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Recent projects in Las Vegas.

Six completed projects, residential and commercial, listing the systems installed on each.

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01 / Residential

Private Theater, The Ridges

A dedicated theater built as one system: projection and reference audio behind an acoustically transparent screen, a room tuned and isolated from the acoustics up, and all of it answering one press.

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The theater at rest, screen lit, tiered seating and cove-lit acoustic walls
Processing and amplification racked behind the screen wall
Tiered seating and the step lighting that finds it in the dark
02 / Residential

The Great Room

A family's main living space, built so the architecture always leads: the display flush in the stone until it is needed, audio from the architecture itself, light and shade following the desert day.

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The great room at dusk, media wall lit, shades settled, a warm cove tracing the ceiling
The stone wall detail, display flush in its recess
The glazing head where the shade pocket, the cove and a flush speaker share one reveal line
03 / Residential

Media Lounge, Summerlin

A family space that runs on one interface: display, distributed audio, lighting scenes and shading, delivered together against the same drawings and programmed by the same team.

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The media lounge as delivered: wall-sized display, walnut paneling and a marble bar behind
The marble feature wall carrying the room
The same wall backlit, the seams reading as one piece
The lounge from the bar, seating and screen on one axis
04 / Residential

Estate Infrastructure

The part the client never sees, built to be seen: three bays, every cable labeled at both ends, every driver documented. That is why a fault here is a ten minute diagnosis, not an afternoon of guesswork.

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Three-bay rack as handed over: patching dressed and labeled, sources and amplification racked
Rack front, patching labeled panel by panel
Rear of the rack, cabling dressed, combed and labeled
05 / Commercial

Executive Boardroom, Hughes Center

One tap and the room is ready: displays, conferencing, lighting and shading answering a single press, on the same standard as every other room in the building.

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Visualization of the boardroom in its ready state at dusk, displays awake, skyline beyond
Visualization of the room on a Monday morning, chairs aligned, shades at one height
Visualization of the table detail, one flush panel at the head seat
Visualization of the boardroom in its evening state, twin displays lit, the city beyond the glass
06 / Commercial

Hospitality Floor

A dining floor that opens, trades and closes on schedule: scenes composed to the hour, shades tracking the desert sun, and a close that confirms itself instead of relying on anyone to remember.

LightingShadingZoned audioSchedules
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Visualization of the floor settling into its evening state, staff resetting far tables
Visualization from the mezzanine, the whole floor on one scene
Visualization of the close after dark, the floor confirming itself down

Working on day one. Documented for every day after.

Most integrator portfolios show you the room at its best angle and stop there. The rack is where a project's discipline shows: dressed cabling, labeling that matches the drawings, and amplification that was racked and tested in our shop before it ever reached the site.

Ask any of our clients for the handover pack behind their project: as built drawings, certification results, rack elevations and the reasoning behind the network.