Here at AVPA, we recently finished work on an exciting project! We had the privilege of being a part of the team of Crestron programmers for the brand new Little Caesars Arena in Detroit. This large, state-of-the-art facility is home to the Detroit Red Wings and the Detroit Pistons, and also hosts top recording artists and other large events. The arena is one of the main hubs of the newly renovated The District Detroit, which is seeking to revitalize the downtown core of Detroit by making it a more vibrant place to live, work, and play. Continue reading “AVPA Part of Crestron Programming Team for Little Caesars Arena in Detroit” »
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AVPA Proud to be a Part of the Winning Team at the CEDIA Global Awards
In our a recent blog post, we announced that AVPA was part of the team led by Land & Sea Entertainment in San Diego that won a CEDIA award for Best Integrated Home, Level IV, in the Americas. Since that time, the project was entered into the CEDIA Global Awards competition, and it was recently announced that it was also named the Global winner for Best Integrated Home! You can read the official press release from CEDIA here. Continue reading “AVPA Proud to be a Part of the Winning Team at the CEDIA Global Awards” »
Crestron Programming for Clients Big and Small
I recently had an interesting interaction with a former client. We haven’t done work together in a while, but we reconnected shortly after he had visited our company’s website, which had recently been redesigned. He commented that, based on our website, our company appeared to be too “big time” to work with someone like him. I didn’t probe too much into why he thought that, but I’m guessing it’s because he saw that we’ve done work with some large corporations and government agencies and have won some impressive awards for Crestron and Extron programming, and he thought that his relatively small project wouldn’t be worth our time. Continue reading “Crestron Programming for Clients Big and Small” »
AVPA’s San Diego Crestron Programming Project Wins Coveted Award at CEDIA
AVPA is proud to announce that one of our recent residential projects, for which we did the Crestron programming, won a top award at CEDIA’s 2017 Home Technology Professional Awards competition! Specifically, the award was for “Best Integrated Home – Level IV” in the Americas. Level IV refers to a project with a budget of $450,000 or more. The winners were announced earlier this month at the CEDIA Celebration hosted on the USS Midway in San Diego, and the winning entries have now been sent on to the Global competition in London. Continue reading “AVPA’s San Diego Crestron Programming Project Wins Coveted Award at CEDIA” »
AVPA Lands New Crestron Programming Job with the United States Military
Given that our company is located near San Diego and its multiple military bases, it may come as no surprise that AVPA has completed a good amount of military and government jobs. We’ve done Crestron programming for several command centers at the Point Loma base, but we’ve also worked with other U.S. military bases around the world—even as far away as Singapore. In fact, our very first Crestron programming job as a company (way back in 2001) was for the Central Intelligence Agency. (You can read more about this first job, as well as other company stories in Matthew Grisafe’s book, Our Code). Continue reading “AVPA Lands New Crestron Programming Job with the United States Military” »
Don’t Start from Scratch: Let AVPA Work on Your Home’s Existing Crestron System
At AVPA, we don’t just do Crestron programming for new homes or for homes that have never had any sort of smart home programming before. We are also able to work on homes with Crestron systems already in place, even if they are older systems. Maybe you had a Crestron system installed in your home years ago and want to update it, or maybe you just moved into a home that has Crestron technology and want to make some changes. Continue reading “Don’t Start from Scratch: Let AVPA Work on Your Home’s Existing Crestron System” »
