Now serving up a unique multiroom experience in Washington, D.C., the Victory Restaurant & Lounge elevates its fine dining menu with its surrounding environment. Loxone Partner Logix Design Build created an all-around automation solution with efficiency and security in mind – for the guests and the staff.
Taking advantage of full flexibility, it was easy to design freely and plan for future expansion from the start. Read how in our Q&A with Jameel Gibbs from Logix Design Build:

What role did the Miniserver play?

Jameel: It’s the brains! The restaurant is now smart enough to go into Dining Mode prior to dinner service – lights will adjust to the right color and dimming, TVs and audio turn on all at once. Or even Cleaning Mode at the end of the night – lighting switches on its own to bright white and the TVs and audio will turn off.

In the background, the HVAC system will operate according to its predefined schedule. Overall, the Miniserver takes a lot off the plates of the staff’s everyday tasks to keep the restaurant running efficiently.

Were there any solutions that exceeded expectations?

Jameel: The “Link” aspect of the Miniserver to Extension communication was exactly what we needed to easily build three separate panels in the building by running one communication wire, rather than wiring a building this size from a dedicated panel. This gave us the ability to design freely and plan for future additions in the space.

How does the business owner benefit from the technology?

Jameel: My client was blown away by the possibilities of the system – so much that we’re having it installed in his company’s headquarters. This project has leveraged us to our next opportunity breaking ground on another restaurant with the Miniserver at the core of its functionality.