One system across every wing, floor, and courtyard.
A large villa isn't one automation project — it's several, running at once: main living areas, private wings, guest quarters, staff areas, and everything outdoors. Agrima designs one unified system — Crestron, Lutron, or KNX, depending on the project — that spans all of it, so scale never becomes fragmentation.
More rooms is easy. More systems, working as one, is the hard part.
Multiple wings, one interface
Family wing, guest quarters, and staff areas each get their own scenes and permissions, but every one of them runs on the same keypads, app, and control logic — not a separate system per zone.
Perimeter & grounds
Gate, driveway and garden lighting, irrigation scheduling, and outdoor security integrated alongside the interior — the property is automated as a whole, not just the rooms inside it.
Load & capacity planning
A property this size means real electrical and network infrastructure decisions — planned into the design phase with architects and MEP contractors, not discovered during installation.
Whole-property audio & theatre
Background music zoned across indoor and outdoor spaces, plus dedicated theatre or media rooms — see Home Theatre for that detail specifically.
Architectural lighting at scale
Facade, landscape, and interior lighting layered together — see Architectural Lighting for the design approach, and Lighting Control Systems for the keypads and scenes behind it.
A team that stays
Large properties keep changing — a new room, a new use for a space, a system update. We remain the single point of contact after handover, not a contractor who moved on.
Properties this scale runs at.
Kataria Residence
Crestron automation with Bang & Olufsen audio for background music and home theatre — an 85,000 sq. ft. residence.
Kalani Residence
Crestron automation and Basalte control across a 1,50,000 sq. ft. property.
Keshwani Residence
Crestron automation, Bang & Olufsen audio, and ELV systems across 80,000 sq. ft.
Design phase matters more, the bigger the property gets.
Site & drawing review
Full property walk with architects and contractors, reviewing drawings for every wing and outdoor area before scoping begins.
System & infrastructure design
Network, electrical, and control infrastructure planned for the whole property, coordinated with MEP before construction proceeds.
Phased installation
Large properties are installed and commissioned in phases, wing by wing, so testing happens against real, finished spaces.
Handover & ongoing support
Training for family and staff, then continued support as the property's use evolves.