Our Conviction
What We Care About
Since 2006, we’ve been designing, integrating, and maintaining audiovisual spaces in Colombia with one conviction: technology must serve people and processes, not the other way around. That’s why sustainability, technical quality, and the service we provide after handover all matter to us.
Our Purpose
We Are Technology That Connects People
Designing, integrating, and maintaining audiovisual spaces isn’t an end in itself: it’s how we help people meet, learn, decide, and work better.
Our starting point is never the equipment, but the actual use of whoever will operate the space. A boardroom that needs a technician to turn it on is a boardroom that’s failing; a hybrid classroom nobody can hear is a lost class.
Our Pillars
Four Things We Care About in Every Project
These aren’t slogans for a wall: they’re the criteria we use to make technical decisions every day, and each one can be verified in our projects.
People First
We design every space around how the person who operates it actually uses it, so it turns on with one touch and needs no technical training to use. Training is part of the delivery.
Technical Quality We Study
We study the scope of every product to offer the right solution, not the most expensive one. Crestron Master Gold, Crestron Service Provider status, and AVIXA’s CTS certification back that up.
Real Sustainability
We reuse equipment that’s still in good condition, program automatic shutdown, and guide clients toward responsible disposal of electronic waste.
End-to-End Service
The project doesn’t end at handover: preventive maintenance, corrective support with agreed response times, and on-site technicians for operations that can’t afford downtime.
Sustainability
Sustainability in Audiovisual Integration: A Commitment, Not a Slogan
We design every project with its environmental and financial footprint in mind. For us, sustainability starts with not replacing what still works.
We belong to AVIXA’s Sustainability program and design solutions aligned with buildings pursuing LEED certification and with our clients’ ESG policies.
Since 2021 we have offset our carbon footprint with BancO2, an initiative that conserves native forests in Colombia and pays rural families for the environmental services they provide.
In Practice
A Screen That Also Cleans the Air
At the architecture plaza of Pontificia Universidad Javeriana, we installed a 6 × 4 meter outdoor LED screen from 375 LED with eco-active technology. According to the project, its air-purifying effect is equivalent to that of 36 mature trees, and being self-cleaning, it reduces maintenance.
The sound is by Fohhn and is directed at the plaza so it doesn’t affect the university’s clinic or nearby classrooms. The brand manufactures with nearby suppliers and recyclable raw materials, and guarantees parts for up to 10 years.
With the Industry
We Build Sustainability With the Audiovisual Industry
As part of AVIXA’s Sustainability program, we take part in the conversations where the industry defines its best practices.
Carolina Sosa, CFO of Integración AV, was a panelist on AVIXA’s Sustainability Advisory Group roundtable at ISE, “Sustainability: From Seed to Strategy,” alongside manufacturers, consultants, and integrators from EMEA, the United States, and Latin America.
That session’s conclusion guides our work: sustainability has to be tangible and achievable for small organizations too, and it carries more and more weight in bids and negotiations.
How We Apply It
How Sustainability Translates Into Your Project
Sustainability isn’t a separate message: it’s built into how we assess, design, and maintain every space.
01 — Assess
The assessment starts with a different question: not what to buy, but what can be reused. We only propose purchases where they genuinely add value.
02 — Automate
We program automatic shutdown, schedules, and low-consumption scenes with Crestron and Lutron, without relying on the user.
03 — Document
We deliver floor plans, single-line diagrams, and schematics. For LEED buildings or ESG reporting, that documentation is part of what’s required.
04 — Extend
With preventive maintenance and support, equipment lasts longer and gets replaced less often. We audit existing systems before proposing a full replacement.
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions About Audiovisual Sustainability
If your question isn’t here, write to us: a specialist will respond during business hours.
What does it mean for an audiovisual project to be sustainable?
It means designing the space to reduce its environmental impact and its cost over time, not just on the day of purchase. In practice: reusing equipment in good condition, programming automatic shutdown, guiding responsible disposal of electronic waste, and aligning the design with certifications like LEED.
Do you reuse audiovisual equipment the client already has?
Yes, as long as it’s technically viable. If the equipment is in good condition, we integrate it into the new design instead of replacing it. That reduces both the upfront investment and the project’s waste, which is why the assessment starts by reviewing what can be reused.
Does audiovisual integration contribute to a building’s LEED certification?
It can contribute in two ways: efficient equipment with automation that reduces consumption, and the technical documentation the certification process requires. When we’re involved from the architectural planning stage, we deliver specifications and drawings that become part of the building’s file.
What is AVIXA’s Sustainability program?
AVIXA is the international association for the audiovisual industry, and its Sustainability program brings together best practices for reducing a project’s environmental impact across its life cycle. We belong to it because we prefer a framework with verifiable criteria over self-made claims.
Let’s Build a Useful, Sustainable Space
The first conversation is a technical consultation: we get to know the project, the space, how it’s used, and which equipment can be reused. From there we prepare a proposal that balances technical quality, sustainability, and service.
Bogotá and Medellín · +57 301 656 9858
