For Architects, Builders & Designers
Bring Weave into the conversation early. We coordinate the technical layer before it competes with the room.
Before the finish is closed
The best time to coordinate technology is while the project still has options.
We work with architects, builders, interior designers, landscape architects, and lighting designers before pre-wire and before the decisions that are difficult to change later. The result is a home that performs beautifully without technology interrupting the design.
Concept & design development
Clarify what the home should do, what should disappear, and where the project needs flexibility before the room starts closing in.
Before pre-wire / rough-in
Coordinate speaker, display, keypad, shade, network, and equipment considerations that affect the finished room.
Before cabinetry & finishes
Protect display locations, hidden-technology opportunities, equipment access, and the room-first details that are difficult to change later.
During construction
Return practical PDF coordination markups, attend site meetings, and manage change requests as the project evolves in the field.
A clear technical layer, coordinated early
We do not ask the design team to become technology experts. We translate the client’s needs into practical coordination points and stay engaged as the project moves forward.
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Align
We meet the project team early to understand the architectural intent, client priorities, and construction sequence.
A shared view of the decisions worth considering now.
02
Coordinate
We review the relevant plans and return practical PDF markups for the decisions that affect design, rough-in, and finish work.
Clear notes for sound, control, displays, shades, lighting, network, and equipment needs where applicable.
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Stay engaged
We attend regular site meetings and manage change requests as field conditions or client priorities evolve.
A responsive technical partner through installation, programming, and personal handoff.
The decisions that preserve the room
Not every project needs every system. These are the points we address whenever the scope calls for them.
Speaker locations
Better coverage and less visual compromise when sound is planned before ceiling and wall finishes.
Keypads & control
Controls can live where they are intuitive and considered rather than appearing as an afterthought.
Shades & lighting
Early coordination protects pocket, power, control, and lighting-intent decisions.
Displays & hidden technology
Cabinetry, sightlines, ventilation, and access can be considered before the room is complete.
Network & equipment
The project can reserve practical access and infrastructure without turning technical space into a design problem.
Real project evidence
The work disappears. The room remains.
See a real Weave installation move from the coordination work behind the wall to a finished living room that stays calm and considered.
Explore the projectArchitectural options, when the scope calls for them
We select products for the way they support the architecture, the client’s habits, and the wider project—not for the sake of a catalog.
Sonance Invisible Series
Speakers that vanish into walls and ceilings. Finished with plaster or paint — no visible grille, no compromise on sound.
Josh Nano
A flush architectural microphone that keeps privacy-first voice control from competing with the ceiling plane.
James Small Aperture
Full-range sound through a compact grille for design-sensitive spaces where a visible speaker needs to stay quiet.
DMF Lighting
Architectural downlighting chosen to let the light, rather than the fixture, carry the room.
Lutron RadioRA 3
Considered lighting control, keypads, and shades that support a client’s daily use of the room.
Hunter Douglas PowerView
Motorized shade options across fabric, opacity, and style when the project calls for them.
Leon Speakers
Custom solutions that help television and audio live more naturally inside an interior composition.
Bring us in before the options disappear.
If a project is in concept, design development, pre-wire, or active construction, Weave can help the team identify the technology decisions worth coordinating now.