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ARSolution provides a single point of contact for the design and implementation of audio, video, lighting and Wi-Fi systems, drawing on many years of experience in technical installations and the live entertainment and production sectors.

Our designs are developed to provide clear and comprehensive technical documentation for whoever is responsible for coordinating the works, from private clients to architectural and engineering practices working on major projects.

The objective is to provide installers with a clear, practical and easy-to-follow design, allowing them to focus on implementation and on selecting the most appropriate equipment, supported by detailed technical specifications and product recommendations.

Imagine watching a football match in a church, or attending a concert by an internationally renowned band in the café where you have breakfast every morning. Beyond the unusual nature of these scenarios, something simply feels out of place.

That is because equipment designed for a pub or café cannot necessarily meet the requirements of a church, nightclub or theatre. Every environment requires careful selection of the most appropriate equipment according to its intended use, technical requirements and characteristics.

Budget is naturally part of the equation too — and this is another area where carefully considered design can make a significant difference.

Multi-Room Systems

Integrated management of audio, video and lighting across multiple rooms or areas, with independent volume and source control for each zone.

Hotels & Hospitality

Advanced management of audio, video, lighting and multimedia content for individual rooms and common areas, with the option of centralised control of the entire system.

Venues and nightclubs

Complete, high-performance systems designed for different types of venues and applications, while respecting the architectural character and interior design of each space.

Our systems are designed around high-quality products and components to ensure the highest standards of audio and video performance.

Wi-Fi network design also takes into account the aesthetics of the space, alongside the increasingly important need for fast, stable and reliable connectivity. In certain environments, it is essential for devices to integrate seamlessly with the surrounding architecture and interior design. For this reason, we develop discreet, recessed or concealed solutions tailored to the specific requirements of each project.

Every system design begins with a site survey or a detailed review of the architectural drawings, plans and sections. This initial analysis is accompanied by a comprehensive assessment of the end user’s requirements — for example, whether the audio system will be used exclusively for speech or also for background music, or whether the video system will support corporate presentations or video projection.

We then assess the required sources, such as microphones, computers and media players, and determine whether they will be located at a single point or distributed throughout the space.

Another key consideration is whether the system needs to be divided into multiple zones, each capable of distributing different content, and whether these zones will be managed from a central control point or remotely.

The more detailed the available information, the more accurately the system can be designed. For example, loudspeakers located close to an active microphone can be automatically muted to prevent acoustic feedback, while local volume controls can be provided to allow staff to adjust sound levels appropriately in individual areas.

To select the appropriate components and ensure effective installation, additional information is also required, including:

  • how the walls and ceilings are constructed, including the materials and construction methods used;
  • the types of mounting surfaces available;
  • where and how connection cables can be routed;
  • the number of distribution zones required;
  • the number and type of content sources to be distributed simultaneously;
  • whether specific or independent controls are required in particular zones;
  • the number and location of the points from which content will be distributed;
  • whether pre-recorded advertisements, messages or announcements need to be broadcast;
  • whether equipment must be installed in spaces subject to architectural or aesthetic constraints.

Once all these requirements have been established, the detailed design phase can begin, including the system layout and installation schematics for the required equipment.