Site survey & discovery
Measure the room, review infrastructure and identify the real constraints before technology is chosen.
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OfficeBasics defines room requirements, system architecture and delivery priorities before procurement begins.
Design Consultancy turns room, user and operational requirements into a practical direction before procurement or construction begins.
Measure the room, review infrastructure and identify the real constraints before technology is chosen.
Define audio, video, control, network and room requirements as one coordinated system.
Create layouts, signal flow and equipment schedules that make the next stage easier to deliver.
The work starts with evidence from the space and ends with a project record that procurement, installation and support teams can use.
Every stage removes uncertainty before equipment is ordered or construction begins.
Survey rooms, access routes, existing infrastructure and the way people use the space.
Translate findings into a practical AV, control and infrastructure approach.
Align documentation, budgets and sequencing before the build begins.
The exact scope can expand from a focused survey to a complete design package, depending on the project stage and room count.
Discovery
Room observations, infrastructure review and user workflow findings.
VIEWEngineering
A high-level AV approach, room strategy and technology direction.
VIEWDocumented
Layouts, signal flow, cable schedules and equipment specifications.
VIEWProcurement
Practical costs, phasing and equipment schedules for decision-making.
VIEWRepeatable
Consistent room standards for multi-site or multi-floor programmes.
RECOMMENDEDThe purpose of the design pack is not more paperwork. It is fewer unknowns, better decisions and a smoother handover into delivery.
Clear scope
The work is defined against the room, people and operating moment.
Fewer surprises
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One team
The same team carries the work through planning, delivery and support.
Consistent outcome
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Service detail is agreed at the start, with a clear delivery path and accountable owner.
The essentials about scope, delivery and the practical next step.
The service can include stakeholder discovery, site surveys, room and use-case analysis, acoustic and viewing assessments, platform and network requirements, concept design, equipment schedules, budgets, drawings and implementation guidance. Deliverables are defined according to the project stage.
AV design should begin before room layouts, ceiling services, power, data points and furniture positions are frozen. Early involvement reduces redesign, cable-routing conflicts, unsuitable equipment locations and avoidable changes during installation.
Yes. A design review can check use-case alignment, room coverage, product compatibility, signal flow, cable and network requirements, installation access, maintainability and omissions before procurement or construction proceeds.
Recommendations are based on actual users, meeting types, room dimensions, seating, viewing distance, acoustics, conferencing platform, operating model, support needs and budget. Products are selected after these requirements are established rather than treating a brand or device as the starting point.
Share the rooms, business goals and current constraints. OfficeBasics will help define a practical scope before procurement begins.