An oceanfront Walker Warner home where the architecture is defined by open pavilions and disappearing walls. 

The technology challenge was keeping it that way: whole-property WiFi, audio, video, and surveillance with few options to hide equipment. Every device location was coordinated into the architectural set so the systems perform without ever announcing themselves.

A Richard Beard Architects estate in the Carmel Valley hills, where distance and terrain make connectivity the first design problem. 

We designed the network backbone, whole-property WiFi, and audio-video systems, coordinated early with the engineering team so infrastructure pathways were resolved in the drawings, not improvised in the field.

An Aidlin Darling Design residence built around light, material, and restraint. 

We designed the network, audio-video, surveillance, and access control systems to the same standard. Fully documented, competitively bid, and integrated so cleanly that the technology reads as part of the architecture rather than an addition to it.