Technology that disappears.
Automation, cinema, sound, and lighting engineered so the house simply behaves — with nothing on the wall to explain.
The right smart-home partner is invisible on move-in day and unmistakable a year later, when the shades come down at dusk, the music follows you room to room, and the theater is ready with one gesture.
The systems worth planning for.
Lighting control, motorized shades, whole-home audio, dedicated cinema, robust networking, and unobtrusive security are the six that matter most in a Point-caliber home — and the six that are hardest to add well after drywall.
One integrator, one throat to choke.
A single, senior technology integrator sitting at the same table as the architect, builder, and interior designer is the difference between technology that works forever and technology that becomes the family's least favorite topic by year two.
Peters Audio Video
Peters Audio Video designs and installs the invisible smart-home systems inside many of The Point's finest homes — from cinema and lighting to whole-house audio and enterprise-grade networking.
Visit Peters Audio VideoAnswers, before you ask.
When should we engage a smart-home integrator?
The same week you finalize the electrical plan. Every week later means compromises — and every week earlier means a cleaner, more capable finished system.
What platforms do you recommend?
The strongest luxury installations at The Point tend to be built on Crestron, Savant, Lutron, and enterprise networking. Platform choice should follow use case, not the other way around.