How ClearDevice works with architects, designers, and builders

Luxury homes have never had more technology in them, and never been less forgiving of seeing it. Lighting, shading, audio, cinema, networking, security, and control now touch nearly every room, and every one of those systems has to defer to the architecture. The way to get there is not a better gadget. It is coordination, early and continuously, between the people designing the home and the people engineering its technology.

We join during design, not after drywall

The most expensive technology problems are the ones discovered after the walls close. Conduit that was never run. A rack room with no cooling. A keypad that lands in the middle of a tile pattern. When we are brought in during schematic and design development, we resolve device locations, wiring pathways, rack space, power, and lighting interfaces on paper, before they become change orders in the field.

One coordinated scope

Rather than a stack of separate vendors for lighting, audio/video, network, and security, ClearDevice carries a single, coordinated technology scope. That means one set of drawings, one budget, and one team accountable for how the systems work together.

We protect the design

Our default is concealment. Speakers disappear into ceilings, displays hide behind art and millwork, equipment lives in a thoughtfully engineered rack, and the only things a family touches are elegant keypads and their own devices.

The relationship continues after move-in

When the home is finished, our Estate Care program keeps it running, monitoring, maintenance, updates, and refinements, so the family’s experience of the home only improves with time.

If you are an architect, designer, builder, or client representative planning a significant residence, start a conversation with ClearDevice early.