CommercialInside London’s Battersea Power Station, Apple Music Hall pairs a 600-capacity live room with spatial audio, recording, mixing, and multicamera broadcast infrastructure built around intimate artist-led performances.
ResidentialAt 53 Montecito in Newport Beach, the smart home story is not defined by the number of devices in the residence, even though that number is substantial. The project brings together 310 connected devices across lighting, shading, climate, entertainment, surveillance, access control, water features, fireplaces, and more. The more important achievement is that the home…
Inside one of Florence’s historic churches, a discreet JBL Professional system improves speech intelligibility across a 35-meter nave without asking the architecture to make room for technology.
Inside Beatport’s downtown Los Angeles headquarters, a 6.1 L-Acoustics system lets festival-scale artists spatialize stereo DJ sets in real time for an audience standing close enough to watch the mix happen.
FORM50 Fitness has built its following around a precise, high-energy approach to reformer-based strength training. Founded in 2018 by Monica Marder, the brand combines Pilates-influenced movement with streamlined coaching, hands-on correction, and a studio environment designed to keep clients focused from the first rep to the final cue.
For FORM50's Brooklyn Heights location, that environment…
Inside Lisa Cini’s renovated Columbus mansion, aging-in-place design meets invisible smart-home technology that helps seniors live safer, longer.
In a design-forward brick residence by Quality Audio Video, Crestron Home OS became the invisible layer behind lighting, shading, audio, video, and daily ease.
London home showcases the balance of invisible integration and statement-making audio across a private cinema and games room.
At a Gulf-front estate in the Florida Keys, D’Asign Source and Coastal Source show how architecture, landscape and connected technology can disappear into the experience of outdoor living.
A demanding global performance calendar at Royal Albert Hall calls for a house rig that can move from orchestral work and spoken-word events to rock, pop, broadcast, and immersive visual moments.
