Whole estate automation, galleries and cellars, cinema and security for properties measured in acres, not square feet.
Bel Air estates are small campuses: a main residence, guest houses, a pool pavilion, staff quarters, sometimes a vineyard row or a gallery wing. Technology at this scale stops being a set of gadgets and becomes infrastructure. One property can carry kilometers of low voltage cabling, dozens of lighting zones and a network that would embarrass a small office building. That is the work we do here, and it is why we document everything like an engineering project, because it is one.
The main house, the guest house and the grounds should feel like one home, not three installations. We build a single Savant or Control4 backbone with fiber between buildings, so scenes, audio, cameras and climate follow you across the property. Gate to garden, everything answers to one interface, with separate profiles for family, guests and staff.
Collections change the brief. We tune lighting temperature and intensity around art walls, automate shading to protect canvases and textiles from the afternoon sun, and integrate cellar monitoring so temperature and humidity hold steady and alert someone the moment they do not. Quiet systems, watching constantly.
Our teams arrive scheduled, badged and briefed. Recordings and access logs stay local and private. And when the work is done, the technology recedes into the architecture, which in Bel Air is exactly where it belongs.