01
Define room shape
Model a realistic venue space, stage area, displays, racks, and seating.
Example output
Example: venue AV system design package for review.
Venue examples demonstrate larger-system thinking: production video, speakers, cameras, displays, control, network, and infrastructure in one coordinated package.
02
Place systems
Add cameras, speakers, displays, control, production, and infrastructure devices.
03
Review output
Check riser, BOM, cable schedule, and coordination warnings.
Example system intent
A venue package should show how production sources, displays, cameras, audio, control, racks, and network infrastructure fit together.
- Signal paths should be traceable across larger rooms.
- Rack and field equipment should be separated clearly.
- Rigging and structural assumptions need professional review.
Review focus
Venue systems fail when production, install, and infrastructure assumptions are hidden. The output should make them explicit.
- Check camera-to-switcher and display feeds.
- Check speaker and amplifier assumptions.
- Check network, control, rack, and cable schedule completeness.
Common questions
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Can LV-Architect handle larger AV rooms?
It is designed to model more than small conference rooms, including training rooms, performance spaces, and mixed low-voltage scopes.
Does venue output include structural rigging calculations?
No. Rigging objects are coordination items. Structural and rigging calculations require qualified review.