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Audiovisual Systems Design
Technical Services

Audiovisual Systems Design

We design your audiovisual system from the planning phase, with plans, single-line diagrams, and schematics in AVIXA notation. Integration engineering for video, audio, control, and automation, documented so any external consultant can audit it.

Engineering team working on laptops in front of a display
Since 2006
AV integration in Colombia
Crestron Master Gold
and Crestron Service Provider
CTS
AVIXA certification on our team
AV Awards Americas 2025
Learning Environment Project of the Year
What it solves

Why an AV Project Starts with Design, Not Equipment

Horseshoe boardroom with table microphones
Many AV projects fail because design is left until the end: individual pieces of equipment get bought, and then someone tries to make them talk to each other over a finished build. The result is rework, improvised cabling, and systems that don’t integrate. Audiovisual systems design solves that from the start: it defines on paper how video, audio, control, and automation connect, and that same design later guides installation, programming, and maintenance.
What it includes

What Audiovisual Systems Design Includes

Technical and requirements assessment

A site visit and a review of usage needs to translate them into design criteria before proposing any equipment.

Single-line diagrams

The diagram that shows in one line how every piece of equipment in the system connects, the basis for cabling and installation.

Integration engineering

Design of how sources, screens, audio, and control communicate so the space is simple to operate, with programmable scenes added later.

Design aligned with sustainable construction

AV solutions aligned with sustainable construction and the requirements of certifications such as LEED.

AV drawings

AV system drawings in the industry's technical standard, so the project is legible and auditable by third parties.

Integration schematics

Detailed documentation of video, audio, control, and automation integration as a coherent system.

Brand selection on technical merit

Technology recommended based on what the project requires, not margin or inventory.

Auditable documentation for installation and oversight

A technical record that serves as the basis for installation, programming, and any future project oversight.

How we work

How We Design Your Audiovisual System

Large meeting room with a video wall at the front

Assessment and requirements

We visit the space, understand how it will be used, and translate those needs into technical design criteria, before proposing any equipment.

Engineering and documentation

We design the integration of video, audio, control, and automation and document it with floor plans, single-line diagrams, and schematics.

Coordination with architecture and construction

When we come in from the planning stage, we align the AV design with the architectural drawings, cabling, and budget to avoid rework on-site, including for buildings pursuing LEED certification.

Auditable documentation handover

We deliver the design ready for installation, programming, and any future oversight, with a technical record a third party can verify.
Where it applies

Where Audiovisual Systems Design Applies

Auditorium with ceiling spotlights and three projection screens

Auditoriums

AV design for large-format projection, professional audio, and integrated lighting in corporate and university auditoriums, documented from the planning stage.

Monitoring center with a multi-screen video wall and operator desks

Monitoring Centers and Crisis Rooms

Integration engineering for video walls, control, and visualization of multiple sources, where upfront design determines how the operation runs.

Boardroom with a projection screen and wood paneling

Corporate Sector

AV design for boardrooms, video conferencing, and auditoriums for companies renovating or building offices.

Education Sector

Design of hybrid classrooms, simulation centers, and university auditoriums, planned to integrate with the institution's infrastructure.

Government Sector

Audiovisual systems design for public agencies' monitoring centers and operations rooms, with auditable documentation for formal processes.

Why choose us

Why Choose Integración AV for Your AV Design

Institutional auditorium with columns and rows of desks

Documented and Auditable Design

We design to the industry's technical standard, with AVIXA's CTS certification on the team. The result is a design any outside consultant can read, verify, and audit.

Design from the Planning Stage

When we come in from the architectural phase, technology is accounted for in drawings, cabling, and budget from the start. That avoids rework, cost overruns, and systems that don't integrate at the end of construction.

Sustainability and Alignment

We design AV solutions aligned with sustainable construction, including buildings pursuing LEED certification, and assess which existing equipment can be reused before proposing new purchases.

A Design That Supports the Whole Project Lifecycle

The same team that designs also programs, installs, and maintains. A track record since 2006 and industry awards (AV Awards Americas 2025 and CALA Awards 2024) back a design built for its installation, operation, and useful life.

Need this service in your operation?

Tell us about the space and your estimated date. A specialist replies during office hours.

Frequently asked questions

Frequently Asked Questions About Audiovisual Systems Design

If your question isn’t here, write to us: a specialist replies during office hours.

AVIXA is the global technical association for the AV industry, and its notation is the standard used to document AV designs. It matters because a design in AVIXA notation — floor plans, single-line diagrams, and schematics — is legible and auditable by any outside consultant, not just whoever drew it. That brings transparency to the project and makes later installation, programming, and maintenance easier.
Yes, and it’s what we recommend. When we come in from the architectural planning stage, AV technology is accounted for in drawings, cabling, and budget from the start, not patched in at the end of construction. We coordinate the AV design with the architecture and, where applicable, with sustainability certification requirements such as LEED.
Design is the first capability in the cycle and can be contracted on its own or as part of a full project. The same team then covers Crestron and AMX programming, installation, and maintenance, so the design doesn’t stay on paper: it guides every phase that follows. You can contract only the design if you already have someone lined up to execute the build.
Yes. We have our main office in Bogotá and an office in Medellín, and we take on design projects in the rest of Colombia with our own technicians traveling from our offices or with technical partners in other cities. Coverage and timing are defined when we review your project.
We don’t publish prices because every design is quoted based on its actual scope: the size of the space, the complexity of the integration, and the level of documentation required determine the cost. After a technical site visit we deliver a detailed written quote, with the design scope, deliverables (drawings, diagrams, schematics), and timeline.
Technical consultation

Tell Us About Your Project and We'll Propose the AV Design

The first conversation is a technical consultation where we learn about the space, how it will be used, and what stage the project is at: a building in planning, a renovation, or a system that needs documenting. From there we prepare a detailed written quote with the design scope, deliverables, floor plans, single-line diagrams and schematics, and timeline.

Tell us about your project

A specialist replies during office hours, Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM (Colombia time).