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Historic Home Renovation Series: The “Sub-Wolfer”—A Surprise Subwoofer Location

An Origin Acoustics subwoofer installed below a Wolf Range helps to fill this great room with fantastic bass response.

Historic Home Renovation Series: The “Sub-Wolfer”—A Surprise Subwoofer Location

The homeowners of this 4,000-square-foot historic home recently remodeled, adding a 12,000 addition that includes a living room, a dining room, and a kitchen with two islands. The addition, designed to be a space for entertaining, has audio throughout so that everyone can listen to music, with invisible speakers in the ceiling doing the honors. However, when it came time to pump up the bass, locating a subwoofer in the room was tricky. In the big, open space of a great room, freestanding audio components like subwoofers can be less than desirable from an aesthetic point of view.

TAGS: Origin Acoustics | Subwoofer

Historic Home Renovation Series: An Exceptional Quincy, Illinois, Historic Home Brings Designer Collaboration

This historic home renovation project in Quincy, Illinois, was a huge success due to great collaboration between the design team and Integration Controls.

Historic Home Renovation Series: An Exceptional Quincy, Illinois, Historic Home Brings Designer Collaboration

When good collaboration between designers, builders, and integrators happens on projects, the end results are exceptional, which means ecstatic homeowners. That was the case for this 100+year-old home in Quincy, Illinois. The homeowners wanted to feature every modern convenience, including smart home technology, while still honoring the home’s heritage and history. Quincy has a rich history, with an array of historic homes that date back from before the Civil War—some as early as 1830! Preservation has been important for many of these homes, but yet there is still a need and a place for smart home technology. 

A Historic Home Gets a Smart Makeover

Design Uncut Episode

On this episode of Design Uncut, we discuss how a historic Federal style home in Quincy,IL was brought into the 21st century through careful preservation, energy management and smart home technology. With us to share the project’s vision, challenges and solutions are Director of Interior Design at Srote & Co Architects Heather Helms and frequent Design Uncut guest CEO and Sales & Marketing Director at Integration Controls, Jamie Briesemeister and your usual hosts CEO of Modenus Media, Veronika Miller and CEO of KMB Communications, Katye McGregor Bennett.

TAGS: Design Uncut | Video

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