Market
Commercial
Offices, retail, hospitality, and mixed-use property — infrastructure that supports operations, tenants, and guests without demanding attention.
Commercial work is judged on uptime and on how little the technology intrudes. We design for buildings that have to keep running: segmented networks, redundant paths, systems that fail gracefully, and support arrangements that match how the property actually operates.
We work with ownership, property management, and tenant fit-out teams from base building through occupancy — and we document what we install so the next contractor inherits a system they can understand.
Use cases
What clients actually ask for
These are the outcomes that justify the infrastructure. Each one depends on the layers beneath it being designed properly.
Inventory management
Ceiling cameras and shelf sensors track stock levels continuously, flagging out-of-stocks and misplacements as they happen rather than at the next manual count. Counts feed the inventory system directly and drive what appears on in-store signage.
Occupancy and space utilization
Anonymous occupancy analytics show which floors, rooms, and zones are actually used and when — informing lease decisions, cleaning schedules, and HVAC setpoints with measured data instead of assumption.
Loss prevention
Video intelligence surfaces the events that matter — after-hours motion, unusual dwell at high-value fixtures, exit-door activity — and links each one to the access-control record and footage behind it.
Queue and service analytics
Queue depth and wait-time measurement at counters, entrances, and service desks, with live alerting when thresholds are crossed so staff can be redeployed before a line becomes a complaint.
Frictionless conferencing
Meeting spaces that join a call on one touch, with room scheduling, occupancy, and display control integrated so rooms release themselves when nobody shows up.
By region
Commercial work in each location
The Hamptons
Hospitality, private clubs, galleries, and boutique retail along the Montauk Highway corridor — systems that carry an intense summer season and then sit quiet, with support scaled to match.
2 projects Explore New YorkManhattan
Office floorplates, showrooms, flagship retail, and building-wide systems — tenant and visitor access, elevator integration, conferencing, and networks that survive a full-floor fit-out without a re-pull.
2 projects Explore CaliforniaSan Francisco Bay Area
Offices, R&D and lab space, and South Bay industrial — GPU-backed video intelligence, dense conferencing, segmented networks, and AI pipelines wired into systems the client already runs.
1 projects Explore ColoradoBreckenridge
Lodges, rental and resort property, restaurants, and retail — guest networks that hold up on a powder weekend, distributed AV, and security managed remotely across multiple buildings.
1 projects ExploreSelected work
Commercial projects
Flagship Retail, SoHo
A flagship store where shelf-level inventory sensing, queue analytics, and live signage were treated as one connected system rather than three separate installations.
View projectGallery and Private Showroom, East Hampton
Environmental monitoring, discreet high-resolution coverage, and access control for a space that holds significant value in an unstaffed building much of the year.
View projectBoutique Hotel, Montauk Highway
A thirty-key seasonal property with guest Wi-Fi engineered for full summer occupancy, distributed AV across public spaces, and access control that scales down with the shoulder season.
View projectOffice Floorplates, Midtown
Four contiguous floors fitted out with tenant and visitor access, elevator integration, one-touch conferencing, and a network designed to absorb the next fit-out without a re-pull.
View projectR&D Campus, Peninsula
Three buildings unified under one network fabric and one access policy, with lab-area restrictions and video intelligence feeding the client's existing operations tooling.
View projectResort Lodge, Summit County
Guest networks engineered to survive a powder weekend, distributed AV through public spaces, and security across several buildings managed from one remote console.
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The earlier we join, the more we can do. Bring us in during design and the infrastructure disappears into the architecture.