RCDD • Telecommunications • Security • ICT Infrastructure

Tyler Caraffi, RCDD

Telecommunications & Security Designer

Specializing in telecommunications infrastructure, structured cabling, security systems, and technology coordination for hospitality, multifamily, commercial, and mixed-use developments.

RCDD Certified Hospitality Multifamily Mixed-Use Revit / BIM
Professional Focus
01

Telecommunications

Structured cabling, fiber backbone infrastructure, telecommunications spaces, pathways, and network coordination.

02

Security Systems

Access control, video surveillance, security infrastructure, device planning, and interdisciplinary coordination.

03

Technology Infrastructure

ICT infrastructure coordination supporting owner technology systems, hospitality technology, and specialty low-voltage systems.

RCDDCertified
TelecomInfrastructure
SecuritySystems
RevitBIM Coordination

About

Technology design grounded in coordination and constructability.

I am an RCDD specializing in telecommunications infrastructure and security system design for complex building projects.

My focus is creating coordinated, constructible designs that balance owner requirements, brand standards, operational needs, and field installation practices.

I enjoy solving coordination challenges between architectural, MEP, structural, and technology disciplines while producing practical low-voltage documents that support installation and long-term system performance.

Expertise

Core design disciplines

01

Telecommunications Infrastructure

Structured cabling, MDF/IDF planning, pathways, sleeves, racks, equipment rooms, and network coordination.

02

Fiber Backbone Design

Campus and building backbones, pathway planning, strand allocation, distribution topology, and riser coordination.

03

Security Systems

Access control, CCTV, camera coverage, device schedules, security infrastructure, and head-end coordination.

04

Hospitality Technology

Brand-standard review, guest connectivity infrastructure, back-of-house systems, owner requirements, and technology coordination.

05

Revit & BIM Coordination

Model-based coordination, device families, schedules, risers, rack elevations, details, and interdisciplinary review.

06

Construction Documentation

Construction documents, narratives, specifications, keynotes, drawing standards, quality control, and technical coordination.

Project Experience

Design across complex building types

H

Luxury Hospitality

Technology infrastructure supporting guest services, back-of-house operations, public spaces, ballrooms, and security systems.

M

Multifamily High-Rise

Resident connectivity, common-area wireless infrastructure, access control, video surveillance, telecom rooms, and backbones.

X

Mixed-Use Developments

Coordinated telecommunications and security systems across residential, hospitality, retail, parking, and public environments.

C

Commercial Buildings

Structured cabling, telecommunications infrastructure, security coordination, equipment rooms, and construction documents.

Credentials

Professional certifications

AXIS

Axis Certified Professional

Network video, system design, surveillance technology, and physical-security solutions.

CS

CommScope Training

Copper and fiber structured-cabling systems, installation practices, and infrastructure fundamentals.

Design Philosophy

Good design reduces uncertainty before construction begins.

Great technology design is not only about selecting devices. It is about creating coordinated infrastructure that supports installation, simplifies maintenance, and remains adaptable for future needs.

My goal is to produce documents that reduce RFIs, improve coordination, and help contractors build with confidence.

Technical Library

Practical guidance for ICT and low-voltage design

Telecommunications

Designing Telecom Rooms for High-Rise Buildings

Planning spaces, pathways, backbones, power, cooling, access, and long-term maintainability.

Security

DORI Explained for Camera Planning

A practical framework for understanding detection, observation, recognition, and identification.

Coordination

Why Revit Coordination Matters for Low Voltage

How coordinated models can reduce conflicts, improve schedules, and strengthen construction documents.

Contact

Let’s connect.

For professional networking, industry collaboration, or technology-design discussions, connect with Tyler online.