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Hamptons Home Is Circadian Rhythm-Capable Courtesy Of Almost 200 Savant DMX Light Fixtures.

COVER STORY WRITTEN BY NANCY KLOSEKPhotography by Greg Barrett, USAI Lighting

Armonk, N.Y.-based Elevated Integration was commissioned by homeowners who were knowledgeable about technology integration, having enjoyed all its delights and conveniences in other residences. “They were keyed in on super-advanced lighting control,” explained Nick DeClemente, Elevated Integration’s founder and CEO, and also had experience with Savant systems, which made for an excellent basis for expansion, when planning out the Hamptons renovation project he and his team were engaged by these clients to  » Read more about: Connected Design Feature Spotlight: Elevated Integration  »

It’s been said that dedicated home theater is on the decline. Rayva argues that this is because it has traditionally been inefficient, inaccessible, and unapproachable to homeowners, architects, interior designers, and even integrators themselves. The company has also made it its mission to fix that.

Nick DeClemente, a 20-year industry veteran and Founder & CEO of Elevated Integration (Westchester County, NYC, the Hamptons) experienced this philosophy in action when, about 12 months ago, he embarked on one of the first Rayva theater installs. As a member of Azione Unlimited, Rayva was referred to fellow Azione member

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FISHERS, Ind. (JUNE 10, 2019) – CEDIA has named the Americas region and Asia Pacific region finalists for the 2019 CEDIA Home Technology Professional Awards competition. The awards recognize the very best projects CEDIA home technology professional members have completed during the last year.

“CEDIA members continue to provide exceptionally great projects that are reviewed by our esteemed technical judging panel,” said CEDIA Director of Member Engagement Jenny Scott. “The caliber of craftsmanship, style, and creativity on display through the competition is amazing. This year’s three CEDIA Awards celebrations will be exciting experiences and feature

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443 Greenwich starts with an 7-story, 1884 structure designed by Charles C. Haight, that once housed a book bindery. The building is located in the Tribeca North Historic District. Exterior detailing on the landmarked 7-story building includes more than 600 shutters that are being restored or replicated. A 4,000 square-foot courtyard populated with sassafras trees and designed by HM White is located at the center of the building’s massive footprint. Also located in the cellar are the bulk of the building’s amenities including: a 71-foot indoor lap pool, Turkish steam bath, a gym with yoga room run