Venue systems

Design venue AV systems with production, display, audio, and infrastructure paths.

Venue systems combine room geometry, loudspeaker coverage, video routing, cameras, control, networking, racks, and rigging coordination. LV-Architect helps organize that into a reviewable package.

01

Define the venue use case

Choose worship, performance, training, multipurpose, or event intent and set room geometry.

02

Place production endpoints

Add cameras, displays, speaker systems, control, racks, and infrastructure.

03

Review generated outputs

Check riser, network, BOM, cable schedule, control, and assumptions for missing scope.

More than a conference room

Performance venues and worship spaces often need production video, audio reinforcement, confidence displays, camera feeds, control, and infrastructure that scales beyond a small-room pattern.

  • Production cameras, LED walls, projection, and confidence monitors are modeled as distinct endpoints.
  • Audio design separates speaker type, amplifier assumptions, and signal path.
  • Rack, network, and control decisions are visible in the output.

Coordination without pretending to stamp rigging

Rigging and life-safety details need qualified professional review. The tool can coordinate symbols, equipment, cable paths, and scope notes without overclaiming structural design.

  • Truss, hoist, and rigging devices are coordination objects.
  • The BOM and notes should expose assumptions for the project team.
  • Venue examples help test system variety and output scale.

Common questions

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Can LV-Architect design rigging loads?

No. Rigging devices are coordination symbols and scope items. Structural loads, safety factors, and final rigging design require qualified review.

Does it support house of worship AV design?

It can model many house-of-worship AV elements such as cameras, displays, speaker systems, control, network, and racks, with final engineering review still required.