Logic Integration Completes The Hunter Tech Infrastructure
The Colorado Springs multifamily project features advanced connectivity for residents.
Updated on Oct. 30, 2026 in Remote Work
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Logic Integration has finished installing the technology infrastructure for The Hunter, a 214-unit residential complex in Colorado Springs. The project integrates advanced audio and video systems across common areas to support modern hybrid work and lifestyle needs.
Why it matters
The development integrates specialized technology to accommodate the growing demand for hybrid work environments and high-end residential amenities. By deploying remote monitoring and AI-powered equipment, the project simplifies property management while enhancing the resident experience.
The development spans 293,000 square feet and features 28 miles of cabling. Nine distinct amenity spaces are now equipped with professional audio systems and high-definition displays.
The players
Logic Integration
This firm specializes in the design and installation of integrated technology systems for commercial and residential developments.
The Hunter
This multifamily development located in Colorado Springs serves as a modern residential complex designed for hybrid work.
The details
The infrastructure includes a golf simulator with a 4K projector, a 98-inch common area display, and Zoom rooms featuring Yealink AI-powered video bars. Logic Integration used the OvrC platform for remote system monitoring and installed weatherproof speakers throughout the pool deck.
Timeline
The Hunter project was featured in the 2026 CE Pro awards.
Market Landscape
The Hunter marks a strategic shift in the multifamily market toward providing hotel-like smart building capabilities to attract remote-working professionals. This project follows the industry pattern established by the 2026 CE Pro awards, signaling a move toward fully managed residential tech infrastructure.
Residents benefit from consistent high-speed connectivity and seamless control over shared facility systems via a dedicated mobile app. This infrastructure ensures that common area work spaces remain operational and optimized for hybrid professional requirements.
The takeaway
Integrated property technology is becoming a standard expectation for residents balancing professional and personal lives in modern living spaces. Homeowners and property managers can look for similar scalable platforms like OvrC to centralize maintenance and improve system reliability.
Further reading
Learn more about the latest innovations in office and home connectivity by visiting the Remote Work section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by CEPRO.
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