Client Objective
NTI had the pleasure of designing the low-voltage systems for levels one and two of this 10,000 sf restaurant, including the lobby, office, bar, kitchen, dining area, private dining area, washrooms, and wine cellar spaces.
After space planning, we designed the infrastructure. This process included the drawings for the cabling systems (including telephone, data, and voice), security, and wireless networks.
As the technology consultant for this premier restaurant, NTI provided expert guidance in developing the essential infrastructure that supports smooth daily operations to deliver an exceptional dining experience for every guest.
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Facility Technology Design
NTI designed and produced drawings and specifications for the facility’s technology infrastructure by coordinating with the architect and the ownership group. The drawings detail all cabling, technology equipment rooms, power and HVAC requirements, cabling pathways, and other ITS elements. Using a globally recognized standards-based approach per TIA/EIA, ANSI, and BICSI guidelines, the completed ITS serves as the information highway for all data, security, TV, and wireless systems.
Cabling System
A standards-based vendor-approved infrastructure for the work stations consisting of copper and fiber optic cabling to support voice (PBX, voicemail, call accounting systems) and data (Point-of-Sale, Property Management, Administrative LAN, and wireless, internet) services.
Security
NTI designed the CCTV system for this project. The design includes specifications and elevations for security cameras, monitors, and digital recorders.
Construction Administration
During the construction phase, NTI personnel responded to inquiries from contractors regarding the technology systems’ build-out. We also visited the site to observe the contractor’s progress, workmanship, and adherence to NTI drawings and specifications.
Our team worked in close partnership with the architectural and ownership groups from concept through implementation, ensuring that 1587 Prime was strategically designed to support evolving technology needs.