with over 170 circuits. The system also controls water features, two sets of motorized gates, 23 motorized window treatments, and motorized skylights on the second floor. Gas lanterns are also controlled via the lighting system, with ignition circuits triggered from switching relays.

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Religious Intent // INSTALLER

SONA

Twenty-six HD cameras were installed. The CCTV features a video analytic system that can detect human motion with extreme accuracy.

The system uses POE IP cameras, which sit on the main network but are on a separate VLAN. An intercom includes a total of five entry panels, two internal call panels, and apps to allow full communication with entry panels, which also feature proximity readers and integrate with electronic locks in the main house and annex.

AV sources include Sky, Apple TVs, and Kaleidescape. The main lounge has a 5.1 surround system with a 55" TV discreetly housed in a custom cabinet with a lift mechanism. The main control system carries out automated sequences to prepare all AV zones for viewing. When a user selects a source, the system automatically turns on the devices required and switches them to the appropriate input and settings.

ACA-Apex

Middle Atlantic

Amina

Netgear

Artcoustic

Olson Electronics

ATEN

Panamorph

CQR

Pakedge

Comelit

Pyronix

Danlers

RTI

Denon

Samsung

Desmond & Sons

Screen Research

Draytek

Sonance

Fibox

Sonos

Future Automation

Sugg Lighting

Gewiss

Texecom

Hikvision

WyreStorm

Just Add Power

Xtralis

Kaleidescape

Yamaha

Lutron Luxul

I N D U STRY PA R T N E R S Architect – Wyn Roberts Interior Designer – Keeley Green

SONA 73 Manchester Road, Warrington, Chesire, WA1 4AE, UK +44 (0)1625 541442 thinksona.com CEDIA Member Since 2013

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Hampshire Luxury Lifestyle // COMPANY

Cyberhomes This property was being completely gutted and the interior layouts were being changed and extended to create a luxury home. The kitchen/dining/bar/ nook area is a large open-plan space.

In order to ensure good sound quality for this large area, the in-ceiling Bowers & Wilkins loudspeakers were enhanced with four discreetly located, in-wall Triad subwoofers. When the cinema in the dedicated space is turned off, a “purge cycle” is activated with the air conditioning and air circulation system to refresh the room as many of the homeowner’s friends are smokers.

Cyberhomes designed a lighting control system for a large custommade fish tank full of tropical fish that can simulate storms with lightning. The team also made it possible for a CCTV camera to be attached to the tank so that the owner can monitor it remotely.

Cyberhomes Station Yard, Thame, Oxford, OX9 3UH, UK +44 (0)333 344 3718 cyberhomes.co.uk CEDIA Member Since 2006

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70+years of award winning experience

Congratulations CEDIA Awards Winners For Your Creativity and Craftsmanship We are proud to be associated with your projects and thank you for choosing Stewart Filmscreen.

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E Q U I PM E N T LI ST // PROJECT

Sophisticated Lakehouse // INSTALLER

The Premier Group

This home site was discovered by a couple who lived nearby — they’d noticed the property from their pontoon boat and remarked that the view from that home must be tremendous. Shortly thereafter, the property they coveted came on the market.

The couple bought the parcel, knocked down the existing building, and then went “all-in” with their new home.

Ademco

QMotion

AudioQuest

SANUS

Control4

Seura

CREE

Sonance

DMF Lighting

Sony

FlexfireLEDs

SurgeX

Full Swing

TiVo

GreenCreative

That approach meant that everything in their next residence would be brand new, and the tech they wanted had to blend perfectly into the couple’s artful vision.

ICRealtime Juno Leon LG

A tremendous amount of systems have been integrated into this home.

The home boasts “a 10-Zone/10Source Control4 4K Video Matrix that provides a stereo downmix of all sources to a 16x16 Audio Matrix,” says The Premier Group. “Video sources include three Tivo Bolts, Sony Blu-ray, Apple TV, and Roku. Audio sources native to the Control4 system are Tune-In Radio, Pandora, and Napster. The audio matrix is time-delayed to accurately sync each stereo zone with the three surround systems.”

Lucifer Middle Atlantic NORA Pakedge Panamax Premier

I N D U STRY PA R T N E R S Architect – Gary Nance Builder – Dan Elliott

A Pakedge network is the backbone of the home’s systems, which also include security, lighting, shades, HVAC, and pool control. The scenes programmed into the homes’ systems are both event-based (“Entertain,” “Dining,” “Movie”) and chronological (with scenes running from “Morning” to “Goodnight”). The complexity wasn’t lost on CEDIA’s judges: “A lot going on — there are a tremendous amount of systems integrated into this home,” says our panel.

Interior Designer – Keeley Green

The Premier Group 1065 Third Ave. SW, Carmel, IN 46032, USA +1 317 580 1032 premier-group.com CEDIA Member Since 2000

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Artful Alleys // INSTALLER

Big Picture Solutions This whole-home integration features a truly stunning and artful bowling alley that picked up trophies in this year’s CEDIA Awards for Lighting (page 116) and Documentation (page 126). The home doubles as a gathering place for fundraisers for charities dear to the family’s hearts.

Beyond the alleys, the rest of the home’s lighting is state-of-the-art: “The exterior offers 17 floodlights, 32 carriage sconces, and 179 Garden Light fixtures that are powered by Lutron Ecosystem and seamlessly integrated into the home control network,” says the team from Big Picture Solutions. Additionally, “strategic lighting and timed shade deployment are absolutely essential for showcasing the hundreds of rare and fine art collectibles stationed throughout the interior."

AV systems in the house feature Totem audio and Sony 4K TVs, and the home’s security features include 14 4K cameras and Elk security systems.

Big Picture Solutions 1001 Jupiter Park Drive, Suite 120, Jupiter, FL 33458, USA +1 561 935 8500 bpsinc.com CEDIA Member Since 2014

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Casa Tortuga // INSTALLER

ETC One of the more interesting aspects of this seaside home: Its ocean-facing side must be dark during sea-turtle nesting season (March through October) to meet local codes.

The other challenge here: This building is a $30 million spec home. As the team at ETC tells us, “the home’s systems must be flexible enough to appeal to a wide variety of potential buyers, yet able to be modified to accommodate the personal choices of the future owner.”

Those systems include: • A full security system with alert speakers, perimeter motion detectors, and a wine room monitor, • Surveillance that includes 15 cameras, • Sixteen audio zones, • Sixteen TV locations, • Four separate video inputs on a 98" Planar wall, • And eight HVAC zones.

Programmed scenes include a “Realtor” function that delivers perfect lighting, comfortable temps, and cool jazz to potential buyers.

ETC 2611 Mercer Ave., West Palm Beach, FL 33401, USA +1 561 881 8118 etc.fm CEDIA Member Since 2003

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E Q U I PM E N T LI ST

This three-story home has incredibly complicated climate automation.

Apple Autonomic BG Radia Crow Swan Dynalite EXACQ Furman Hikvision Integra Integriti iPort JBL Mobotix Netgear Panasonic PMC Prismasonic Ruckus Runco

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Bellevue Hill // INSTALLER

AVD Australia

AVD picked a Savant platform to control every aspect of this home: AV, dedicated theater, CCTV, HVAC, lighting, floor heating, heated towel rails, and much more. This three-story home — with amenities such as a pool, tennis court, home gym, two wine cellars, and two garages (one with an automotive turntable) — has incredibly complicated climate automation that not only controls blinds and shades but evacuates warm air from the ceilings. The project also includes a home theater with a 186" 2.39:1 format screen, extensive “threelayer” security (internal, perimeter, and external), and 77 custom designed (by AVD) lighting switch plates.

But it’s the client testimony that really tells the story here: “Our experience with AVD and their team from the design phase to installation to execution/integration and after-service has been incredible. We completed our home eight months ago, and I can’t speak more highly of the platform AVD created for us. We have a very large home with many elements, and our interface is simply fantastic. The systems capabilities are brilliant, but more importantly, they are so user friendly. The members of the AVD team were diligent, professional, and timely in the execution of our project. I truly can’t recommend AVD and their team more highly.”

Samsung Savant Screen Innovations Sonance Velodyne Acoustics

AVD Australia PO Box 4107, Castlecrag, NSW 2068, Australia +61 (0)2 9906 2424 avd.com.au CEDIA Member Since 2007

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// INSTALLER

High Tech Family Home

Environ

The client requested a smart home system that integrated beautifully and discreetly into the design of the room.

Using iPads and touchscreens, Environ was requested to design a user interface that is styled after Armani Hotels.

The integrator replicated a photo of the interface in CAD and Photoshop, had it signed off by the client, and then built and programmed it.

The house boasts two media rooms. The ground floor space is designed around Sonus Faber Aida speakers and a 75" TV, while the third-floor room features a Barco projector, Sonus Faber speakers, and a large dropdown screen. In both media rooms, interior design was key, so integration into joinery was of paramount importance.

The subs were hidden in both locations. Environ worked with the blinds specialist to deliver and control blinds that appear from floor boxes — effectively being installed upside down. Audio was of key importance in the relaxation area. Environ opted for statement CAT floorstanding speakers in the main areas, with secondary rooms featuring CAT in-ceiling speakers.

The client requested that staff have access to the control for all systems from a central touchscreen. This allows staff to assist in any requests in any room, as well as preparing rooms for the arrival of the client. User control is provided through the Crestron app, which was installed on multiple iPads throughout the property.

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Builder – Sherlock Interiors

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This property was entirely redesigned from within,

Interior Designer – Christian Liaigre

Elm Park

along with a considerable new basement extension

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Agath

Lutron

Barco

Middle Atlantic

Bowers & Wilkins

Samsung

CAT

Sonance

Crestron

Sonus Faber

Dahua

Sony

Domotz

Stealth Acoustics

Dune HD

Stewart Filmscreen

Future Automation

Texecom

LaunchPort

Triad

Leon

Triax

Lode

WyreStorm

IN D USTRY PA RTNERS Architect – MMM Architects

incorporating a pool and wellness area, a temperature-

The judges liked that more of the budget was spent on high quality sound and image.

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controlled wine cellar, and a stunning three-tiered home

Andrew Lucas London

cinema. Such a complex system required significant racking. As well as seven main racks in the primary equipment room, Andrew Lucas London added three additional racks throughout the property.

There were several distinct AV zones throughout the property, including three premium audio zones — a 5.2 system in the family room with different settings for

Environ

Andrew Lucas London

Unit 1 Chester House, Kennington Park Business Centre, 1-3 Brixton Road, London, SW9 6DE, UK

6 The Edge Business Centre, Humber Road, London, NW2 6DW, UK

+44 (0)20 7223 0808

+44 (0)20 8222 6622

myenviron.co.uk

andrew-lucas.com

CEDIA Member Since 2018

CEDIA Member Since 2011

music and movie playback, a lounge with a Bowers & Wilkins AV system, and a full Steinway Lyngdorf Model C floorstanding speaker system in the library. Whole areas of the home, including the master suite and cinema room, can be sealed off to intruders with blast-proof doors. There’s an alarm activation on the interface, while 24 HikVision cameras are installed for CCTV purposes.

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With many eco-friendly technologies being installed

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The client requested a comprehensive security

Contemporary Residence

in this new modern home, including photovoltaics,

London Dream Home

system, quick access control of AV from the light wallplates, audiophile music quality with no visible

heat pumps, and rainwater harvesting, Clever // INSTALLER

Association was contracted to provide a solution that

// INSTALLER

Clever Association

could control these systems, the Trend BMS provided

Cyberhomes

by the mechanical and electrical contractors, and

Unit 3, Stoneacre, Grimbald Crag Close, Knaresborough, HG5 8PJ, UK +44 (0)1423 861166 cleverass.com CEDIA Member Since 2007

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Cyberhomes installed a Lutron HomeWorks QS lighting control system with over 130 circuits and

other smart home elements.

Clever Association

speakers, hidden TVs, and underfloor heating.

integrated it into the Control4 interface. The blinds

Bowers & Wilkins loudspeakers were used, powered

are controlled via dedicated engraved buttons on

by Rotel amplification, routed via an AMX DSP

the Lutron wallplates. High-performance James

matrix, and fed with audio from an Autonomic server.

Loudspeaker in-ceiling speakers and subs are installed

An AMX Enova HDMI distribution system allows centralized sources to be made available throughout the home. Eight HD video destinations were catered for, with a projection system in one location and Samsung smart TVs used throughout all other areas.

A Lutron HomeWorks QS system took care of the lighting which controlled over 250 circuits.

Cyberhomes Station Yard, Thame, Oxford, OX9 3UH, UK +44 (0)333 344 3718

in most rooms, while the living room and study benefit from Meridian DSP7200SE active speakers. In the bedrooms, the TVs descend into cabinets when not in use. A Texecom intruder alarm and fire detection system are integrated into the Control4 system, while 11 VisualInt CCTV cameras cover the entire perimeter

cyberhomes.co.uk

of the property and footage is constantly recorded on

CEDIA Member Since 2006

an NVR. When motion is detected, the homeowner receives an email with a snapshot image.

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BEST INTEGRATED HOME LEVEL IV: £340,000 (€380,000) & OVER

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Environ was requested to discreetly install

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The client requested the possibility to manage and

The Eco-Luxe Country Estate

technology to allow the spectacular interior design

River View Residence

control this smart home system from inside and

to sing. As plastered-in speakers weren’t an option,

away from the house and wanted all devices to be

Environ delivered some innovative solutions: For the

// INSTALLER

as invisible as possible. Luxury Engineering specified

// INSTALLER

main atria, the team mounted the speakers in the

Luxury Engineering

a Lutron HomeWorks QS system to provide an easy

Environ

timber clad underside of the mezzanine level and

and accessible interface for the client.

custom painted them to match the timber grain.

Through an iPad, Crestron touch panel, or iPhone,

The indoor and outdoor pools are joined by a

the homeowner can manage any of the 200 indoor

retractable glass door and water boom. Integration of

and outdoor lighting circuits, 12 zones of climate

the control provides the ability to join or split these

control, 24 zones of multiroom audio, and nine zones

Environ

areas from the user interface. Hundreds of lighting

Unit 1 Chester House, Kennington Park Business Centre, 1-3 Brixton Road, London, SW9 6DE, UK

Crestron system. Control of the external shades and

+44 (0)20 7223 0808

to ensure the whole estate, including the education

+7 495 419 1518

center, farm buildings, staff accommodations, external

luxeng.ru

the team to program different lighting schemes

CEDIA Member Since 2017

depending on the weather conditions and time of day.

myenviron.co.uk CEDIA Member Since 2018

circuits and nearly 100 shades are combined in one shutters is through a BACNet connection to the sitewide Trend system. A fiber infrastructure was installed

spaces, security buildings, gate house, and all other buildings, run on one large network.

of multiroom video to name a few. The installed AV

Luxury Engineering Kulneva, 3, building 1, Moscow, 121170, Russian Federation

system allows each resident or guest of the house to set up any zone according to their needs.

In order to maximize energy saving, Luxury Engineering installed the weather station in the private garden space of the house. This allowed

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BEST AUTO, MARINE OR AIRCRAFT INSTALLATION

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The Chepe Train // INSTALLER

Smartlab

This is the only remaining passenger train in Mexico, according to Smartlab — and “Chepe” carries tourists through that country’s beautiful copper canyons.

Renovation of the train included tech integration, so each of the nine cars in this project have touchscreens for employee control, four TVs, JBL pro audio systems (with mics for the tour guides that host each car), and automated Control4 lighting systems.

“Auto ON and Auto CEDIA’s judging OFF scenes execute panel declared it the by themselves to “obvious winner” in welcome passengers and put the trains to the category. sleep,” the integrator notes. Video content is automated too, and content plays based on the train’s GPS location. Smartlab says, “This has been one of the biggest challenges we´ve had in our automation projects.”

Security features and climate control are also part of the integration, as are Pakedge network systems. Independent generators were needed on each car.

Each train car had to operate as an independent system, since the operator (Ferromex) mixes and matches wagons on each trip. Because there was no room at all in the cars for subwoofers, careful bass adjustments were made to the audio systems. CEDIA’s judging panel was knocked out by the project, declaring it the “obvious winner” in the category.

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There are tailgating rigs, and then there’s this rolling

The Party Van

entertainment space. The van’s original system was

E Q UIP ME N T LI ST

AKG Control4 dbx JBL Pakedge Samsung

clunky and outdated, but the Savant controls that now // INSTALLER

run easily via a pair of iPads (one for the driver, one for

BlueSpeed AV

the passengers) make the user experience much better.

Passengers can easily communicate with the driver through an onboard intercom setup.

Three Samsung TVs can display content independently of one another, and sources for media include AppleTV, two DIRECTV receivers, and an Autonomic music server. Custom LED lights and Lutron shading provide

Smartlab

BlueSpeed AV

Av. Urbina #14, Parque Industrial Naucalpan, Naucalpan 53370, Mexico

12626 S. Memorial Drive, Suite B, Bixby, OK 74008, USA

+5 55 66508211

+1 918 856 3547

smart-lab.com.mx

bluespeedav.com

was difficult — the van’s wiring needs were on par with a

CEDIA Member Since 2016

CEDIA Member Since 2012

three-bedroom house.”

great ambience in the cabin and around the wet bar, and onboard Wi-Fi allows guests to upload photos of the night’s revelry right to the screens. “Power was the biggest challenge of the project,” says BlueSpeed. “We needed to create enough supply for the demand, which

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This stunning yacht integration is a retrofit of the world’s largest catamaran.

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The Catamaran

This stunning yacht integration — which the CEDIA judges simply call “a beautiful project” — is a retrofit of the world’s largest catamaran.

In addition to the usual challenges presented by marine retrofits, such as working in existing (and usually incredibly tight) rack spaces and ensuring that the gear was weathertight, Liquid Automation had a total of 11 weeks to complete the job. The first five were spent planning the project, then a mere six to wrap up the integration. Additionally, the boat was moored in Malta — no less than 18,000 kilometers away from Liquid Automation HQ. Nine zones of AV and four audio-only zones are featured in the ship’s entertainment upgrades, with room for later expandability and upgrades.

Additionally, Liquid Automation notes that “as this vessel is capable of worldwide travel, the satellite TV decoders are designed to be swapped out as the vessel moves to new locations.” The client also needed remote monitoring for the vessel, a complete overhaul of the lighting systems, a robust wired and wireless network with five separate VLANs, and climate controls that can handle drawing humidity away from the racks.

Avigilon CDL Crestron Digital World Draytek Gefen Google Chromecast HFA Hi-Q HP Ideal Ihiji Jaycar Lutron Maser Middle Atlantic Midwich Oppo Panansonic Ruckus

// INSTALLER

Liquid Automation

Anzor Apple

Lastly, a big component of a yacht such as this security: “We installed custom Panasonic PTZ Cameras to the exterior of the yacht and fixed wideangled cameras in the engineering spaces. The cameras have full control from the crew touch panels only,” says the integration team.

Well Forces

Liquid Automation Unit 20, Building F, 14-22 Triton Drive, Rosedale, Auckland 0632, New Zealand +64 (0)9 4795415 liquidautomation.co.nz CEDIA Member Since 2007

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CEDIA’s judges were knocked out by the “repeatable solutions for every unit.”

Apple Araknis Control4 Episode HSIM Houselogix Iport Leaf Luma Rachio Roku SnapAV Sony TiVo Wattbox

Mar Adentro is a floating, five-star hotel in Los Cabos that’s won no less than 20 awards for its design and architecture. The owner wanted each room, bar, restaurant, and common area to have an integrated technology experience that matched the rest of the hotel’s luxurious amenities.

Each room has its own set of controls (via tablet or TV screen) for video, audio, shades, and HVAC. Specific, automated scenes for the rooms and common areas are run via a Control4 system.

Smartlab tells us that events include: • “Welcome scenes that activate music, blinds, and lights in the rooms when the guest enters the room for the first time,

• “Door events that trigger the blinds, HVAC, and lights for energy saving, when the guest leaves the room, and • "Scheduled scenes that activate music and lighting scenes in common area and playlists that change depending on time of day and location. Those scenes are automated in the restaurants, pool, bars, and so on.”

The all-white components are driven by racks in areas outside the rooms, which makes for easier cleaning in the rooms and service access for the racks themselves without disturbing guests. CEDIA’s judges were knocked out by the lighting scenes, especially in the common area, and the “repeatable solutions for every unit.”

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Mar Adentro // INSTALLER

Smartlab

Smartlab Av. Urbina #14, Parque Industrial Naucalpan, Naucalpan 53370, Mexico +5 55 66508211 smart-lab.com.mx CEDIA Member Since 2016

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E Q U I PM E N T LI ST // PROJECT

Smart Condos

The builder of these condos — aimed at a demo right around retirement age with an appeal to those who desired a modern, minimalist aesthetic — wanted features that would set these units apart from the competition. The solution?

Integrate smart home systems not found in similar developments nearby.

// INSTALLER

Look & Listen

4Cabling

Sonance

Altronics

TE Connectivity

Apple Audioquest Clipsal Control4 Cyberpower Dynalite

Using a Control4 platform, Look & Listen says that they’ve delivered an efficient, easy-to-use, and secure system. “Additionally, we set out to integrate and control all features available within the condos to work on one system. All subsystems were combined and programmed to work using lighting keypads, wall mount and table top touch panels. We included added benefits such as the ability to control everything from the touch panels in bed, or even calling internally between floors which ensured the ‘ease of use’ objective was exceeded.”

Look & Listen has delivered an efficient, easy-touse, and secure system.

Lighting, shading, networking, and other systems are all integrated in each unit, with security scenes designed to deter intruders with flashing lights and automated reduction of power consumption if a condo’s vacant. Look & Listen further notes that “2 x 12RU wall-mounted racks contain all the necessary field cabling infrastructure and terminations from data, RF, and speaker cable. The racks also house all source equipment such as amplifiers, Foxtel boxes, Apple TVs, and so on.”

Foxtel Hikvision ICE Integra Kramer Electronics KX-AV Luxul Middle Atlantic Ness Oppo Pakedge

I N D U STRY PA R T N E R S Builder – Aaron Duggan

Look & Listen Unit 7 / 229 Junction Road, Morningside, QLD 4170, Australia +61 (0)73 3991752 lookandlisten.com.au CEDIA Member Since 2007

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Mayfair House Apartments // INSTALLER

The Next Level

The vision for this project The end result needed to meet the was to produce the most requirements of the most demanding sought-after short-term rental high-profile clients. apartments in London. For this reason, The Next Level knew that the end result needed to be user-friendly, utterly reliable, and room, which incorporates a Sony 4K projector, meet the requirements of the most demanding a Future Automation dropdown lift, motorized high-profile clients. screen, and Bowers & Wilkins speakers.

Axis

Samsung

BPT

Sony

Bowers & Wilkins

Tile Vision

Bryant Unlimited

Traix

Chief

Ubiquiti

Crestron

Vutec

Draytek

Yamaha

Future Automation

From the initial concept stage, The Next Level reviewed each aspect of the technology proposed to ascertain whether it could be integrated and then designed it accordingly.

The AV system is comprehensive. Each apartment features TVs in principal rooms, with content being fed from either a Crestron 8x8 or 16x16 DigitalMedia matrix. Audio is distributed via Crestron’s Sonnex system to all main areas, including bedrooms and en suite bathrooms. Each apartment features a media

The HVAC Trend-based system is integrated into the Crestron touch panels and iPads for a simple set point control in each zone, with further control of fan speeds and time clocks if desired. The Next Level worked closely with the lighting designer to ensure the scheme was coordinated with the lighting control system. Lighting pre-sets create dynamic scenes in each room, highlighting the exquisite interiors. With security being an essential element in these types of properties, the integrator designed a system that ensures all entry points to the building are monitored by CCTV, as well as having fob entry access to the main entrances, elevator, and apartment entrance. Lutron QS motorized blinds are programmed into the Crestron keypads, touch panels, and iPads for complete control.

Gigaset Global Invacom Hager Lilin Middle Atlantic MuxLab Neutrik Pakedge Panasonic Peerless

I N D U STRY PA R T N E R S Architect – Derek Williams Builder – Chorus Group

The Next Level Unit 2 Chiltern Court, Chesham, Buckinghamshire, HP5 2PX, UK +44 (0)844 809 4996 thenextlevel.co.uk CEDIA Member Since 2013

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Park Life // INSTALLER

Cornflake The mission for this Hyde Park project was for anyone, of any technical ability, to be able to operate the system and be completely immersed in the technology and its many features. The client wanted Cornflake to integrate digital 21st century technology into a heritage block of Art Deco apartments, to provide an internationally recognized operating system with pictorial icons and multilingual instructions, and to deliver technology that could perform check-in duties.

Using personal choices garnered from an advanced questionnaire with the occupants, Cornflake pre-programmed the heating, lighting, air conditioning, window treatments, networking, and AV in each apartment to deliver a unique home-away-from-home experience. The AV package is particularly impressive.

Running from a dedicated private bank of 30 satellites, guests can stream media direct from their mobiles and tablets, and each apartment has access to hundreds of international media outlets.

Cornflake 37 Windmill Street, London, W1T 2JU, UK +44 (0)20 7323 4554 cornflake.co.uk CEDIA Member Since 2003

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BEST MULTIPLE DWELLING UNIT DESIGN

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Automation on a Grand Scale // INSTALLER

Custom Sight & Sound The Bishops London is a high-end development that encompasses three mansion houses and a fourth building, which is divided into four apartments and a penthouse. Custom Sight & Sound had to install a system that would satisfy both pre-occupancy requirements — door entry, lighting, and BMS control — while offering sufficient upgrade paths for the eventual end purchasers.

The integrator opted for products from Crestron’s Pyng range in order to keep costs down, while still providing a highquality system. Using Crestron’s Green Light lighting control solution, Custom Sight & Sound was able to operate from a single processor within each property, thus increasing value across the entire scheme. All integrated systems are combined into a custom GUI that was developed within the integrator’s own programming department to provide a simple and reliable control solution across the development.

Custom Sight & Sound Unit 13, Upminster Trading Park, Warley Street, Upminster, Essex, RM14 3PJ, UK +44 (0)1708 223187 cssinstall.co.uk CEDIA Member Since 2017

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This 5,600-square-foot, $1.35 million “experience center” is designed “to educate and inform our various stakeholders (customers, employees, builders, designers, architects, community) regarding brand quality and what makes our key manufacturers the best in the world,” according to Hanson.

To that end, features include a “house within a showroom,” to illustrate technology integration in a real-world setting. Beyond the rooms of the “home” (including a kitchen, bedroom, living room, and many more), other display areas include “various approaches to things: for example, speakers are shown as floor standing, bookshelf, in-ceiling, in-wall, invisible, and in various sizes to match lighting, quality differences by room, etc.” and “an array of products that provide a good, better, best, and ultimate selection to accommodate most budgets.”

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Hanson Audio Video Showroom // INSTALLER

Hanson Audio Video

Key vendors are represented with video tours of their factories, exploded views of the products, and careful explanations regarding the aspects of those products and how they differ from other, similar devices. Hanson also provides the history of their relationship with those vendors, so visitors understand exactly why the specific products are being offered.

Hanson’s showroom is beautiful, functional, and packed with solutions for any client.

Hanson adds that the showroom reflects a fundamental company philosophy: “We don't sell products and services; instead, we help people buy products and services.”

Audeze

Paradigm

Aurender

Roon

Boulder

Rotel

Control4

Samsung

Bowers & Wilkins

Seura

dCS

Sonance

Devialet

Sonos

Focal

Sonus Faber

Grado

Sony

Jenn-Air

Transparent

Kaleidescape LG Lutron Magico McIntosh Moon Nordost Pakedge

I N D U STRY PA R T N E R S Architect – Hanson Troy Builder – Justin Doyle Interior Designer – Diane Hanson

Hanson Audio Video 10800 Montgomery Road, Cincinnati, OH 45242 +1 513 563 0444 hansonav.com CEDIA Member Since 2007

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BlueSpeed AV Showroom // INSTALLER

BlueSpeed AV This two-floor, 30,000-square-foot space is for much more than showing off integrated home systems. It houses a cutting-edge office space and conference room, a golf simulator, and even a classic car collection. In fact, the building houses four separate and distinct businesses: kitchen design, investments, custom AV integration, and software. The space doubles as a hangout for family and friends of the businesses too — it even has a sports bar.

The point here is a demonstration of technology integration in a dizzying array of settings. From the demo kitchens to a candy shop, the automated scenes, lighting, climate control, and AV systems allow a customer of any of the four businesses to experience this technology. The CEDIA judges really like the concept of a client coming in for kitchen design, say, and receiving multiple exposures to a broad range of integrated tech.

BlueSpeed AV 12626 South Memorial Drive, Suite B, Bixby, OK 74008, USA +1 918 856 3547 bluespeedav.com CEDIA Member Since 2012

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BEST SHOWROOM

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Smartlab Showroom // INSTALLER

Smartlab This 3,000-square-foot, $600,000 showroom by Mexico’s Smartlab is a “home inside a store,” including a family room with a hidden TV, a bedroom with a set that folds down from the ceiling and a Seura mirror TV, a bathroom with smart glass that connects to the bedroom (and its own mirror TV), a bar with two built-in screens, a highend listening room, and a dedicated cinema with a JBL Synthesis Theater audio system and a Sony 4K projector.

As Smartlab notes, “It was important for us that our clients could use the technology here as they would in their homes — after they have this experience, they’re excited about the systems.” The big highlight, though, is that dedicated cinema: “Our 12.4 JBL Synthesis Theater is a jaw dropper — people have a very hard time leaving after the demo is over.”

Smartlab Smartlab, Av. Urbina #14, Parque Industrial Naucalpan, Naucalpan, 53370 Mexico +5 55 66508211 smart-lab.com.mx CEDIA Member Since 2016

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DayaTech built an award-winner in a space of just 50-square-meters.

4Cabling Anthem Control4 Dragonfly FetchTV Lockwood Electric Strike Microsoft Xbox Nvidia Shield Pakedge Panasonic Samsung Somfy Sony Triad Wama Windoware

CEDIA’s judging panel is impressed with this project’s “tough space and budget,” noting that DayaTech “came up with something really successful” in a showroom that’s roughly 50 square meters in size, built for a total budget of AUD 100,000.

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The team at DayaTech had three clear goals in mind when they sat down with a local, wellknown designer: • “We had a vision to create a simple and easy to navigate experience center. We wanted to ensure visitors would need minimum effort to interact with all the aspects of smart home technology and seamlessly move between the room vignettes. The experience center is based around sharing usage scenarios and ‘day in the life’ experiences that the client can expect in their own environments.

• “We also wanted to ensure that we captured the look and feel of an aesthetically pleasing living space that minimized the intrusion of technology. This ensured that our clients would immediately feel ‘at home’ within the space and could easily see it transition into their own home or business environment.

• “Our final goal was to create an experience center that would be highly adaptable to multiple usage scenarios and industry verticals. Our main curved branding wall in the kitchen area has marketing boards that are easily interchangeable depending on the client, whether they be residential, commercial, hospitality, or assisted living aligned.”

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Yamaha

The Micro Experience Center

DayaTech

I N D U STRY PA R T N E R S Builder – Greg Waddell Interior Designer – Selena Murphy

DayaTech Suite 5, 320 Sheridan St., Cairns, QLD 4870, Australia +61 (0)612 401 5348 dayatech.com.au CEDIA Member Since 2016

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The objective for this showroom was to create an experience center that would provide clients with an understanding of customization and integration of technology in the home. Sound Sense spent a lot of time researching the demographics of their potential customers and their income to know what level to pitch the design and technology.

Amazon

TCS

Apple

Totem

Christie

Trinnov

Cisco

Wisdom Audio

Crestron DT Screens EKEY

Visitors are welcomed into the entrance having experienced the TCS video door phone and eKEY biometric finger scanner. Automatic sliding doors lead them into a foyer that features automated lighting and background music.

Emotiva Future Automation JVC Kaleidescape LG

Sound Sense designed a living room, conference room, directors’ cabin, and dedicated cinema room. The living room features an in-wall TV and a discreet Totem 7.4.4 Dolby Atmos setup. Two side-by-side dropdown screens from Screen Research and a hidden Sony projector offer home cinema options that can be compared simultaneously. A third main dropdown screen has been installed in the center of the room.

While the conference room is set up to facilitate meetings, the directors’ cabin showcases the benefits of programmed curtains, lighting, and a hidden pop-up TV that becomes visible thanks to a Future Automation lift. The cinema room features eight seats and a masking screen with an immersive 9.4.6 Wisdom Audio set up.

The showroom is controlled through a one-touch concept that is showcased via an iPad and a Crestron keypad. The GUI controls input source selection, input source change, playlist selection, volume control, music through Airplay, motorized screens, TV lifts, hidden mirror TVs, curtains, room temperature, lighting control, and more.

OPPO Peplink

The judges commented: “Superb! There is no doubt that this is the winner.”

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Sound Sense Surat

Quest AI Samsung Screen Research Sony

// INSTALLER

Sound Sense

Tata Sky

I N D U STRY PA R T N E R S Interior Designer – Yatin Panchasara

Sound Sense A-402/403 Solitaire Complex, Beside Divya Bhaskar, S.G. Road, Ahmedabad, 380001, India +91 992 502 4757 facebook.com/soundsense.co.in/ CEDIA Member Since 2015

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Home Technology & Cinema Showroom // INSTALLER

The Pyramid Group The Pyramid Group set out to design a focused and dedicated home technology and cinema showroom in a part of the UK that is not known for having such a facility and, most importantly, to do so in a manner that was as high-quality as the company could achieve.

The main space is designed to illustrate a range of integrated technologies, audio, and speaker options in regards to aesthetics and cost, all brought together with a simple-to-use control interface. The cinema room is used to demonstrate the possibilities and quality achievable in a small but dedicated space — both for cinema and TV use, but also music listening in an acoustically excellent space. The room is equipped with a stunning Dolby Atmos 7.2.4 setup featuring Artcoustic, Trinnov, Oppo, Kaleidescape, DT Screens, Epson, and WyreStorm — all controlled via Control4.

The Pyramid Group 22 Reynolds Park, Bell Close, Plymouth, Devon, PL7 4FE, UK +44 (0)800 018 5933 thepyramidgroup.co.uk CEDIA Member Since 2014

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BEST SHOWROOM

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Connecting Technology Showroom Paris // INSTALLER

Connecting Technology Located close to the Champs Elysees in Paris, the 150-square-meter Connecting Technology showroom is open to potential customers to explain what home automation is and how to use it.

Set up like a real residential property, visitors are able to experience what it would be like to live with a high-quality technology system.

Connecting Technology has developed this space that showcases more than 100 home technology systems, including lighting, curtains, heating, air conditioning, AV, and the company’s own control system, Kalitouch. The integrator installed CI specific products, as well as some well-known consumer products including Nest, Google Home, and Apple TV. Everything in the showroom works — visitors could even take a bath or shower if they wished.

Connecting Technology 314 Rue Milliez, Champigny, 64506, France +33 (0)1 55 09 16 55 connecting-technology.com CEDIA Member Since 2013

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WINNER | AMERICAS

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BEST INNOVATIVE SYSTEM OR SOLUTION

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The Orthodox Calendar // INSTALLER

The client here is a follower of Orthodox Judaism — and a technology enthusiast.

Observation of Shabbat and Jewish holidays disallow turning on any form of electronics, even with motion detection.

All Digital, LLC

Apple TV Araknis Arris Control4 Decora

The team from All Digital describes what the Control4 system in this home does: “We integrated the cloud-based Hebrew calendar with a Control4 Hebcal driver from Chowmain Designs. This driver automatically detects Jewish holidays and the standard Shabbat — observed from a few minutes before sunset every Friday evening and The CEDIA judging ending with the appearance of three panel was impressed stars in the sky on with the terrific Saturday night (which automation work here. is called Havdalah).

The system sends a notification for a candle lighting ceremony — exactly 18 minutes before sundown, as biblically mandated — as well as Havdalah.”

Episode iport Kwikset Leaf Luma Lutron MyQ Roku Sony SunbriteTV Surecall TiVo Wattbox Wirepath

I N D U STRY PA R T N E R S

The home’s systems include panelized lighting, sixteen-zones of audio, eightzones of video, climate control, security, intercom, motorized window treatments, pool control, and irrigation system control.

Lighting scenes specific to Shabbat are programmed for “no touch” operation (ALL OFF upstairs, ALL ON downstairs), and other systems (such as the home’s AV gear) are automatically shut down during Shabbat and holiday observations. The CEDIA judging panel is impressed with this project’s extensive documentation, as well as the terrific automation work here.

Builder – Frankel Homes Interior Designer – Creative Home Design Group

All Digital, LLC 2645 Executive Park Drive, Suite 346, Weston, FL 33331, USA +1 954 406 9049 alldigital-av.com CEDIA Member Since 2013

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FINALIST | AMERICAS

BEST INNOVATIVE SYSTEM OR SOLUTION

FINALIST | AMERICAS

BEST INNOVATIVE SYSTEM OR SOLUTION

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You’ve never bowled anywhere like this before: These

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This Florida home has won awards, but the pool is a

The Lanes

two Brunswick lanes feature interactive lighting that

For Those About to Swim

work of art on its own. Specifically, says SmartHouse, it's “a light and sound show that can be seen and

includes “51,510 LED DMX controlled Madrix channels // INSTALLER

and a suite of 54 Chauvet concert lights tastefully

// INSTALLER

heard from space.”

Big Picture Solutions

placed within 3,000 square feet,” according to Big

SmartHouse Integration

Fifteen LED fountain lights, controlled by the same

Picture. “In order to projection map the bowling lanes,

interact with the client’s preferred playlist. Outdoor

three Sony 6,000lm laser projectors in the ceiling.

speakers and subs are powered by two 1,000-watt

With accompanying cameras, the use of TouchMagix

and two more 700-watt amps. The project also

interactive display software, and Brunswick’s

integrates a kinetic orb sculpture in the home’s great

proprietary scoring software, we’re able to trigger

room. Each song has its own custom light show,

graphics for downed pins, bowler performance, and

and as of this writing, the homeowner has ordered

Big Picture Solutions

gaming outcomes. Simply rolling the ball can affect

1001 Jupiter Park Drive, Suite 120, Jupiter, FL 33458, USA

the scene, it can affect the entire room.”

+1 561 935 8500

lanes and surrounding entertainment areas are

+1 941 404 4470

obvious highlights for those events. The Lanes picked

smarthouseintegration.com

bpsinc.com CEDIA Member Since 2014

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gear found at Disneyworld, are programmed to

custom scaffolding was created to securely mount

the images projected on the lane, and, depending on The client hosts fundraisers at his home, and the

up trophies for Best Lighting Design (page 116) and Best Documentation (page 126).

SmartHouse Integration 1385 Fifth St., Sarasota, FL 34236, USA

CEDIA Member Since 2011

25 more titles to add to his private light-and-sound jukebox. Each song can be called up individually on a Lutron keypad.

The debut tune on the system? “For Those About to Rock,” since the homeowner happens to be friends with a member of AC/DC.

I AM “ All companies have access to the shiny black boxes, but having a pantry full of ingredients doesn’t make you a master chef. CEDIA educates our industry in the art of pulling all the ingredients together.”

Mike Chorney La Scala, Vancouver Member since 1993 Renew Your Membership Today. #IAMCEDIA

WINNER | AMERICAS

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BEST LIGHTING SYSTEM

CEDIA’s judges noted the incredible complexity of this artful lighting design and control solution.

The lighting for the bowling alleys include 51,510 LED DMX controlled Madrix channels, 54 Chauvet concert lights, three Sony laser projectors, 14 ColorRail IRCs to control full light wash assisted by 20 Chauvet SlimStrips along the walls, six Chauvet Swarm FX, 19 Colorband Pix-M, and more. The system can “trigger graphics for downed pins, bowler performance, and gaming outcomes.

Simply rolling the ball can affect the images projected on the lane.”

The result? “From fabricating custom mount brackets for lights and projectors to customizing unique playing environments and games, this project allowed us to celebrate creative engineering and deliver a product and experience that far exceeded client expectations.”

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Lighting for "The Lanes" // INSTALLER

Big Picture Solutions

E Q U I PM E N T LI ST

ADJ AMX APC Autonomic Brunswick BSS London Chauvet Cisco Extreme Networks Lutron MADRIX MA Lighting Panasonic SIRS-E URC

This two-lane bowling alley, part of Big Picture Solutions’ “Finalist” entries for both Innovative Solution (page 116) and Integrated Home, Level IV (page 82), draws effusive praise from the CEDIA judging panel, who note the incredible complexity of this artful lighting design and control solution.

Big Picture Solutions says the client desired, “multiple preset environments, interactive scenes, responsive projection mapping, the works. The client hosts multiple events and fundraisers throughout the year for distinguished guests. They wanted the ability to custom brand the bowling alley to support special events and fundraising initiatives.”

Big Picture Solutions 1001 Jupiter Park Drive, Suite 120, Jupiter, FL 33458, USA +1 561 935 8500 bpsinc.com CEDIA Member Since 2014

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BEST LIGHTING SYSTEM

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Environ has delivered innovative, detailed, and classleading lighting design. The lighting control design is discreet, as it has been intelligently hidden in unusual spaces and is all-encompassing. Working with the lighting designer, Environ has created a stunning lighting system both internally and externally. The team programmed pre-sets for each lighting zone — taking away any complicated or time-consuming elements from the user.

Agath

Sony

Barco

Stealth Acoustics

Bowers & Wilkins

Stewart Filmscreen

CAT

Texecom

Crestron

Triad

Dahua

Triax

Domotz

WyreStorm

Dune HD

One of the standout features is the astronomical lighting system on the first floor, which sees the color temperature change depending on the time of day.

The centerpiece lighting effect consists of multiple LED strips that are individually addressed along their lengths in multiple locations, with several lighting control effects programmed The main pyramid lighting fixture offers dynamic and controlled from the user effects that really deliver the “wow” factor. interface. The other key feature is the starlight ceiling above the swimming // PROJECT pool, which has been designed to replicate the stars on The Eco-Luxe the day that the owner was born.

Future Automation LaunchPort Leon Lode Lutron Middle Atlantic Samsung Sonance Sonus Faber

Country Estate // INSTALLER

Environ

The interior designer had requirements on the look and feel of the light switches, while the client had requests for the operation of these switches. Working together with both, Environ opted for a Meljac springtoggle solution and modified each switch plate to include a Crestron interface behind the faceplate with a specifically sourced deep back box.

I N D U STRY PA R T N E R S

The lighting design encompassed all the most common control protocols, including phase dimming, 0-10V, DALI, DMX, relay, and high load relay. This resulted in the lighting control system being highly complex.

The installation of mixed enclosures and programming of mixed load types presented technical challenges that needed to be overcome by careful planning and meticulous attention to detail.

Environ

Architect – PRS Architects Builder – MBJ Interiors Interior Designer – State of Craft

Unit 1 Chester House, Kennington Park Business Centre, 1-3 Brixton Road, London, SW9 6DE, UK +44 (0)20 7223 0808 myenviron.co.uk CEDIA Member Since 2018

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BEST DRESSED RACK

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This home boasts racks that are masterpieces of complexity and planning.

ALOGIC Apple Blustream CABAC Clipsal Control4 Envirostar iPort JVC KV2 Audio Marantz Matchmaster MK Ness NHP

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Empty Nest Racks // INSTALLER

Admit One Home Systems

The winning racks from Admit One Home Systems are the nerve center of a project that picked up a “Best Integrated Home Level III” trophy (page 70) from the CEDIA judges.

The racks, artfully and carefully constructed, are situated so that they are completely accessible from both front and back without any need to ever move the structure. Strain on cabling is greatly reduced by the external management scaffolds just above the racks.

Admit One lists for us the many systems controlled by this centralized power-anddata plant: “The video system incorporates 24 independent video zones with seven video source options. The distributed video content is received by a Crestron DM Switch in our centralized rack then sent and received

by Crestron DM-RMC-4K-110-C 4K HDMI receivers throughout the house. Most rooms

have a Crestron TSR-302 touchscreen remote for the AV, HVAC, lights, and shade control in a particular room.

“The audio system incorporates 46 independent zones with 13 source options.

The house audio is distributed by a Crestron Sonnex SWAMP multi-room system. Those zones of audio collectively have 110 amplified channels of audio. Most zones have either handheld remote controls in video areas or Crestron C2N-CBD-E-A-S convenience controls in each space, and there are 39 simple keypad locations tied to the system for easy convenience controls.”

Add security systems, HVAC, lights, and a Ruckus network, and you’ve got racks that are masterpieces of complexity and planning.

Niles Ross Schneider Electric SERVEREDGE Sony Stewart Filmscreen Sunfire Telbix Ubiquiti

Admit One Home Systems 7513 Washington Ave. S., Edina, MN 55439, USA +1 952 240 6262 admitonesystems.com CEDIA Member Since 2003

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Custom Home, Custom System // INSTALLER

Electronic Living

Although this project picked up Finalist honors in two other categories (Best Home Cinema, Level I [page 22] and Best Integrated Home, Level II [page 64]), it was the stellar equipment room that took the grand prize. As one CEDIA judge notes: “This is a really nice system — and I wish every integrator had the chance to show us two images like these.”

The fact that the gear is so accessible on both sides of the racks is a big plus. The racks are in an equipment room that has doors that open to both and back and front, revealing beautiful cable management and precise attention to detail. This was intentional from the The fact that the gear is so beginning in this accessible on both sides of the new home, says the team at Electronic racks is a big plus.

Living: “We adopted a centralized approach to the home’s services with the location of the equipment rack to be positioned in a purpose-built, mechanically ventilated cupboard adjoining the garage and placed well out of sight.”

The integrator also notes that the rack has a “dedicated isolated 15 amp circuit supplying separate 240V power to the unit, and a Diamantina 3kVA 2700W UPS unit is also installed. This supplies two dedicated Pakedge 8 port power conditioners to ensure the highest levels of AC protection possible.

The power distribution has been designed to spread the power load efficiently and to also provide redundancy in the event of a malfunction. The UPS unit is in place to provide short-term power during an outage event or until the home’s stand-by generator is activated.”

Apple Blustream Chord Clipsal Control4 Diamantina Humax Integra McIntosh Middle Atlantic Ness Pakedge Pure Ventilation QNAP Samsung Seagate Sonos

Electronic Living 21 Robinson Road E., Virginia, QLD 4014, Australia +61 (0)7 3265 1855 electronicliving.com.au CEDIA Member Since 2008

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BEST DRESSED RACK

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Mayfair House Apartments // INSTALLER

The Next Level

The Next Level has provided a very consistent set of racks for multiple apartments. The integrator pre-built the racks and tested them off-site, something that the judges were happy to highlight as impressive, as often the racks on MDU projects are not given the time and attention that Best rack they deserve and are simply thrown by a mile. together on-site.

The judges were also pleased to see good signal separation and use of cable management, as well as the fact that great consideration was given to space for future upgrades.

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BEST DRESSED RACK

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The equipment rack was placed in a separate equipment

Sound Sense - Surat

room with dedicated split air conditioning to be

E Q UIP ME N T LI ST

Axis

Samsung

BPT

Sony

Bowers & Wilkins

Tile Vision

Bryant Unlimited

Traix

Chief

Ubiquiti

Crestron

Vutec

Draytek

Yamaha

Future Automation Gigaset Global Invacom Hager Lilin Middle Atlantic MuxLab Neutrik Pakedge Panasonic Peerless

IN D USTRY PA RTNERS Architect – Derek Williams Builder – Chorus Group

operated at a maximum temperature of 29 degrees C // INSTALLER

Sound Sense

and internal thermostat controls.

The equipment rack had an equipment heat load estimated at 7178.16 Btu. Colors have been used for signal separation, which clearly stands out. The judges

The Next Level

Sound Sense

Unit 2 Chiltern Court, Chesham, Buckinghamshire, HP5 2PX, UK

A-402/403 Solitaire Complex, Beside Divya Bhaskar, S.G. Road, Ahmedabad, 380001, India

+44 (0)844 809 4996

+91 992 502 4757

thenextlevel.co.uk

facebook.com/soundsense.co.in/

CEDIA Member Since 2013

CEDIA Member Since 2015

commented that Sound Sense showed great attention to detail and delivered clearly planned cable management.

This is a great show piece, highlighting the behind-thescenes engineering within the showroom.

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BEST DOCUMENTATION

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All ideas, designs and plans represented in this document are the property of this office and were created and developed for use on and in connection with this project. None of the ideas, designs or plans shall be used by, or disclosed to any person, firm or corporation without the written permission of this office or an agent thereof.

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All ideas, designs and plans represented in this document are the property of this office and were created and developed for use on and in connection with this project. None of the ideas, designs or plans shall be used by, or disclosed to any person, firm or corporation without the written permission of this office or an agent thereof.

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Tequesta River House

354 W Riverside Dr. Tequesta, FL 33469.

Scale:

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Prepared By:

DrD

Revision History

Scale: 3/16" = 1'-0"

Revision

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Date

Initial Submittal

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KEYPAD

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130A

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128A

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106B

109B

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117A

104A

ROLLER SHADE

118A

114A

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PV-WiFi.2

201A

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102A

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202B

ROLLER SHADE 202C

ROLLER SHADE 202D

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HQ-LV21-120 205A

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Audio/Video/Control System Documentation

This floor plan drawing is for Contractor specified equipment and reference points only.

It is not to scale or intended to be used as an architectural plan for construction.

All equipment locations as indicated are recommendations only, subject to local codes & restrictions.

Final placement decisions to be made by Contractor on site.

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LOOP

Network

,

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LOOP

106A

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(IN ATTIC)

LOOP

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123B

106C

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201C

(IN ATTIC)

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Project Address:

Signal Strength; 5ghz channels

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101A

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Project #: BPS-2016-0010 File Name: BPS-Tequesta River HouseR-LV-v2.0

WiFi Heat Map

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111D

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124B

Last Revision:

03-108

KP-02

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Dates: Created Modified Printed

02-108

QSPS-P1-10-60

354 Riverside Drive Tequesta, FL 33410

Scale: 3/16" = 1'-0"

01-108

KP-01

INTERNAL COMPONENTS AS PER SPECIFICATION

Combined Plan-Guest House Attic

Combined Plan-Main House; Bowling Alley Attic

HQR-REP-120 HQR-REP-120 HQR-REP-120 HQR-REP-120 QSPS-P1-10-60

Tequesta River House

WiFi Heat Map

Signal Strength; 2ghz channels All ideas, designs and plans represented in this document are the property of this office and were created and developed for use on and in connection with this project. None of the ideas, designs or plans shall be used by, or disclosed to any person, firm or corporation without the written permission of this office or an agent thereof.

REAR LANDSCAPE DOCK

Project #: 2016#### File Name: BPS-Tequesta River House .

Project Address: 354 Riverside Drive Tequesta, FL 33410 . .

Lighting Control System Documentation

RISER-1

Control Riser & Shade Wiring Diagrams

Client Initial: ___________

Scale: N.T.S.

Notes:

06.48

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EQLOC-*PWR-037 EQLOC-CTL-017

IR EMITTER

POWER - AC - AC PLUG ETHERNET - DATA - RJ45 IR EYE - CTL IR - IR EYE SAT IN - SATELLITE - F CON

HDMI - HDMI - HDMI

KALEIDESCAPE

TOSLINK - AUD DIG - DIG AUDIO RCA - AUD SPDIF - DIG AUDIO HDMI - AUD DIG - DIG AUDIO HDMI - HDMI - VIDEO

EQLOC-VID-005

KALEIDESCAPE EQLOC-*PWR-075 EQLOC-*DATA-056

TOSLINK - AUD DIG - DIG AUDIO RCA - AUD SPDIF - DIG AUDIO HDMI - AUD DIG - DIG AUDIO HDMI - HDMI - VIDEO

EQLOC-VID-006

IN

POWER - 120 VAC - PWR CORD IR IN - CTRL - 1/8 in IR - CTRL - LED RS-232 - DATA - DB9 LAN - DATA - RJ45 USB - DATA - USB TYPE B

KALEIDESCAPE EQLOC-*PWR-023 EQLOC-*DATA-020

Note: This Lighting Control floor plan drawing is for Contractor specified equipment and reference points only. It is not to scale or intended to be used as an electrical plan for construction. All equipment locations as indicated are recommendations only, subject to local codes & restrictions. Final placement decisions to be made by Contractor on site.

Unless otherwise indicated, the lighting system specified in this guide is modular, requiring assembly in the field by a licensed electrician.

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EQLOC-*PWR-009 EQLOC-*DATA-010 EQLOC-*CTL-005

IR EMITTER

AMX

DX LINK IN - HDBaseT - RJ45

202-*HDBT-001

DX LINK IN - HDBaseT - RJ45

HDMI - HDMI - HDCP 1.4 OUT

OUT

TV

TV

PRJ

DX-RX-4K HDMI - HDMI - HDMI OUT

201-*HDMI-001

~BPS

132 Porch[BBQ]

PRJ

OUT

OUT

128 Bowling Lanes

128 Bowling Lanes

128 Bowling Lanes

OUT

POWER - PWR 120v AC - PWR CORD LAN 1 - DATA [PoE] - RJ45 LAN 2 - DATA [PoE] - RJ45 LAN 3 - DATA [PoE] - RJ45 RS232 -1 - CTL RS232 - 3.5MM. RS232 -2 - CTL RS232 - 3.5MM. RS232 -3 - CTL RS232 - 3.5MM. USB 1 - DATA - USB USB 2 - DATA - USB USB 3 - DATA - USB HDMI IN 1 - HDMI - HDMI HDMI IN 2 - HDMI - HDMI HDMI IN 3 - HDMI - HDMI LINE IN 1 - AUD - 3.5MM. LINE IN 2 - AUD - 3.5MM. LINE IN 3 - AUD - 3.5MM. MIC IN 1 - AUD - 3.5MM. MIC IN 2 - AUD - 3.5MM. MIC IN 3 - AUD - 3.5MM.

IN

CAT6 STP:CTL+ (201-CTL-001) CTL HE

CAT6 STP:CTL+ (128-CTL-013) CTL HE

TV

TV

7'-1"

128 Bowling Lanes

Guest House\201 Exercise Room

8'-5"

7'-4"

01.02

7'-9"

002

// INSTALLER

Big Picture Solutions

The home beyond the bowling alleys is startlingly

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Notes:

8'-9"

35'-2" 10'-6"

1'-4"

10'-6"

03.12

03.11

Dock 2

03.13

002

1'-4"

03.15

10'-6"

10'-7"

Lighting Fixture Plan: Other Dock (2)

4/27/2018 4:33:01 PM

Project #: BPS-2016-0010 File Name: BPS-Tequesta River HouseR-LV-v2.0

Project #: 2016#### File Name: BPS-Tequesta River House .

Project Address:

HDMI - HDMI - HDMI DB9 - CTL RS232 - RS232

Project Address: 354 Riverside Drive Tequesta, FL 33410 . .

Audio/Video/Control System Documentation

OUT

Lighting Control System Documentation

S-3 VID

LTG-4.0

Client Initial: ___________

The pages and pages of clear, concise, and complete documentation that accompany this home and its featured bowling alleys point to this project’s honors in other categories. All or part of this project picked up nods from the CEDIA judges as a Finalist in the Best integrated Home, Level IV segment (page 82), as a Finalist for Best Innovative Solution (page 114), and the top trophy in Lighting for the work Big Picture Solutions did to make the building’s private bowling alleys a spectacular display of light and shadow that changes with every roll of the ball or shift in the score (page 116).

08.09.2016 09.15.2016 01.24.2017

20'-5"

Scale: 1/4"=1'-0"

,

[VID] Video Distribution System

Artful Alleys

06.04.2016 06.16.2016 08.05.2016

Revision 9 Revision 10

Scale: 1/4"=1'-0"

Guest House\202 Main Room

OUT

Schematics:

// PROJECT

05.23.2016

Revision 6 Revision 7

Lighting Fixture Plan: Main Dock (1)

Kwikwai k1-092

EQLOC-GEN-005

03.24.2016

Revision 1 Revision 2 Revision 3 Revision 4

Revision 8

001

Dock 2

7/6/2017 6/29/2017 4/27/2018

Last Revision:

Date

Initial Submittal

Revision 5

03.14

Dates: Created Modified Printed

DrD

Revision History

8'-1"

Dock 1

12'-10"

01.05

NTS

Revision 01.09

7'-1" 72'-4"

3'-4"

All ideas, designs and plans represented in this document are the property of this office and were created and developed for use on and in connection with this project. None of the ideas, designs or plans shall be used by, or disclosed to any person, firm or corporation without the written permission of this office or an agent thereof.

Scale: Prepared By: 01.01

01.08

7'-5"

7'-2"

128 Bowling Lanes

VBS-HDMI-749AVP 3.5MM. - AUD - STEREO OUT 1 3.5MM. - AUD - STEREO OUT 2 3.5MM. - AUD - STEREO OUT 3

EQLOC-VID-010

9'-3"

Dock 1 001

8'-1"

01.06

119 Art & Massage

DX-RX-4K HDMI - HDMI - HDMI OUT

JUST ADD POWER EQLOC-*PWR-015 EQLOC-*DATA-013 EQLOC-*DATA-016

PLAYSTATION 4 HDMI - HDMI - HDMI TOSLINK - DAUD - OPTICAL

USB - DATA & POWER - USB mini HDMI - HDMI - HDMI ETHERNET - NET - RJ45

IN

126 Game Room

116 Guest Bedroom

CAT6 STP:CTL+ (128-CTL-006) CTL HE CAT6 STP:CTL+ (128-CTL-011) CTL HE CAT6 STP:CTL+ (128-CTL-012) CTL HE CAT6 STP:CTL+ (132-CTL-001) CTL HE

OUT

PRJ

202-*HDMI-001

EQLOC-*PWR-019

TV

OUT

202-VID-001

IN

H264 Stream 2

EQLOC-*HDMI-014 EQLOC-*DATA-015

TV

CAT6 STP:CTL+ (116-CTL-001) CTL HE

CAT6 STP:CTL+ (128-CTL-001) CTL HE

Blackb ird 4K Pro HDCP Converter, 2.2 ot 1.4

EQLOC-GEN-004

IN

107 Her Master Bath

CAT6 STP:CTL+ (119-CTL-001) CTL HE CAT6 STP:CTL+ (202-CTL-001) CTL HE

7'-3"

01.03

01.04

Fish Cleaning Table

Notes:

OUT

CAT6 STP:CTL+ (107-CTL-001) CTL HE

RJ45 - DM - DM OUT 1 RJ45 - DM - DM OUT 2 RJ45 - DM - DM OUT 3 RJ45 - DM - DM OUT 4

201-VID-001

IN AMX

EQLOC-VID-009

128-AUD-001

2'-5"

01.07

4' Vertical LED Safety Lighting

02.10

DGX-O-DXL-4K

EQLOC-VID-044

AMX 201-*HDBT-001

H264 Stream 3

SONY

OUT

LS10 W/ AURO-3D / DIRAC LIVE

CAT6 STP:CTL+ (126-CTL-001) CTL HE

OUT

RJ45 - DM - DM OUT 1 RJ45 - DM - DM OUT 2 RJ45 - DM - DM OUT 3 RJ45 - DM - DM OUT 4

AMX

IN

TV

CAT6 STP:CTL+ (128-CTL-005) CTL HE

DGX-O-DXL-4K

EQLOC-VID-043

IN

H264 Stream 4

LTG-1.1

EQLOC-VID-042

IN

OUT

H264 Stream 1

IN

RJ45 - DM - DM OUT 1 RJ45 - DM - DM OUT 2 RJ45 - DM - DM OUT 3 RJ45 - DM - DM OUT 4

~ - ~ - CARD CONNECTOR

ROKU 4 HDMI - HDMI - HDMI TOSLINK - DAUD - OPTICAL

POWER - 5VDC - 3.5MM BARREL HDCP 2.2 IN - HDMI - HDMI

POWER - 120v AC - ~ LAN - DATA - RJ45 USB 1 - DATA - USB USB 2 - DATA - USB

128-VID-007

3'-4"

Date 2016.08.03 2017.04.11

OUT

EQLOC-VID-008

~BPS EQLOC-*PWR-016 EQLOC-*HDMI-007

EQLOC-*PWR-017 EQLOC-*DATA-014

TV

CAT6 STP:CTL+ (111-CTL-001) CTL HE CAT6 STP:CTL+ (124-CTL-001) CTL HE

OUT

DGX-O-DXL-4K

~ - ~ - CARD CONNECTOR

OUT

HDMI - HDMI - HDMI OUT TOS - DIG AUD - OPT AUD RCA - DIG AUD - COAX AUD RCA (x3) - VID - COMPONENT RCA - VID - COMPOSITE RCA (x2) - AUD - AUDIO

EQLOC-GEN-003 ROKU

POWER - 12v DC - ~ ETHERNET - DATA - RJ45 IR EYE - CTL - IR EYE USB - DATA - USB Storage Expansion Slot - MEMORY - MicroSD

IN

Lighting Control System Documentation

RJ45 - DM - DM OUT 1 RJ45 - DM - DM OUT 2 RJ45 - DM - DM OUT 3 RJ45 - DM - DM OUT 4

Revision History

2018.04.27

OUT

DGX-O-DXL-4K

EQLOC-VID-041 AMX

KARAOKE

POWER - 120v AC - ~ LAN - DATA - RJ45 RS232 - CONTROL - DB9 IR EYE - IR - IR EYE MIC 1 [Front] - AUDIO - 1/4 IN TRS MIC 2 [Front] - AUDIO - 1/4 IN TRS USB [Front] - USB - USB

IN

EQLOC-*PWR-008 EQLOC-*DATA-008

NTS RH

Rev1 Rev2

128 Bowling Remote Equipment Location

HDMI 1 - HDMI - HDMI

IN

TV

OUT

RJ45 - DM - DM OUT 1 RJ45 - DM - DM OUT 2 RJ45 - DM - DM OUT 3 RJ45 - DM - DM OUT 4

AMX

IN

~ - ~ - CARD CONNECTOR

KSERVER-5000-1300

EQLOC-VID-023 -

Project Address: 354 Riverside Drive Tequesta, FL 33410 . .

128-*HDMI-014

DGX-O-DXL-4K

EQLOC-VID-040

IN

~ - ~ - CARD CONNECTOR

OUT

POWER - 120VAC - ACPLUG ETHERNET - DATA - RJ45 RS232 - CTRL - DB9 USB 2.0 1 - DATA - USB 2.0 USB 2.0 2 - DATA - USB 2.0 FIREWIRE - DATA - IEEE1394

IN

O

EQLOC-VID-032

IN

AMX ~ - ~ - CARD CONNECTOR

OUT

RCA(3) - CMPNT VID - COMPONENT SVID - SVHS - SVID HDMI - VIDEO - HDMI RCA - AUD - AUDIO OUT RCA - DIG AUD - COAX RCA - VIDEO - COMPOSITE TOSLINK - DIG AUD - OPT

EQLOC-VID-014

IN

DATASAT

CARD SLOT - OUTPUT - CARD SLOT 1 CARD SLOT - OUTPUT - CARD SLOT 2 CARD SLOT - OUTPUT - CARD SLOT 3 CARD SLOT - OUTPUT - CARD SLOT 4 CARD SLOT - OUTPUT - CARD SLOT 5 CARD SLOT - OUTPUT - CARD SLOT 6 CARD SLOT - OUTPUT - CARD SLOT 7 CARD SLOT - OUTPUT - CARD SLOT 8

DX-RX-4K RJ45 - NET - ICS LAN TERM-BLK - CTL RS232 - RS232 3.5MM. - CTL IR - IR RX HDMI - HDMI - HDMI OUT 3.5MM. - AUD STEREO - AUDIO OUT

OUT

KVAULT-M700

KPLAYER-M500

POWER - AC - ACPLUG ETHERNET - DATA - RJ45 RS232 - RS232 - DB9 IR - CTRL - 1/8 in USB - DATA - USB

DGX3200-ENC

POWER - 120VAC - IEC POWER - 120VAC - IEC AXLINK - AXLINK - PHOENIX-4 ICS LAN - NET - RJ45 LAN 100/1000 - NET - RJ45 CONTROL - CTL RS232 - DB9F CONTROL - DATA - USB MICRO CARD SLOT 1 - INPUT - CARD SLOT CARD SLOT 2 - INPUT - CARD SLOT CARD SLOT 3 - INPUT - CARD SLOT CARD SLOT 4 - INPUT - CARD SLOT CARD SLOT 5 - INPUT - CARD SLOT CARD SLOT 6 - INPUT - CARD SLOT CARD SLOT 7 - INPUT - CARD SLOT CARD SLOT 8 - INPUT - CARD SLOT

HDMI - VIDEO - HDMI RCA - AUDIO - AUDIO OUT TOSLINK - AUDIO - OPT AUD OUT RCA - AUDIO - DIG AUD OUT RCA(3) - COMPONENT VIDEO - Y,Pb,Pr RCA - COMPOSITE VIDEO - VIDEO OUT

EQLOC-VID-007

IN KALEIDESCAPE EQLOC-*PWR-014

EQLOC-*DATA-029

OUT

STRATO 4K MOVIE PLAYER - 6TB

POWER - 12VDC - DC PLUG NETWORK - NET - RJ45 IR EYE - CTL IR - IR EYE IR IN - CTL IR - 3.5MM TRS USB - DATA - USB

KALEIDESCAPE EQLOC-*PWR-007

EQLOC-*DATA-007

Scale: 3/16" = 1'-0"

AMX

STRATO 4K MOVIE PLAYER - 6TB

POWER - 12VDC - DC PLUG NETWORK - NET - RJ45 IR EYE - CTL IR - IR EYE IR IN - CTL IR - 3.5MM TRS USB - DATA - USB

IN

EQLOC-*DATA-009

Combined Plan-Main House Attic;Partial

OUT EQLOC-*PWR-076

Project #: 2016#### File Name: BPS-Tequesta River House .

POWER - 12VDC - DC PLUG DX LINK IN - HDBaseT - RJ45 IR TX - CTL IR - TERM-BLK USB - DATA - USB

IN EQLOC-VID-030

IN

EQLOC-*PWR-074 EQLOC-*DATA-055

AMX 128-*HDBT-007

OUT

78'-11"

All ideas, designs and plans represented in this document are the property of this office and were created and developed for use on and in connection with this project. None of the ideas, designs or plans shall be used by, or disclosed to any person, firm or corporation without the written permission of this office or an agent thereof.

Scale: Prepared By: Revision Original Release

CARD CONNECTOR - ~ - ~

EQLOC-VID-039

IN

128 Bowling\ Surround Area

DGX-I-HDMI-4K

HDMI 1 - HDMI - HDMI HDMI 2 - HDMI - HDMI HDMI 3 - HDMI - HDMI HDMI 4 - HDMI - HDMI

OUT

JOEY

OUT

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06.47

AMX EQLOC-VID-029

IN

DISH NETWORK

124 Family Room Remote Equipment Location

OUT

LS10 W/ AURO-3D / DIRAC LIVE 124-AUD-001

Tequesta River House

06.46

05.43 05.44

IR EMITTER

IN

TV

OUT

7'-3"

05.42

04.39 04.40

EQLOC-CTL-016

DX-RX-4K RJ45 - NET - ICS LAN TERM-BLK - CTL RS232 - RS232 3.5MM. - CTL IR - IR RX HDMI - HDMI - HDMI OUT 3.5MM. - AUD STEREO - AUDIO OUT

124-VID-002

DATASAT HDMI 1 - HDMI - HDMI

CARD CONNECTOR - ~ - ~

EQLOC-VID-038

2'-6"

06.45

POWER - 12VDC - DC PLUG DX LINK IN - HDBaseT - RJ45 IR TX - CTL IR - TERM-BLK USB - DATA - USB

IN

124-*HDMI-004

OUT

DGX-I-HDMI-4K

HDMI 1 - HDMI - HDMI HDMI 2 - HDMI - HDMI HDMI 3 - HDMI - HDMI HDMI 4 - HDMI - HDMI

IN

AMX 124-*HDBT-002

CARD CONNECTOR - ~ - ~

EQLOC-VID-037 AMX

EQLOC-*HDMI-008

OUT

DGX-I-HDMI-4K

HDMI 1 - HDMI - HDMI HDMI 2 - HDMI - HDMI HDMI 3 - HDMI - HDMI HDMI 4 - HDMI - HDMI

IN OUT

JOEY RCA - AUDIO - AUDIO OUT

OUT

124 Family Room

CARD CONNECTOR - ~ - ~

EQLOC-VID-036 AMX

EQLOC-*HDMI-005

HDMI - HDMI - HDMI

EQLOC-VID-004

IN

DISH NETWORK

111 Master Bed Remote Equipment Location

OUT

LS10 W/ AURO-3D / DIRAC LIVE 111-AUD-001

DGX-I-HDMI-4K

HDMI 1 - HDMI - HDMI HDMI 2 - HDMI - HDMI HDMI 3 - HDMI - HDMI HDMI 4 - HDMI - HDMI

IN

EQLOC-*HDMI-006

OUT JOEY

POWER - AC - AC PLUG ETHERNET - DATA - RJ45 IR EYE - CTL IR - IR EYE SAT IN - SATELLITE - F CON

POWER - AC - AC PLUG ETHERNET - DATA - RJ45 IR EYE - CTL IR - IR EYE SAT IN - SATELLITE - F CON

IN

3'-2"

04.38

05.41

DATASAT

AMX EQLOC-*HDMI-026 EQLOC-*HDMI-027

HDMI - HDMI - HDMI

EQLOC-VID-003

IN

IR EMITTER

EQLOC-*PWR-036

EQLOC-*HDMI-025 EQLOC-*HDMI-013

HOPPER

POWER - AC - AC PLUG ETHERNET 1 - DATA - RJ45 IR EYE - CTL IR - IR EYE SAT IN - SATELLITE - F CON

DISH NETWORK EQLOC-*PWR-005 EQLOC-CTL-007

DX-RX-4K RJ45 - NET - ICS LAN TERM-BLK - CTL RS232 - RS232 3.5MM. - CTL IR - IR RX HDMI - HDMI - HDMI OUT 3.5MM. - AUD STEREO - AUDIO OUT

111-VID-002

IN

HDMI 1 - HDMI - HDMI

TV

OUT

13'-6"

04.37

Comp 3 Comp 4 DISH NETWORK EQLOC-*PWR-004 EQLOC-CTL-006

POWER - 12VDC - DC PLUG DX LINK IN - HDBaseT - RJ45 IR TX - CTL IR - TERM-BLK USB - DATA - USB

CARD CONNECTOR - ~ - ~

EQLOC-VID-035

IN

111-*HDMI-004

OUT

DGX-I-HDMI-4K

HDMI 1 - HDMI - HDMI HDMI 2 - HDMI - HDMI HDMI 3 - HDMI - HDMI HDMI 4 - HDMI - HDMI

7'-6"

03.36

OUT

DGX-I-HDMI-4K CARD CONNECTOR - ~ - ~

EQLOC-VID-034 AMX

EQLOC-*HDMI-009 EQLOC-*HDMI-010

AMX 111-*HDBT-002

AMX

IN

EQLOC-*HDMI-003 EQLOC-*HDMI-004

Comp 1 Comp 2

1'-7"

03.35

02.32

CARD CONNECTOR - ~ - ~

EQLOC-VID-033

IN

HDMI 1 - HDMI - HDMI HDMI 2 - HDMI - HDMI HDMI 3 - HDMI - HDMI HDMI 4 - HDMI - HDMI

OUT

Brunswick 1 Brunswick 2

20'-7"

03.34

02.31

01.28

DGX-I-HDMI-4K

HDMI 1 - HDMI - HDMI HDMI 2 - HDMI - HDMI HDMI 3 - HDMI - HDMI HDMI 4 - HDMI - HDMI

HDMI - DIG AUD/VID - HDMI

EQLOC-VID-002

IN

6'-5"

03.33

02.30

01.27

EQLOC-*HDMI-002

OUT

NEW APPLE TV-64GB

POWER - 120 VAC - PWR CORD LAN - DATA - RJ45 IR IN - CTL - IR EYE

111 Master Bedroom

TV AMX

HDMI - DIG AUD/VID - HDMI

EQLOC-VID-001 APPLE

EQLOC-CTL-005

Equipment Location Video Distribution

NEW APPLE TV-64GB

POWER - 120 VAC - PWR CORD LAN - DATA - RJ45 IR IN - CTL - IR EYE

IN

EQLOC-*PWR-003 EQLOC-*DATA-003

7'-2"

02.29

01.26

APPLE EQLOC-*PWR-002 EQLOC-*DATA-002 EQLOC-CTL-004

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01.25

Equipment Location Shared AV Sources

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complex, encompassing multiple systems for automated lighting, shades, distributed audio and video, security, and network solutions that cover every inch of this 16,850-square-foot property and the landscaping that surrounds it.

The documentation includes a Wi-Fi heat map for the entire property, meticulous cable and rack diagrams, and schematics for lighting design that raise the bar for every CEDIA project in the years to come. As one of CEDIA’s Awards judges notes, “You can’t even begin a project like this if you don’t have great documentation.” The client is equally complimentary regarding the finished work: “It’s a complete success.”

All or part of this project picked up nods from the CEDIA judges.

Big Picture Solutions 1001 Jupiter Park Drive, Suite 120, Jupiter, FL 33458, USA +1 561 935 8500 bpsinc.com CEDIA Member Since 2014

WINNER | ASIA PACIFIC

BEST DOCUMENTATION

Power HDMI Cat6 USB Coax Digital Coax Optical Speaker Wire RCA Video Contact Relay Serial / RS232 IR

BRICK GARAGE

BP5

12

5085

RL

BP4

290

190

1870 4875

.35

∆ = 1.9375

10

D

190

W

1:8 2.5m

∆ = 0.3125

.10

RL

10

BASEMENT RL 10.10

PRE OUT

Cat6

Video

USB

Contact

Coax

Relay

Digital Coax

Serial / RS232

Optical

IR

MK IW28S IN-WALL SUBWOOFER

MK VA500 SUB AMP

SUB IN

290 W

W

NO. 2/21

18700

Living Room (TV Area) AVR

A

Amendment Description

Construction Release - switchboard wall concept

Section 05.3 AV Schematic

Builder Job No: Address:

QUOTATION REFERENCE ID:

Name:

028985

Designer / PoC:

Date:

18

17

Dean Belton

Living Room (TV Area) Subwoofer Amplifier

W

DOUBLE STOREY RENDERED UNIT

13

FCH

290

cable access for cables to drop into switchboards

Amplifer #1 Removable Panel 10mm MDF

N

800W

800W

Main Switchboard

CBUS Switchboard

Builder Job No: Address:

CLIENT SIGN OFF

Name:

Date:

Argus Technologies

Dean Belton

Name Withheld

BLACK ROCK

5

220D

2

Control4® 8-Zone Amplifer C4-16AMP3-B

2,000 mm

Dean Belton

The CEDIA judging panel is impressed with the efficiency of the documentation that accompanies this whole-home integration (which picked up the CEDIA Award for Best Integrated Home, Level II — see page 62). The judges say that even though the documents are lengthy, they “make total sense.”

It’s critical for a project this size that, if another contractor or homeowner needs the enclosed info, it’s clear and readable.

The Argus Technologies team had a client here who’d been burned by a bad tech install in the past and, as a result, tread very carefully. As the client’s trust in the integrator grew, the project expanded, and this kind of growth in scale and complexity

Switchboards - Front View Wall framing

Switchboards - Front View Panels

1

N Amd. No.

A

Amendment Description

Original Concept

LEGEND Date

01/12/2015

B

Client Contract Sign-off

21/01/2016

C

Pre-Construction Release

30/05/2016

D

Construction Release

27/06/2016

E

As Built

21/12/2017

DRAWING TITLE

JOB INFORMATION

LEVEL Ground

AMENDMENT HISTORY

Builder:

Section 02.2 CBUS Lighting Plans 028985

// INSTALLER

Control4® 8-Zone Amplifer C4-16AMP3-B

6

Consultant:

House Type: CLIENT DETAILS

Name 1: Name 2:

This plan must be read in conjunction with the quotation reference ID noted above.

Date:

Signature: 028985

3

FFL

Switchboards - Side View

Name Withheld Builder Job No: Address:

CLIENT SIGN OFF

QUOTATION REFERENCE ID:

Black Rock

Fixed Panel 10mm MDF

BLACK ROCK

AMENDMENT HISTORY

Designer / PoC:

Amplifer #2

4

House Type: CLIENT DETAILS

Signature:

Builder Job No: Address:

9

7

Builder:

This plan must be read in conjunction with the quotation reference ID noted above.

// PROJECT

10

8

1800H

switchboards set against existing rear wall

JOB INFORMATION

QUOTATION REFERENCE ID:

This plan must be read in conjunction with the quotation reference ID noted above.

Sonance DSP-2-150 Amplifier

11

600mm wide cable tray

Removable Panel

DRAWING TITLE

Section 01.1 Architectural Plans

12

3000

GARDEN TAP

028985

MK VA500 Subwoofer Amplifier

14

5590

BWK EXPANSION JOINTS

LEVEL

16

15

4300

Builder:

19

Name Withheld

Signature:

andscape Speaker Amplifier

NOTE: PROVIDE WATER POINTS TO REFRIDGERATOR SPACE

Date

DRAWING TITLE

20

BLACK ROCK

House Type: CLIENT DETAILS

CLIENT SIGN OFF

LEVEL GROUND - SERVER ROOM

This plan must be read in conjunction with the quotation reference ID noted above.

19180

21/07/2016

21

Builder:

Fixed Panel 10mm MDF

Amd. No.

LEGEND

(height as indicated)

SPKR

JOB INFORMATION

1800H

AMENDMENT HISTORY

Double GPO

22

POWER

PR

SUB 1 SUB 2

SH Horizon plate upgrade

7.1CH IN

SA Saturn plate upgrade

AUDIO IN

IN - FRONT IN - CENTRE IN - SURR IN - SURR BACK

L/R OUT

HDBaseT

Powershield PSCRT2000 UPS

SZ Saturn Zen plate upgrade

IN 1 - CBL/SAT IN 2 - DVD IN 3 - GAME IN 4 - CD

23

EX-[1]

RCA

24

WAP

Speaker Wire

HDMI

25

ZONE 2 FRONT - R FRONT - L CENTRE SURROUND - R SURROUND - L SURR BACK - R SURR BACK - L

SL Slimline plate upgrade

COMPONENT VIDEO

UPS-2

HDMI Extender

21/12/2017

IN 1 - CBL/SAT IN 2 - DVD

TV AREA

HDMI-EX

As Built Release

DIGITAL - OPTICAL

WiFi Access Point

B

DIGITAL - COAX

IN 1 - TV AUDIO IN 2 - CD

MK IW85 IN-WALL SPEAKER

TV Aerial Booster (6-8 TV points)

OPT. OUT

IN 1 - CBL/SAT IN 2 - DVD

FRONT - R FRONT - L CENTRE SURROUND - R SURROUND - L SURR BACK - R SURR BACK - L

8W

POWER Cat IN

SPEAKERS

DRAWING TITLE Power

26 DRAWER

VIDEO

TV Aerial Booster (4 to 6 TV points)

BLUSTREAM Digital Audio over CAT RECEIVER COAX OUT CAT100AU-RX

PR D11

TV AREA

COMPONENT OUT

HDMI IN

6W

FROM: TV AREA TV OPTICAL OUT

27

VIDEO OUT

REMOTE

TV Digital Roof Mounted Aerial

HDMI IN

RELAY 1 RELAY 2 RELAY 3 RELAY 4 RELAY 5 RELAY 6 RELAY 7 RELAY 8

28

ARC MONITOR2

HDMI OUT

IR IN

HDMI 4-way splitter

13/09/2016

29

DC OUT

ANTENNAS

HDBaseT Extender Receiver

Design Release

ETHERNET

PLANT ROOM 22-INCH MONITOR

LEGEND Date

A

30

MARANTZ 7.2CH AVR SR5011

IN 1 - CBL/SAT IN 2 - DVD

POWER

BACKYARD

BLUESTREAM HDBaseT Matrix

290

IR

1 - LEFT 1 - RIGHT

24-port network switch

4400

CONTACT 1 CONTACT 2 CONTACT 3 CONTACT 4 CONTACT 5 CONTACT 6 CONTACT 7 CONTACT 8

C-BUS CNI (PROGRAMMING)

Amendment Description

SERIAL

SERIAL 1 SERIAL 2 SERIAL 3 SERIAL 4 SERIAL 5 SERIAL 6 SERIAL 7 SERIAL 8

31

IN 1

SPLIT

ETHERNET/PoE+

IR 1 IR 2 IR 3 IR 4 IR 5 IR 6 IR 7 IR 8

JOB INFORMATION

33

32

NET IN 2

1 - CBL / SAT 2 - DVD 3 - Blu-Ray 4 - GAME 5 - MEDIA PLAY 6 - AUX2 7 - CD

CLIENT SIGN OFF

34

Sonance DSP-2-150 Amplifer

4x4

CAT IN

AMENDMENT HISTORY

LEGEND T

35

07.4 Section 07.2 RackSwitchboard 2 Layout CBUS

L R

QUOTATION REFERENCE ID:

ZONE 8

8x8

1000

220

IN 8 - ANALOG

36

HDMI-RX

6490

6590

7640

14070

290 950

1140

90 1400

220 LDY

3940

3500

PWD

2010 90

S S

12 .8 5

PALING 1.7m HIGH

L R L R

24P-SW

2400 220

12 .7 6

90

12 .7 7

S

90 1110 550

90 1060 600

90

CLOTHES LINE

2210 90 1200

PANTRY

1750

S RWT

12 .8 0

CARPORT

12 .7 3

820 CS

ZONE 6 ZONE 7

25

.41

RL

DECK

IN 6 - ANALOG IN 7 - ANALOG

4-port Router

4400

6 S4

24345

1:4 7.75m

ENSUITE 2

450 DIAMETER BORED PIERS @900 MAX'M

5165

∆ = 0.3125

17.07m 180°16'

S 190 1200

BALCONY

L R

Mode 3 Point for Security System

S S

12 .9 0

C

BRICK GARAGE

1425

12

1:8 2.5m

RAMP DETAIL / SECTION

1

BP

ZONE4 ZONE 5

(2 x Phone/Data & 2 x TV/Pay TV) (height as indicated)

1200

7200

25

.66

RL

4895

1

BP

D52

IR 1 IR 2 IR 3 IR 4 IR 5 IR 6 IR 7 IR 8

24

Smart Wired Wall

920

BP6 190

2000

13 .0 13 4 .1 2

12 .7 2

1020

LINEN

T

IN 4 - ANALOG IN 5 - ANALOG

2,700 mm

1032m² 42.6% 32.5% UNIT 1 UNIT 2 309.57m² 722.43m² 101.94m² (10.97 SQ) 246.45m² (26.53SQ) 107.03m² (11.52 SQ) 183.09m² (19.71SQ) 42.17m² (4.54SQ) N/A 208.97m² (22.49 SQ) 462.78m² (49.82SQ) 41.04m² (4.42 SQ) 225.85m² (24.31 SQ) 4.35m² (0.47 SQ) 12.62m² (1.36 SQ) 27.66m² (2.98 SQ) N/A 8.03m² (0.86 SQ) 15.04m² (1.62 SQ) 23.72m² (2.55 SQ)

450x400mm SLAB OPENING FOR MECHANICAL VENT

1

BASEMENT FLOOR PLAN

NOTE: 2340mm HIGH INTERNAL DOORS U.N.O PLANS TO BE READ IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE ENGINEERS DRAWINGS

SITE ANALYSIS (APPROX)

300

RC 55.59m 270°16'

CONTROL4 IO Extender V2 C4-IOXV2

SERIAL 1 SERIAL 2 SERIAL 3 SERIAL 4

192.168.1.181

A

MASTER ENSUITE

IN OUT

23

18RU

600

Sw

HDMI

POWER

D35 To: BED 2 TV

22

ROUTER

1350 MAX'M Spacing 900

PR

D39 To: BED 3 TV

21

(1 x Data & 2 x Pay TV) (height as indicated)

35x70

1

BP

KITCHEN (MEALS) DINING

L R L R

RS-232C D12

20

37

L R L R

ZONE 3

Bluetooth/Wi-Fi Bluetooth/Wi-Fi FM AM

To: TV AREA TV

19

LUMA 8-CHANNEL DVR

(height as indicated)

35x70

MGP10

CAT IN

OUT 1 OUT 2 OUT 3 OUT 4 OUT 5 OUT 6 OUT 7 OUT 8

18

300 Satellite Point w/ Data

See Plans MERCH

ROOFING BATTENS

FLOOR WASTE

POWER ETHERNET

OUT 9 OUT 10/M

RCA

17

Floor Mounted Data Rack - RU as noted

Ply Brace and Teco Angle Bracing or similar

RAFTERS NOGGINGS

GRATED PIT

CAR TURNING TABLE SEE ENGINEERS & MANUFACTURERS DETAILS

CONCRETE STAIRS

PR

HDMI

Sw

16

300 Outlet

BRACING

300x300 RC TIE BEAMS SEE ENGINEERS DETAILS

SEWER RISER ABOVE

D51

Amd. No.

UP

SEE ENGINEERS DRAWINGS FOR CONCRETE SAW CUTS & CONSTRUCTION JOINTS

SEWER RISER ABOVE

THE MIN'M HEADROOM CLEARANCE AT THE ENTRANCE AND THROUGHOUT THE BASEMENT BEING 2.2m MIN'M AS 2890.1

1000

See Plan and Engineers Details

ETHERNET3

LUMA 8 CH DVR Sw

SPDIF

D31

15

M3

See Manufacturers Details Laminated Studs at Ends of Girder Trusses

∆ = 0.3125

12750

Sw

D22

14

(height as indicated)

2/90x45 3600 600

LINTELS

GATIC DRAIN

1:8 2.5m

∆ = 1.9375

1085

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

820

D10

LIFT UP AUTOMATIC GARAGE DOOR

1:4 7.75m CHARCOAL COLORED CONCRETE TO RAMP

T

BASEMENT

GRATED PIT

10060 10250

1:8 2.5m

∆ = 0.3125

ETHERNET1

CAT IN

IN 1 IN 2 IN 3 IN 4 IN 5 IN 6 IN 7 IN 8

IR Rx

D8

13

(height as indicated)

MGP12

1000

3500Lt UNDERGROUND PUMP WELL 63mm MIN'M ELEC CONDUIT TO PUMP CONTROL CABINET

RL 10.10

IR Tx

HDBT

D3

12

1RU BLANK

38

ZONE 1 ZONE 2

IN 3 - ANALOG

POWER

PR

11

(height as indicated)

2/90x35 2500

DRAINAGE OUTLET

150x600mm GRILLE

HDBT OPTICAL IN

HDMI

OUT 1 OUT 2 OUT 3 OUT 4 OUT 5 OUT 6 OUT 7 OUT 8

To: MASTER BEDROOM TV

10

LUMA 8-CHANNEL DVR

300 Free-to-Air TV Point

90x45

MGP12

D15

BLUSTREAM HDBaseT RECEIVER HEX100ARC-RX-V2 HDMI OUT

POWER

IN 1 /M IN 2 IN 3 IN 4 IN 5 IN 6 IN 7 IN 8 IN 9 IN 10

To: ALFRESCO TV

9

300 Single Phone Point

2/90x35 4000

MGP12

190

9 S5

8 S5

1

RC

GLAZED DOOR AND FIXED WINDOW

1 2 3

8 7 6 5 4

RAMP DOWN

OPTICAL

To: BILLIARD ROOM TV

8

300 Single Data Point

MGP12 Lower Storey Load Bearing Walls

Note: Internal Suds to be 30mm Shorter Than External Studs

HDMI

ETHERNET

To: GARAGE TV

7

300 PAY-TV Point

1900

RS232

6

PAY

1200

90x45

ETHERNET

5

TV

450

90x35

MGP12

Sw

USB

POWER

4

Wall Mounted Data Rack - RU as noted

35x90

MGP12

POWER

3

OUTPUTS

IN 1 - ANALOG IN 2 - ANALOG

POWER

Sw

10x10 AV MATRIX SWITCH w/Down Mix 4K Ultra HD LU Series C4-LU1082D

PR

2

Wired Services Cabinet

MGP12

JAMB STUDS Single or Upper Storey Load Bearing Walls

ROOF TRUSSES

CONCRETE STAIRS TO BASEMENT

1685

UP

LIFT

Untrenched

200

35x90

3890

45x90

MGP12

290

MGP12

290

35x90

MGP12

Lower Storey BOTTOM PLATES

D9

SLIDING DOORS

FLOOR WASTE TO SUMP

HDMI OPTICAL

192.168.1.190

EXISTING 150mm DIAMETER CONCRETE SEWER APPROXIMATELY 3.5m DEEP

BORED PIERS UNDER VERGOLA POSTS TYPICAL. (2No. LOCATIONS) MIN'M FOUNDING DEPTH RL9.25 SEE ANGLE OF REPOSE DETAIL

INPUTS

1

39

Data Termination Point

Untrenched

TOP PLATES Upper Storey

STORE

290

3

820

LOBBY

A

POWER ETHERNET

CONTROL4 C-BUS CNI D50

4210

GRATED PIT

POWER

ETHERNET

41

40

CCTV DVR

8-ZONE MATRIX AMPLIFIER C4-16AMP3-B AMPLIFIER #2

PR

PR

COOL MASTER INTERFACE

4300

BP

5730

GRATED PIT

ANALOG - OUT 16

42

CCTV Patch Panel

NBN

See Manufacturers Details

190

7780 Remarks

2 or more

FLOWER BOX R/WALL

Single

450

1390

Spacing

11670

Size

190

Member Maximum Maximum Span

4330

(UNIT 2)

Stress Grade

POSI STRUTS 360

3600

Member Name UPPER FLOOR JOISTS

1200

NOTE: 2340mm HIGH INTERNAL DOORS U.N.O PLANS TO BE READ IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE ENGINEERS DRAWINGS

TIMBER FRAMING SPECIFICATION

LIFT CONTROL CABINET 720W x 360D x 1500H

5590 90

6260

1

RC

7350 MIN

D8

600

290 SWIMMING POOL OVER

300

6260

190 REINFORCED CONCRETE BLOCK WALL SUPPORT TO UNDERSIDE OF POOL SEE ENGINEERS DETAILS

L R

Sw

ANALOG - OUT 13 ANALOG - OUT 14 ANALOG - OUT 15

IN16 - ANALOG

ANALOG

RS232

6490

290 2680

1350 MAX'M Spacing 900

3200

35x70

200

35x70

MGP10

12820

1200

ZONE 8

HDMI

CARMEN'S FOXTEL #2 IQ3

192.168.1.185

5880

190 190

WORKSHOP

190

See Plans MERCH

ROOFING BATTENS

1870

ANALOG - OUT 11 ANALOG - OUT 12

IN14 - ANALOG IN15 - ANALOG

OPTICAL

CAT IN

220

3000

17885

190

ANALOG - OUT 9 ANALOG - OUT 10

IN11 - ANALOG IN12 - ANALOG

ETHERNET2

18465

4875 1425

Ply Brace and Teco Angle Bracing or similar

RAFTERS NOGGINGS

D45

3300

3000

290

STEEL DOOR WITH DEADLOCK AND 150x600mm DOOR GRILLE GROUND FLOOR OVER

1550

BRACING

4500

Rev.C

90

2400

GALV. IRON & FIBRO GARAGE

2 See Plan & Engineers Drawings

POWER ETHERNET

IN 8 - ANALOG

ANALOG - OUT 8

IN 9 - ANALOG

DIGITAL

POWER

IR

NESS SECURITY INTERFACE

220

1290

90

2900

C

BP

See Manufacturers Details Laminated Studs at Ends of Girder Trusses

Sw

W

DOUBLE STOREY RENDERED UNIT

190

ANALOG - OUT 7

IN 8 - ANALOG POWER

APPLE TV

PR

6490

1600

2/90x35 3400 600

W

400 600

ANALOG - OUT 6

IN 7 - ANALOG

ANALOG

IR

PR

290

1050

90x45

MGP12

PR Sw

192.168.1.180

2

Untrenched 450 1600

2200 90x45 2/90x35 4600 90x35

MGP12

2380 1580

3180

S

45x90 35x90 90x35

MGP12 MGP12

400

W

800 90

6500

35x90

35x90

MGP12

MGP12

2000lt RAIN WATER TANK GRATED PIT

ANALOG - OUT 5

IN 6 - ANALOG

BED 3

DIGITAL

OUT

ANALOG

JOHN'S FOXTEL #1 IQ3

MASTER BEDROOM BED 2

IR

PALING

24345

35x90

MGP12

MGP12

100 Ø UPVC D.P

26900

JAMB STUDS

ROOF TRUSSES

D6

PR

19180

65.34m 90°16'

OUT

IN

ALFRESCO

L R L R

Date

12 .6 6

NO. 2/21

W

90

1330

See Manufacturers Details

LINTELS

D5

DRYING CUP'D TO LATER DETAIL

SERVICE COURT

D16

Sw

S

MGP12 MGP12

Single or Upper Storey Load Bearing Walls

A/C

RCA OUT

IN13 - ANALOG

11670

Remarks

2 or more

820

12 .6 5 12 .6 0

9

190

1870

1.8m HIGH POWDER COATED METAL SCREEN FENCE WITH GATE

PLANT ROOM

MECHANICAL VENT. DUCT FROM BASEMENT

T

Cat IN

IN10 - ANALOG IN

Digital Audio Converter DAC2

POWER

DIGITAL

BILLIARD ROOM

L R

ZONE 6 ZONE 7

950

Single

450

Lower Storey Load Bearing Walls

STUDS

TOTAL SITE AREA SITE COVERAGE PERMEABILITY

D

5005

100 Ø UPVC D.P

SAUNA

8 S5 90 90 710

5165

PLANS TO BE READ IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE ENGINEERS DRAWINGS

4400

MGP12

Upper Storey Load Bearing External Walls Lower Storey Walls BOTTOM PLATES

LOT AREA GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR OBSERVATION DECK TOTAL FLOOR AREA BASEMENT/GARAGE PORCH ALFRESCO (UNDER COVER) BALCONY VERGOLA

12 .7 5

12 .9 1

.5

220

190

20mm SLAB STEP DOWN TO SHR RECESS

DIGITAL

GARAGE

L R L R

IN 6 - ANALOG IN 7 - ANALOG

190

Spacing

820 CS

290x45 F17 KDHW BARE ON STUD WALL NORTH END

4750 190

11230

12 .6 5

12

1425

100 Ø UPVC D.P

Digital Audio Converter DAC1

POWER OPTICAL

TO: DINING BLU-RAY PLAYER

PALING 1.9m HIGH

7500

290 2555

WM

22

T

FLOOR WASTE

2.7m CEILING HEIGHT SHOWER IN SAUNA FROM CEILING

D

6 S4

190

D

HWS

Untrenched

Upper Storey Internal Walls

STUDS

C

BRICK GARAGE

2305

1.8m HIGH POWDER COATED METAL GATE

RMB

T

100 Ø UPVC D.P

23

21

CUPD'S OVER

LAUN

45mm TIMBER BATTENS TO PWD WEST WALL

B S

C1

520 820 CS

SEWER RISER

4600

Size

D.W.UNDER

OVEN

C1CHUTE

PWD

PANTRY

WARMING DRAWER/ STEAM OVEN

Rev.C

LAUN.

820

Rev.C

ANALOG - OUT 3 ANALOG - OUT 4

5180

Member Maximum Maximum Span

Grade

POSI STRUTS 300

DISHWASHERS UNDER

SEWER RISER

C1

C5

89x89 POST 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 101112131415 100x50 DN C/B D.P

CUP'D

3460

Stress

Name UPPER FLOOR JOISTS

KITCHEN

520

PR

IR 7

OPTICAL

A

ANALOG - OUT 2

IN 3 - ANALOG IN 4 - ANALOG IN 5 - ANALOG

IR 6

L R L R

ZONE4 ZONE 5

ZONE 1 ZONE 2

IN 3 - ANALOG

Future NBNCo Wiring Termination point

S 12 .8 8

2000

220

220

220 5280

90 90

9070

14070

4780

1500

4940

1590

220

1200190 1550 190 1650

290

2200

3890

12 .6 0

CUPD'S OVER

(UNIT 1)

TOP PLATES

C3

R

STAINLESS STEEL BALUSTRADE TO RETAINING WALLS 1.0m HIGH MIN'M

220

1890

CUPBOARD

BBQ

S

C1

RCA OUT

L/R Audio -> Cat 6

IR 5

OUTPUTS

ZONE 3

IN 4 - ANALOG IN 5 - ANALOG

IN 1 - ANALOG IN 2 - ANALOG

290

Member

4800

4840

1800

SITE AND GROUND FLOOR PLAN

Minimum 300mm cover to lawn areas and under reinforced concrete driveways for pipes up to 150mm diameter and minimum 450mm cover elsewhere.

Minimum 1:100 pipe gradient.

All pipes to comply with relevant Australian Standards.

Provide inspection openings (1.0) to each change of directions and/or at maximum 10 metres intervals.

Before commencing excavation on site or in road reserve, contractors to determine the depth and offsets of all existing services.

Self contained smoke detectors to comply with NCC 3.7.2.2 All external glazing to comply with AS 1288-2006 & AS 2047-1999.

Steel lintels to have a minimum of 100mm bearing (150mm to openings exceeding 1000mm) U.N.O. All external brick angles to be galvanised where required to AS 3700-2011 Supp1-2012.

Brickwork expansion joints are shown indicative only and subject to repositioning.

Where articulation joints occur in masonry walls, ties must be built in both sides of thejoint and spaced not more than 300mm from the joint (see Figure 3.3.3.1).

Plasterboard lining to walls and ceilings. W.R. board to wet areas unless noted otherwise.

Tiling to wet areas to be installed in accordance with BCA F1.7 and floors of bathrooms, laundries, toilets etc to be waterproofed in accordance with AS3740-2010.

All wet area wall finishes are to be imperious to a height of 1800mm from floor to shower enclosures and 150mm above baths basins sinks and troughs and the same to floors within 1500mm of an enclosed shower as per AS 3740-2010.

All timber framing, bracing and fixings to be in accordance AS 1684-2010.

Provide ventilation to all habitable rooms through windows and doors, with an openable size of not less than 5% of the floor area.

Provide natural lighting to all habitable rooms through windows and doors, light transmittable areas of not less than 10% of the floor area.

For two storeys provide cavity flashing and weep holes to upper storey walls above lower rooves and windows.

Provide weep holes at 1.2M centres minimum for cavity, window head and sill flashings.

Use 316 marine grade stainless steel or Z600 galvanised steel wall ties within 1 kilometer of breaking salt water. AS3700-2011.

Stair details - 190 maximum rise and 240 minimum going. Handrail to be not less than 865 above nosing line and 1000 above landings.

Balustrades to be set at not more than 125 centres.

Continuous handrail to staircase.

Provide window barriers for openable windows in bedrooms of residential buildings (i.e. houses, apartments, hotels and the like) where the floor below the window is more than 2m above the surface beneath.

Windows to comply with either of the following options: 1/ A device fitted to restrict the window opening, or a suitable screen, so as 125mm sphere can't pass through. If the opening is more than 865mm above the floor and there are no climbable elements, then removable screens or restrictors that can be overridden by an adult may be used. For example, a child resistant release mechanism such as key lock which can enable the device or screen to removed or unlocked, so the window can be cleaned. If the opening is less than 865mm above the floor or there are climbable elements, then permanent screens or restrictors are required. The device or screen with secure fittings must be able to restrict an outward force of 250N. All screens must cover the full height of the openable section of the window. There are a number of devices available, such as short chain winders and barrier screens, which will allow windows to comply.

2/ A barrier is not required for windows 1.7m or more above the floor

12 .9 0

4000 90

FIRST FLOOR OVER

C2

C1

IN 2 - ANALOG

D17

PR

PROVIDE GAS POINT FOR POOL HEATER (420MJ)

OUTPUTS ANALOG - OUT 1

1000

2700

RANGEHOOD CANOPY OVER

C2

24

220

90 7230

25 24 23 22 21

200 200 790 790

CHARCOAL COLORED CONCRETE TO RAMP

1950

15700

NOTES

13 12 11 10

2.4m HIGH BULKHEAD OWB1 UNDER WINDOW 20 SUPPORT PACK OUT WALL DOORS FOLD JOINERY TO MAKE 550 CUPBOARD TO HERE DEEP 820 CS

RL 13.00 2.4m HIGH BULK HEAD

FIRST FLOOR COLUMN C1 MUST BE OVER OFFSET FROM 1B8 FOR WINDOW TO BE SUPPORTED ON OWB1

FAMILY

MEALS

UP 17 18 19 20

INPUTS IN 1 - ANALOG

L/R Audio -> Cat 6 Cat IN

D38

IR 4

S

BWK EXPANSION JOINTS

100x50 C/B D.P

1200

POWER ETHERNET

RCA OUT

IR 2 / SERIAL 4

4000

4000

GRATED PIT AUTOMATICALLY OPERATED VERGOLA LOUVERED ROOF OVER COLORBOND NIGHT SKY

AUDIO MATRIX SWITCH C4-16ZAMSV3-B

PR Sw

L/R Audio -> Cat 6 Cat IN

D34

IR 1 / SERIAL 3

600

90

1945

220

1200

6490

90

100x50 C/B D.P

LIFT

Garage Door Front Door Lock Basement Door Lock Plant Room Door Lock

IR 8

89x89 POST

20

SLIDING DOORS

DN

INPUTS

RCA OUT

Cat IN

D32

IN 2

ANALOG

C5

BALCONY OVER

ALFRESCO

ETHERNET

RCA OUT

L/R Audio -> Cat 6

IN 1

IR 3

S

1875

250x76 C PURLINS TO VERGOLA BEAMS TYPICAL.

SELECT PAVERS ON POROUS BASE

C2

19

C2

17.07m 180°16'

90

18

C4

1200

16 15 14

NO. 1/21

D

4275

17

C2

S

2235

GRATED PIT

Sw

RCA OUT

L/R Audio -> Cat 6 Cat IN

D21

OUT 2

RELAY-1 RELAY-2 RELAY-3 RELAY-4 CONTACT-1 CONTACT-2 CONTACT-3 CONTACT-4

SERIAL 1 SERIAL 2

S

220

GLASS POOL FENCE

GRATED PIT

ENTRY

PORCH

PORT 4

PALING 2m HIGH

S

CARPORT

1110

S

POOL

16

C1

55.59m 270°16'

PALING 1.9m HIGH

BRICK GARAGE

1500

GALV. IRON & FIBRO GARAGE

1940

.2m

12 .0 9

GRATED PIT

THIRD STREET

GARDEN TAP

TIMBER FRAMING SPECIFICATION

5240

12 .8 0

90

300mm DEEP x 250mm WIDE CHARCOAL COLOURED CONCRETE EDGE STRIP TO DRIVEWAY

12 .5 9

PALING

S

D4

220

B

S

820 CS

FIX 290x45 F17 KDHW 290x45 F17 KDHW BARE ON BEAM WITH 6 No. M12 STUD WALL EAST END TRUE BOLTS (3No PER PIER)

1.8m 90x19 HORIZONTAL MERBAU NATURAL TIMBER SCREEN FENCE

1.8m 90x19 HORIZONTAL MERBAU NATURAL TIMBER SCREEN FENCE

40

390

LEGEND

T

4000

12 .0 8

4000

SERVICE CRT

2050Hx895Wx1500L 2000lt RAIN WATER TANK 100 Ø GRATED UPVC PIT D.P

600x400mm COLOURED BLOCKWORK LETTER BOX

REMOVE EXISTING CROSSING AND MAKE GOOD A NEW 3.6m VEHICLE CROSSING WITH AN OFFSET OF AN 1m FROM THE SOUTHERN PROPERTY BOUNDARY TO THE SATISFACTION OF THE RESPONSIBLE AUTHORITY. THE DRIVEWAY IS TO ALIGN WITH THE CROSSOVER

T

820

4

T

CLOTHES LINE

GRATED PIT

T.B.M. ETCH IN CONCRETE RL 12.08 A.H.D.

2400

12 .8 8

ENS

T

D3

450mm EAVE

12 .5 0

"

'30

3m WIDE BLACK ASPHALT DRIVEWAY SEE ENGINEERS DRAWINGS FOR DETAILS

LAUN

RWT

950

820

820 B

1

100x50 C/B D.P

S

VOID OVER 820 CS

100x50 C/B D.P

1000

0°31

33

1.8m 90x19 HORIZONTAL MERBAU NATURAL TIMBER SCREEN FENCE

WIR 1 820

BED 1

5

CUPD'S WM OVER

12 .7 5 1810

SEWER RISER PACK WALL AS REQUIRED

1800

m

K

90

RL 12.95

C1SEWER RISER

GAS METER

12 .6 7

C1

T

FIRST FLOOR OVER

GYMNASIUM

14

S

GIGABIT SWITCT

Cat IN

IN 1 IN 2

ANALOG AUDIO ETHERNET IN

PORT 2 PORT 3

PALING 2m HIGH

100x50 GLASS POOL FENCE C/B D.P

15

2

C1

S

SEWER POINT

EXTERNAL SHW

GRATED PIT

SELECT PAVERS ON POROUS BASE

100x50 C/B D.P

T

C

PALING & TRELLIS 2.5m HIGH

LINE OF BASEMENT BELOW

R

LINE OF FIRST FLOOR OVER

2.1m MIN'M CEILING HEIGHT TO POWDER ROOM FOR AT LEAST 2/3 OF THE ROOM

GRATED PIT

GRATED PIT

3

FAMILY

C1

MEALS

12 .6 5

12 .5 8

.66

19

12 .4 0

620 P

6

3 4 5 6

GAS METER

GRATED PIT

820

PWD B

2

DISHWASHER UNDER

RMB

C1

AC

TB

820

UP

1

100x50 C/B D.P

T

1

KIT

CUPD'S OVER

WALL OVEN/ MICROWAVE TOWER

220

.6

6

12 .7 0

12 .6 5

12 .5 3

90

NT 00

SE

720

6100

12 2040mm HIGH DOOR

2

1

MP

45

ENTRY

600mm EAVE

600

90 12 .1 1212.1 1 .1 4 5

4000

6380

4890 190

500

2190 90

390

2510

2780

820

D1

PORCH

SE

3090

EA

3700

SELECT PAVERS ON POROUS BASE

100 Ø UPVC

820 D.P

6mm FC WALL LINING

RL 12.76

C1

2

MP

BALCONY OVER

ME

950 90 1740

1m

TREE PROTECTION FENCE REQUIRED

220

D2

C1

LINE OF FIRST FLOOR OVER

T

A

2.1

90

GARAGE 1

CED

NO EXCAVATION WITHIN 2.9m OF THE EXISTING STREET TREE IN FRONT OF THE SITE

390

COURT YARD

Front Townhouse not part of scope

GRATED PIT FEN

3790

2.1m TIMBER PALING FENCE

GRATED PIT

EXPOSED AGGREGATE CONCRETE DRIVEWAY

LETTER BOX

NOT

9070

290x390 MIN'M PIERS @1600mm MAX'M SPACING

MAKE GOOD A NEW 3.6m VEHICLE CROSSING WITH AN OFFSET OF 1m FROM THE NORTHERN PROPERTY BOUNDARY TO THE SATISFACTION OF THE RESPONSIBLE AUTHORITY. THE DRIVEWAY IS TO ALIGN WITH THE CROSSOVER

65.34m 90°16' 2.1m HIGH POWDER COATED METAL SCREEN FENCE WITH GATE

L/R Audio -> Cat 6 D7

OUT 2

OUT 1

E-SATA LAN PORT 1

B

100x50 C/B D.P

DIGITAL AUDIO

USB

SEWER M/H

OUT OUT 1

ANTENNAS

WIFI 2

3480

NO. 12

6RU WM

WIFI 1

4500 1000 HIGH BALUSTRADE WALL

Sw

PALING & TRELLIS 2.3m HIGH

HDMI

ZIGBEE

5880

220

2400

WSC

1290

90 220

DRIVEWAY (GRAVEL)

House Type: CLIENT DETAILS Name:

Signature: Date:

Amd. No.

BLACK ROCK

Designer / PoC:

A

Amendment Description

Construction Release - switchboard wall concept

LEGEND

DRAWING TITLE

Date

LEVEL

Name Withheld Dean Belton

JOB INFORMATION Builder:

Section 03.2

21/07/2016

Comms Room - West Wall Switchboard Elevations

Builder Job No: Address:

CLIENT SIGN OFF

QUOTATION REFERENCE ID:

028985 This plan must be read in conjunction with the quotation reference ID noted above.

House Type: CLIENT DETAILS Name:

Signature: Date:

BLACK ROCK

Designer / PoC:

demanded extremely precise record-keeping. Argus Technologies even wound up handling another aspect of the job they were qualified to take on: all the home’s electrical work. This hadn’t been part of the original contract.

The systems in this home are extensive and include audio and video distribution, HVAC, pool control, networking, security and surveillance, and even a garage with an automotive turntable. The Argus team managed to integrate three separate systems in the garage that holds the turntable: door open/ close, security arm/disarm, and 180-degree vehicle rotation all with the touch of one button.

Amendment Description

12890

PROVIDE SEWER POINT FOR POOL BACKWASH

SEWER M/H

Design Release

190

FULL HEIGHT WALL

GALV & IRON SHED

13/09/2016

3000

Rev.C

13080

7500

220

SINGLE STOREY

As Built Release

220

W

A

220

90

POWER

B

GARAGE

8-ZONE MATRIX AMPLIFIER C4-16AMP3-B AMPLIFIER #1

PR

Amd. No.

7940

10200

GARAGE

RCA OUT

AMENDMENT HISTORY

26900 10510

4970 6000 6280

L/R Audio -> Cat 6 Cat IN

D2

21/12/2017

POWER

PR

15700 5190 220 500 190

EA-5 CONTROLER C4-EA-5

Name Withheld Dean Belton

As the client’s trust in the integrator grew, this project expanded.

Argus Technologies Unit 6/ 6-7 Gilda Court, Mulgrave, VIC 3170, Australia +61 (0)1 300 274878 argustechnologies.com.au CEDIA Member Since 2017

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BEST DOCUMENTATION

SMART SYSTEMS CABLE SCHEDULE

Example

Page 4

ROOM

CABLE GROUP

CABLE TYPE

START ICON

START TAIL

START POINT DESCRIPTION

LIFT LOBBY

1

K

2AVHE

5M

APARTMENT 1 AV HEAD END

LIFT LOBBY

2

E

2AVHE

5M

APARTMENT 1 AV HEAD END

ENTRANCE HALL

3

E

2AVHE

5M

APARTMENT 1 AV HEAD END

1

END ICON

END TAIL

END POINT DESCRIPTION

1

0.3M

DOOR BELL OUTLET 1

1M

CCTV POSITION 1

0.3M

TOUCH PANEL 1

1

POWER REQUIRED

OK

Page 2

ROOM

CABLE GROUP

CABLE TYPE

ROOM

23

A

4

J

1LHE

5M

1ST LIGHTING HEAD END

1

1M

PIR SENSOR 1

LOOP 1

J

1LHE

5M

1ST LIGHTING HEAD END

1

0.3M

LIGHTING KEYPAD 1

MASTER BEDROOM

LOOP 1

J

0.3M

PREVIOUS LIGHTING KEYPAD IN CHAIN

2

0.3M

LIGHTING KEYPAD 2

MASTER BEDROOM

5

E

2AVHE

5M

APARTMENT 1 AV HEAD END

2

0.3M

TOUCH PANEL 2

MASTER BEDROOM

6

B

2AVHE

8M

APARTMENT 1 AV HEAD END

1

3M

HDTV OUTLET 1

FSP

MASTER BEDROOM

7

D

2AVHE

5M

APARTMENT 1 AV HEAD END

1

0.3M

TEL / DATA OUTLET 1

TS

F

2AVHE

5M

APARTMENT 1 AV HEAD END

8

MASTER BEDROOM

9

F

MASTER BEDROOM

10

C

1LHE

1

1M

CEILING SPEAKER 1

1M

CEILING SPEAKER 1

2

1M

CEILING SPEAKER 2

5M

1ST LIGHTING HEAD END

1

2M

BLIND POSITION 1

LOOP 1

J

0.3M

PREVIOUS LIGHTING KEYPAD IN CHAIN

3

0.3M

LIGHTING KEYPAD 3

MASTER DRESSING

11

E

2AVHE

5M

APARTMENT 1 AV HEAD END

1

1M

WIRELESS ACCESS POINT 1

MASTER DRESSING

12

F

2AVHE

5M

APARTMENT 1 AV HEAD END

3

1M

CEILING SPEAKER 3

MASTER DRESSING

13

C

1LHE

5M

1ST LIGHTING HEAD END

2M

BLIND POSITION 2

AV HEAD END

The excess cable to be coiled up at the start point.

Breif description of the start point for the cable run.

The icon on the floor plan where the cable run ends.

END TAIL

END POINT DESCRIPTION

POWER REQUIRED

1M

MULTI MEDIA I/O POINT 1

TS

The excess cable to be coiled up at the end point.

Breif description of the end point for the cable run.

Confirms the power requirement for the end point (Check icon key for socket type reference)

OK

Check marker for use of the electrician to confirm cable installed.

// PROJECT

Mayfair House Apartments

D

23

Within each cable group please identify each individual cable at both ends with a prefix of the group number followed by the alphabetical ID as detailed in the cable key below (A/B/C etc).

// INSTALLER

The Next Level

EXAMPLE

(Cables shown in example may not exactly represent cable supplied)

CABLE KEY

CABLE KEY

5M

END ICON

The cable type column identifies the quantities of each type of cable to be installed point to point.

MASTER DRESSING

2

Label the group of cables at each end of the run with the with the cable group number

START POINT DESCRIPTION

23

A 23

MASTER BEDROOM

23B

CLOAK ROOM

MASTER BEDROOM

The icon on the floor plan from which the cable run starts.

START TAIL

23C

The room to which the cables are being run to.

START ICON

A

1 X CAT7A (A) 1 X RED CAT6 (B) 2 X BLUE CAT6 (C/D)

B

1 X CAT7A (A) 1 X BLUE CAT6 (B) 1 X RED CAT6 (C) 1 X HD100 (D)

C

2 X LUTRON CABLE (A)

D

2 X BLUE CAT6 (A/B)

E

1 X BLUE CAT6 (A)

F

1 X 4 CORE SPEAKER (A)

G

1 X 50MM CONDUIT

H

8 x WF125 (A/B/C/D/E/F/G/H)

I

1 X MINI RG59 (A) 1 X RED CAT6 (B)

J

1 X LUTRON CABLE (A)

K

1 X RED CAT6 (A)

L

1 X 4 CORE 1.5MM (A)

M

4 X 4 CORE T&E (A)

N

1 X 2 CORE SPEAKER (A)

O

1 X HDMI CABLE (A)

P

1 x FIBRE CABLE (A)

A

1 X CAT7A (A) 1 X RED CAT6 (B) 2 X BLUE CAT6 (C/D)

B

1 X CAT7A (A) 1 X BLUE CAT6 (B) 1 X RED CAT6 (C) 1 X HD100 (D)

C

2 X LUTRON CABLE (A)

D

2 X BLUE CAT6 (A/B)

E

1 X BLUE CAT6 (A)

F

1 X 4 CORE SPEAKER (A)

G

1 X 50MM CONDUIT

H

8 x WF125 (A/B/C/D/E/F/G/H)

I

1 X MINI RG59 (A) 1 X RED CAT6 (B)

J

1 X LUTRON CABLE (A)

K

1 X RED CAT6 (A)

L

1 X 4 CORE 1.5MM (A)

M

4 X 4 CORE T&E (A)

N

1 X 2 CORE SPEAKER (A)

O

1 X HDMI CABLE (A)

P

1 x FIBRE CABLE (A)

AV RACKS - SIDE ANGLE

AV RACKS - FRONT ANGLE

KEY & NOTES BTU CALCULATIONS

459

KEY & NOTES

562

98

562

Ceiling Level Keys

#

Ceiling mounted PIR. Position and cut out to be confirmed (To be precut by electrician, symmetrical with lights) *No power to be provided by electrical contractor* Round ceiling speaker. 202mm diameter cut out.

(To be precut by electrician, symmetrical with lights) *No power to be provided by electrical contractor*

#

M

M

68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77

In-ceiling CCTV camera. Position to be symmetrical with lighting and cut out to be confirmed. *No power to be provided by electrical contractor*

#

Motorised blind position. Exact point of cable exit at window to be defined by blinds contractor *No power to be provided by electrical contractor*

#

15

rwp

10

14

13

Wall Level Keys

11 #

HDTV Outlet (TV Point). UK double gang 47mm deep back box required. Heights TBC. *1No. 240v Fused Spur required*

#

Multimedia i/o socket. UK double gang 47mm deep back box required. Heights TBC. *1No. Twin 13A 240v socket required*

#

Crestron in-wall touch screen @ 1450mm to center. There is a 6mm offset. UK double gang 47mm deep back box required *No power to be provided by electrical contractor*

9

14 12

5

1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00

Motorised screen position. Position of cable to be directed on site by AV Company . *No power to be provided by electrical contractor*

MOT

H

rwp

svp

3

11

16

8 7

Wireless access point to be positioned within cupboard. Cable to come through top of joinery direct into WAP. *No power to be provided by electrical contractor*

#

Hidden DECT position. Cable to come through top of rear of joinery direct into unit. *No power to be provided by electrical contractor*

4

17

#

3LHE

3

10

3

#

Crestron lighting keypad. AV Company to supply specialist back box *No power to be provided by electrical contractor*

#

Door Bell position. 15mm hole to be drilled for surface mounted door bell. *No power to be provided by electrical contractor*

1.00 1.00

5.10 5.11

Bedroom 3 & Ensuite 40" Samsung UE40JU7000 Ultra HD 4K smart TV Peerless SUA7751PU slim line wall mount articulated service bracket

1.00 1.00

5.13 5.14

Bedroom 4 & Ensuite 40" Samsung UE40JU7000 Ultra HD 4K smart TV Peerless SUA7751PU slim line wall mount articulated service bracket

1.00 1.00

19

10 14

2

11

Wall mounted speaker. Position of cable exit on wall to be confirmed. *No power to be provided by electrical contractor*

#

BPT Door Entry Panel. AV Company to supply specialist back box. *No power to be provided by electrical contractor*

9

svp

#

4354

TEMP RANGE

BTU (P/HR)

5° - 40°C 0° - 40°C 0° - 30°C 0° - 35°C 0° - 40°C 0° - 40°C 5° - 40°C 5° - 40°C 5° - 40°C

101 1325 173 19 958 1500 943 943 943

AV RACK 2 TOTAL

3112

5° - 30°C

6905

PATCH PANEL

WATTS

TEMP RANGE

BTU (P/HR)

DRAYTEK 130 MODEM UBIQUITI ROUTER NETWORK SWITCH NETWORK SWITCH GIGASET T440 PBX

18 40 388 20 260

0° - 40°C 0° - 45°C 0° - 40°C 0° - 40°C 5° - 40°C

57 125 1325 69 887

PATCH PANEL TOTAL

726

0° - 40°C

2463

AV RACK ROOM TOTAL

9663

5° - 30°C

13722

CLIENT

MAYFAIR HOUSE APARTMENTS CHORUS GROUP

SITE ADDRESS PENTHOUSE AV RACKS CG-14CP-GI-01-PAVHE

DRAWING REVISION

A

FIRST ISSUE

17/08/2016

SCALE

NO SCALE

REVISIONS

#

4

BTU (P/HR) 101 1325 50 17 750 750 750 450 161

5° - 40°C

WATTS 32 388 55 12 272 550 600 600 600

DRAWING REF

5

13

TEMP RANGE 5° - 40°C 0° - 40°C 5° - 45°C 5° - 45°C 5° - 40°C 5° - 40°C 5° - 40°C 5° - 40°C 0° - 40°C

5825

AV RACK 2 - VIDEO RACK

DRAWING TITLE

Tel/Data Point. 35mm single gang UK back box required. *1No. Twin 13A 240v socket recommended*

#

12

15

13

WATTS 32 388 15 13 1440 1440 1440 720 337

AV RACK 1 TOTAL

BRYANT EYEPOWER PDU NETWORK SWITCH SKYQ RECEIVER APPLE TV X 2 LILIN NVR CRESTRON DM-MD16X16 YAMAHA AV RECEIVER 1 YAMAHA AV RECEIVER 2 YAMAHA AV RECEIVER 3

PROJECT

150

5

3LHE

3

4

3AVHE

AV RACK 1 - AUDIO RACK BRYANT EYEPOWER PDU NETWORK SWITCH CRESTRON CP3 CRESTRON CEN-NSP-1 CRESTRON SWAMPI-24X8 CRESTRON SWAMPE-8 CRESTRON SWAMPE-8 CRESTRON SWAMPE-4 EATON UPS

LILIN

5

2

REVISION

DESCRIPTION

A

FOR CONSTRUCTION

DATE 17/08/2016

CONTACT ADDRESS

Surface mounted dome camera. No back box required. *No power to be provided by electrical contractor*

9

rwp

20

19

15

4

Subwoofer outlet. 35mm single gang UK back box required. *1No. 240v Fused Spur required.*

12

18 22

18

18

TELEPHONE

EATON

EMAIL

CAVHE

Communal Audio Visual Head End. *1No. 240v 16A Commando socket required*

1AVHE

Apartment 1 Audio Visual Head End *1No. 240v 16Amp Commando Sockets & 1No. 240v Fused Spur required*

2AVHE

Apartment 2 Audio Visual Head End *1No. 240v 16Amp Commando Sockets & 1No. 240v Fused Spur required*

3AVHE

Apartment 3 Audio Visual Head End *1No. 240v 16Amp Commando Sockets & 1No. 240v Fused Spur required*

4AVHE

Apartment 4 Audio Visual Head End *1No. 240v 16Amp Commando Sockets & 1No. 240v Fused Spur required*

WENSITE

16

6 1

8

7

16

A

6

4

4

5

17

3

17

19 21

5.16 5.17 5.18

Bedroom 5 & Ensuite Sony VPL‐VW300ES UHD 4K projector Future Automation PD3.5 projector lift Vutec 110" diagonal screen with BriteWhite material

5.20 5.21

Kitchenette 32" Samsung UE32J5500 HD 1080P smart TV Peerless SUA7751PU slim line wall mount articulated service bracket

1.00 1.00

5.22 5.23

Living Area 85" Samsung UE85JU7000 Ultra HD 4K smart TV Peerless SA763PU Slim line wall mount articulated service bracket

1.00 1.00

5.26 5.27

Kitchen 40" Samsung UE40F6800SBXXU LED 3D smart TV Peerless SUA7751PU slim line wall mount articulated service bracket

1.00 1.00

5.28 5.29

Entertainment Room 32" Samsung UE32J5500 HD 1080P smart TV Peerless SUA7751PU slim line wall mount articulated service bracket

1.00 1.00

5.31

Ancillaries Tailor made premium quality Digital Media hook up loom for TV

A E

6

E

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8

CLHE

Communal Lighting Head End. *Single phase supply required for the Lighting Panel*

rwp

1.00 1.00 1.00

6

D

20

5

1

5

1LHE

Apartment 1 Lighting Head End. *Single phase supply required for the Lighting Panel*

2LHE

Apartment 2 Lighting Head End. *Single phase supply required for the Lighting Panel*

3LHE

Apartment 3 Lighting Head End. *Single phase supply required for the Lighting Panel*

4LHE

Apartment 4 Lighting Head End 1. *Single phase supply required for the Lighting Panel*

5LHE

Apartment 4 Lighting Head End 2. *Single phase supply required for the Lighting Panel*

6LHE

Apartment 4 Lighting Head End 3. *Single phase supply required for the Lighting Panel*

4 person

Documentation that is both clear and very detailed.

KEY & NOTES

1

1

D 6

6

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1

2

The Next Level

WP

2

1

F

J

K

7

2

4

3

TP

2 3

1

1

5.07 5.08

Bedroom 2 & Ensuite 40" Samsung UE40JU7000 Ultra HD 4K smart TV Peerless SUA7751PU slim line wall mount articulated service bracket

6

Svp

5

5.03 5.04 5.05 5.06

Master Bedroom & Ensuite Sony VPL‐VW320ES UHD 4K projector Vu‐Tec Lectric II electric trapdoor 16:9 ratio 123" diagonal drop down screen Future Automation PD2.5 projector lift 22" Tile Vision 22 bathroom TV

67 66 65 64 63 62 61 60 79 78

H

1.00 1.00

1

1

7

AV

PROJECT CLIENT

CHORUS GROUP

SITE ADDRESS DRAWING TITLE

1

3

2

3

7

KP 3RD FLOOR PLAN

DRAWING REF

CG-14CP-FP-05

DRAWING REVISION

E

AV Outlet (TV Position) Check specific room elevation

SALESPERSON FIRST ISSUE SCALE

23/02/2016

SB

1:50 @ A1

450

2

2

4

1200

DRAWN BY 3

2

8

KP

REVISIONS REVISION

rwp

8

9

3

2

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V6 QUOTATION REVISION

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UPDATED LAYOUT CONSTRUCTION ISSUE

29/02/2016

AS BUILT ISSUE

17/03/2017

10/03/2014 09/04/2014

AV Outlet (TV Position) Check 14CP H-09 for more information

TP

Crestron Touch Panel position. Needs to be located 1450mm from FFL to center of back box.

SB

Subwoofer outlet. Need to be positioned at 450mm to top of back box from FFL.

WP

C

CLIENT

CHORUS

ROOM SETTING OUT 14CP-GI-05-RSO A

FIRST ISSUE

08/11/2016

SCALE

NO SCALE

Wireless Access Point Outlet Needs to be positioned at top of the cupboard in the areas specified.

KP

Crestron Keypad position. All keypads to be positioned at 1200mm to top of keypad apart from bedside keypads which need to be at 900mm.

TD

Telephone / Data outlet. To be positioned at 450mm to top of back box from FFL in all areas apart from Kitchens which will be positioned at counter top height.

REVISION

DESCRIPTION

A

FOR CONSTRUCTION

TELEPHONE CONTACT

FAX

MAYFAIR HOUSE APARTMENTS

DRAWING TITLE DRAWING REF

Unit 2 Chiltern Court, Chesham, Buckinghamshire, HP5 2PX, UK

REVISIONS

ADDRESS

B

PROJECT

DRAWING REVISION

AV

CONTACT

G

TD

SITE ADDRESS

DESCRIPTION

B

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450

Office 40" Samsung UE40JU7000 Ultra HD 4K smart TV Peerless SUA7751PU slim line wall mount articulated service bracket

635

900

TV's & Brackets

5.01 5.02

350

Wireless Access Point positioned in ceiling above ceiling speaker. *No power to be provided by electrical contractor*

#

5.00

465

C

92

B

Quantity

1806

Description

AV Outlet (TV Point). UK double gang 47mm deep back box required. Position TBC. *1No. Twin 13A 240v socket required*

1450

No.

#

788

Itemised Quotation

The Next Level showed the judges just how thorough they are on their projects by providing a selection of documentation that is both clear and very detailed. The cable schedule was nicely laid out with good labels, making it easy for the electrical contractor to understand and follow.

ADDRESS

EMAIL

DATE 08/11/2016

+44 (0)844 809 4996

WEBSITE TELEPHONE

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SPEAKER

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FLOOR MOUNTED

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SPEAKER

LCD-LIQUID CRYSTAL DISPLAY DLP-DIGITAL LIGHT PROCESSOR SXRD-SILICON X-TEL REF. DISP.

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SPEAKER

PR

CEILING MOUNTED

WALL MOUNTED

SPEAKER

FLOOR MOUNTED

PRE-WIRE SPEAKER

CEILING MOUNTED PRE-WIRE ONLY NO CUTOUT

CABLING OPTIONS SPKR

Checked by Ankur Bhatt

HC-052/12.3

2CX2.5 mm² SPEAKER CABLE

COXL

COAXIAL

CAT6

CAT6

DATA CABLE

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HDMI

VIDEO CABLE

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Sky International AG used under license of TATA SKY.

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HDMI

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with USB

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SPEAKER

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220-230/240~ 50/60 Hz 310W

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HDMI 5 INPUT/ MHL (5V 0.9A)

(HDMI)

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MASTER VOLUME PHONES

PIONEER HOME ELECTRONICS CORPORATION MADE IN CHINA

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SYMBOL

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6

SCALE: TO FIT

Sound Sense delivered a huge

Clinical Retreat

amount of documentation for this home cinema project. It is

08-06-2017 Not yet Not yet

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// PROJECT

Checked by Ankur Bhatt

HC-052/6

// INSTALLER

clear that the integrator has a

Sound Sense

great level of understanding of

Sound Sense A-402/403 Solitaire Complex, Beside Divya Bhaskar, S.G. Road, Ahmedabad, 380001, India

the audio that was needed in

+91 992 502 4757

this room, and this is backed up

facebook.com/soundsense.co.in/

by the relevant documentation.

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GLOBAL

2018

WINNER | GLOBAL

BEST HOME CINEMA

// TITLE

Clinical Retreat // COMPANY

Sound Sense This project in Gujarat in India required Sound Sense to overcome several challenges — the main one was fitting 33 seats into this medium-sized room.

To do so, Sound Sense chose the right seating for this space — the room doesn’t appear small or packed with too many squeezed-in seats. With the client also requesting a large screen, the integrator encountered another issue of ensuring the viewing angles were correct and that the audio was of high-quality for everyone in the seats.

Again, they delivered on all this. Sound Sense showed great craftsmanship on the rack and provided a high level of documentation, including cable ratio minimums, which the judges say was uncommon but brilliant to see.

Overall, the judges are particularly impressed with the passion that Sound Sense showed and how they channeled it into delivering a great cinema room for their client.

Sound Sense A-402/403 Solitaire Complex, Beside Divya Bhaskar, S.G. Road, Ahmedabad, 380001, India +91 992 502 4757 facebook.com/soundsense.co.in/ CEDIA Member Since 2015

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WINNER | GLOBAL

// TITLE

Inside Out // COMPANY

Audio Images The challenge here is in the name, as the Audio Images team noted: “The clients wanted to be able to host everyone both inside and out of the space, so that all could enjoy.” That “inside-out” experience meant that an entire wall of this room consisted of movable glass panels that open into a large courtyard.

This room required careful calibration: “The system was carefully tuned, voiced, and optimized utilizing digital parametric equalization, by PMI Ltd.” The 9.4.2 speaker Dolby Atmos speaker system includes LCR speakers behind an acoustically transparent screen and four compact subs. A Barco Madea projector provides a 4K image to a 1.78:1 image area.

The room even includes a system for the client’s re-discovery of his love for vinyl featuring components by McIntosh.

More info on this project — which won a Level III Americas award — can be found on pages 16-17.

Audio Images 1582 Parkway Loop, Suite F, Tustin, CA 92780, USA +1 714 258 7238 audioimages.tv CEDIA Member Since 1995

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BEST MEDIA ROOM

WINNER | GLOBAL

// TITLE

Edge Cottage // COMPANY

Intuitive Homes & Ultamation

BEST INTEGRATED HOME

This residential project in Cheshire, UK, was no small feat for Intuitive Homes and Ultamation — it lasted 13 months and saw the team design and install a fully integrated system into this family home that was both renovated and extended.

The judges considered this “an all-round well-done job with some nice extra automation features.” One that stood out in particular was the “follow me” feature, which was accomplished by utilizing the Bluetooth pinpoint beacons on the panels and the Bluetooth

integration on the Crestron app.

Another was the integration with the alarm sensors for room occupancy.

The project checked the boxes when it came to rack work, user interface, the addition of hard button remotes for the media room, lighting, audio, and documentation. The judges really didn’t have a bad word to say about Intuitive Homes and Ultamation’s work here, which made this project an easy selection when it came to choosing the Global Integrated Home winner.

For more information on this project, turn to page 66 as Intuitive Homes and Ultamation also scooped the prize for Best Integrated Home (EMEA) Level II.

Intuitive Homes

Ultamation

121 Palatine Road, Didsbury, Manchester, M20 3YA, UK

Liverpool Science Park, ic2, 146 Brownlow Hill, Liverpool, L3 5RF, UK

+44 (0)161 738 1076

+44 (0)151 331 5210

www.intuitivehomes.co.uk

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