Private cinema designed by Kolosseum — resolved acoustics, sightlines and finishes

Engineering the modern residence. Independent home cinema and smart home design.

Independent design and engineering for private cinemas and the technology around them.

Any appropriate brand. Any location. One accountable design.

High end is a price point.High performance is an engineering outcome.

See The Thinking

Change one decision.Watch the whole room respond.

Move a row, change the screen or alter the room. One small decision shifts viewing distance, screen size, sightlines and speaker angles. The work is balancing them together, not solving each in isolation.

Preparing the room
Seating rows
Speaker layout
6.5 m
4.2 m

Auto-planned: 3 seats per row · 157" screen · 45° primary viewing angle

Designed and built by Kolosseum

Step inside a resolved room.

Experience a design-development visualisation in 360°.

White Label Cinema Partner

Your brand at the front.Our cinema engineering behind it.

For integrator-led projects, their relationship and brand lead. Kolosseum provides the modelling, documentation and cinema engineering behind the outcome.

Your logo on the document.Our thinking in every line.

What leaves Kolosseum.

One coordinated engineering package, issued for the team who has to build and verify it.

  • Spatial coordination
  • Performance modelling
  • Issued documentation
  • Lighting control
  • Automation engineering
  • Construction support
  • Commissioning criteria

RP XXII

40 sheets · Two disciplines

Room planning and construction coordination.

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Room geometry, sightlines, finishes, joinery and the interfaces the project team must build.

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About this drawing set

RP XXII is a selected immersive cinema drawing package containing architectural and technical documentation.

The set demonstrates how design intent is progressively translated into coordinated information that architects, interior designers, integrators and trades can use.

The work has developed since this set was issued. The principle has not.

RP XXII

Architectural · Sheet C01 · Page 1 of 17

Room planning and construction coordination.

RP XXII architectural drawing, sheet C01

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Project Fit

Not every project needs Kolosseum.

The right ones usually have a significant room, a collaborative team and a client who values specialist judgement.

The room matters

Performance, architecture and technology must resolve as one.

The team collaborates

The integrator, architect and interior designer want a stronger outcome, not another territorial consultant.

The client values craft

They appreciate discretion, accountability and people who genuinely know their discipline.

The right project has more at stake than the equipment.

A confident answer is not a resolved design.

AI can suggest. It cannot inspect the room, test every seat or accept responsibility for the outcome.

See what the answer missed
Issued construction drawing
Kolosseum angle study documenting the listening angle from every seat to every speaker

Designed in Brisbane.Trusted globally.

Better rooms. Better practice. We teach, build tools and contribute to industry standards so better design is easier to recognise and deliver.

  • 25 years across AV and electrical
  • Hundreds of rooms engineered
  • Projects delivered on six continents

Wingman Konsult

Cinema-design intelligence, built from practice.

A client-facing consultation workflow for integrators and retailers, covering speaker layouts, video geometry, acoustics and RP22 grading.

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Documentation is delivered to project teams in every Australian capital and regional market. Service areas

The questions we're asked first.

Doesn't the integrator already provide design?

Many integrators design well. The question is not whether a drawing exists. The question is whether one accountable design basis coordinates the room, the performance target, the architecture, the services, the trades and the final verification. Kolosseum can be appointed directly or engaged confidentially as the integrator's design partner.

Why should design be a separate professional fee?

An equipment proposal defines what will be supplied. A professional design appointment defines what the complete room must achieve, how it will be built and how the result will be judged. Keeping that scope visible makes the accountability visible.

Who does Kolosseum work for on a project?

Whoever appoints us to protect the outcome — usually the client, the architect or the builder. We coordinate the residence's technology as one system: electrical, lighting, network, control, security interfaces and cinema, resolved into a single documentation set the whole project team builds from. We also work as a confidential white-label design partner to integrators, under a separate appointment; every project has exactly one appointing party.

Do you sell any hardware or equipment?

No. We are a design-only consultancy. This independence is our core value proposition; it ensures every recommendation is made purely on technical merit and project goals, not on dealer margins or stock levels. We are paid to protect the outcome, not to sell the parts.

Bring us in while the decisions are still open.

Begin with a defined appointment or move directly into a complete design scope.