Bars: Objectives and requirements

For «Bars» we define sound, video, control and infrastructure requirements before selecting equipment. This creates a predictable result and avoids incompatible components.

The design focuses on:

  • even music coverage
  • sound zoning and independent scenarios
  • sound-level control and protection of adjacent areas
  • scene and architectural lighting
  • centralised AV system control
Bars: professional sound, acoustics, video and control designed around venue workflows, architecture and operating conditions.
Bars — Verdamare

How we design the solution

  1. We survey the venue and document operating scenarios, user numbers and noise constraints.
  2. We prepare the acoustic and system concept, connection diagrams, cable schedule and coordinated bill of materials.
  3. Interfaces with interiors, furniture, electrical services, IT networks and other engineering systems are agreed in advance.
  4. After installation we complete measurements, programming, staff training and handover documentation.

What the system includes

Equipment is selected through calculation rather than a universal package. For this venue the design combines even music coverage; sound zoning and independent scenarios; sound-level control and protection of adjacent areas; scene and architectural lighting; centralised AV system control.

Documentation and equipment are adapted to the installation location, the applicable requirements of the project country, operating conditions and staff workflows.

Implementation and commissioning

We prepare the acoustic and system concept, connection diagrams, cable schedule and coordinated bill of materials. Interfaces with interiors, furniture, electrical services, IT networks and other engineering systems are agreed in advance. After installation we complete measurements, programming, staff training and handover documentation.

Result for the client

The client receives a manageable system with clear scenarios, consistent coverage, suitable headroom and room for future expansion.