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· Case study · Completed · 2025 handover

Taraghar — State Guest House.

Location
Shillong
Year
2025
Relationship
Completed under sub-contract
Sector
Government
· Media: project photograph
AV+IT
Public scope
Turnkey
Delivery
Shillong
Location
2025
Handover
· Engineering metadata

The shape of the deployment.

Structured engineering tagging — deployment archetype, infrastructure complexity, operational class and the named protocols the integration runs on.

Infrastructure complexity
Multi Block
Operational class
Hospitality
Deployment archetypes
state protocol residencemulti discipline coordinated elvseven discipline single backboneaddressable fire life safety
Protocols referenced
Structured cabling backbone (TIA-568 / TIA-942)Addressable fire-alarm loop (IS 2189)IEC 60849 / EN 54-16 voice-evacuation reference
· The brief

What we were asked to deliver.

Taraghar is the State Guest House of the Government of Meghalaya in Shillong — a working protocol residence that hosts state guests, official delegations and government functions. TechnoGuru delivered a coordinated multi-discipline scope spanning conference-hall and auditorium AV, a fine-pitch LED video wall, a professional 4K display network, enterprise Wi-Fi, IP telephony, addressable fire-alarm life-safety, zoned background-music public-address, IP CCTV and a structured-cabling IT backbone — engineered onto one coordinated low-voltage layer and handed over against a documented commissioning pack in 2025. Public copy is limited to scope-level delivery context; quantities, equipment models, coverage detail and network configuration remain off the website.

· Integration summary

Multiple disciplines were engineered onto one coordinated structured-cabling backbone with a shared head-end environment. The addressable fire-alarm system gates a documented set of life-safety outputs, signed off against the commissioning brief before handover. The LED video wall and display network are addressable from a single AV-control source so protocol events can be choreographed across the building's display surfaces in one cue. Public copy is scope-level; quantities, equipment models, coverage detail and network topology are withheld.

· On site

3 frames from the engagement.

Photographs from the completed installation. Commercial documents and BOQ details remain private.

Conference-hall stage with JBL CBT 1000 line arrays, ASB6118 subwoofers, monitor speakers and the live-event mic complement set up for a state function.
Auditorium hall with two wall-mounted Sony 4K professional displays and ceiling-distributed JBL ICS05M speakers for zoned background music.
Guest-house corridor on a finished floor — marble flooring, cove lighting and recessed downlights.
· Infrastructure mapping

Signal & system architecture.

· Sources · 3
CONFERENCE + AUDITORIUM AV SOURCES
TELEPHONY + IT ENDPOINTS
LIFE-SAFETY INPUTS
Coordinated low-voltage backbone
Scope-level · Public-safe · Sensitive detail withheld
· Outputs · 3
LED wall + display network
Zoned background music
Documented handover
AV + display
IT + life-safety
Public-safe scope diagram only; quantities, equipment models, coverage detail and network topology withheld.

Systems integrated: 6 disciplines, one contract.

01

Pro audio

02

Video wall

03

Microphone array

04

Power continuity

05

Network backbone

06

Surveillance

· Engineering challenges solved
  • Coordinating multiple low-voltage, AV and IT disciplines onto a single backbone inside an active protocol residence, while keeping public copy at scope level and holding quantities, equipment models, coverage detail and configuration off public surfaces.
  • Sizing the conference-hall AV for both protocol-event use (head-of-state addresses, multi-language briefings) and cultural-event use (live performance) without specifying two parallel rigs — a single recallable preset library serves both modes.
· Operational impact
  • ·A single accountable contractor across the AV, IT, life-safety and low-voltage scope for the facility-management team — one relationship instead of many separate vendor relationships.
  • ·Conference-hall AV operable by the in-house events team for routine functions without an external sound engineer, from a recallable preset library.
  • ·Documented hand-over pack delivered — as-builts, test records, life-safety cause-and-effect and operator manuals in plain language; private records remain off public surfaces.
· Deployment realities

What the floor told us when work started.

  • Sensitive environments need scope-level public copy.

    The public page names the authentic project and describes the broad multi-discipline scope, while quantities, equipment models, coverage detail and network configuration stay in the private project file.

· Constraints the site imposed

What the engagement had to work around.

PUBLIC DISCLOSURE
Constraint —The project can be named publicly, but implementation detail cannot expose operational or security posture.
Design response —Public copy is limited to AV, IT, life-safety and low-voltage scope-level context; counts, equipment models, coverage detail and network topology are withheld.
· Operational lessons

What this engagement taught us, on the record.

  1. 01

    Prestigious public-sector references can remain visible without publishing sensitive implementation detail.

    The public project page preserves the authentic name and high-level multi-discipline scope while keeping private records, quantities and operational detail out of public surfaces.

Compliance framework · Standards & compliance context
  • NBC 2016 — fire and life-safety provisions for state government occupancy
  • IS 2189 — installation of automatic fire-detection and alarm systems
  • IS 16102 — voice-evacuation system design and installation guidance
  • TIA-568 / TIA-942 — structured cabling and telecommunications infrastructure
Brand stack — systems used on this project · 8 anchor manufacturers
Honeywell
HP Aruba
Cisco
Sony
Panasonic
JBL Professional logo
Crown
BSS Audio
· Where this work connects

The systems and sectors behind Taraghar — State Guest House.

Every discipline on this project is engineered as part of one integrated stack. Open the system practice, or the sector it sits inside — each page is a live brief you can start a similar project from.

Public project summaries describe systems and outcomes only. BOQ values, quantities, device counts, security and network layouts and private drawings are kept off public surfaces.

Specifying a government room for a real building?

Send the floor plates, the operating context and the documented brief. We return a sized design and a defensible cost band within two working days.

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