Registered Communications Distribution Designer

Tyler CaraffiRCDD

ICT Infrastructure Designer

Designed for Construction. Built for the Future.

Designing telecommunications and security infrastructure that is coordinated, constructible, and built to last.

Experience across hospitality, multifamily, commercial, mixed-use, high-rise, and student housing developments throughout the United States.

Blueprint-style high-rise building with telecommunications, security, connected-building, and design-coordination callouts
Areas of Practice

Integrated ICT design for complex buildings.

From concept through construction, I deliver coordinated technology infrastructure that supports the building lifecycle and adapts as technology evolves.

Construction Documentation

Revit/BIM, details, rack elevations, and system diagrams.

Representative Experience

Technology design across demanding project types.

Luxury Hospitality

Hotels, resorts, ballrooms, public spaces, and back-of-house operations.

Telecommunications, security, wireless infrastructure, brand-standard review, and coordinated documentation.

High-Rise Residential

Resident connectivity, amenities, common areas, and vertical distribution.

Structured cabling, telecom rooms, fiber backbones, access control, video surveillance, and site coordination.

Mixed-Use Development

Multiple occupancies, user groups, and system boundaries.

Coordinated ICT infrastructure across residential, hospitality, retail, parking, service, and public environments.

Design Philosophy

Designed for construction. Built for the future.

Good ICT design is more than placing devices.

Infrastructure should be coordinated before construction begins.

Telecommunications rooms should support future growth.

Every drawing should reduce uncertainty in the field.

Blueprint Notes

Short, practical lessons from real ICT design work.

Note 001

Design telecom rooms for expansion, not just today’s equipment.

Note 002

Coordinate pathways before device layouts are finalized.

Note 003

BIM should eliminate questions—not create them.

Professional Profile

Explore the experience, process, and thinking behind coordinated ICT infrastructure design.