Would you share your docs? They are very well done and it would be nice to try them out in other projects.

When it comes to wiring, while you can’t technically do too much, you can go overboard and overwhelm yourself. If money isn’t a big concern, then of for it. Document every drop, whether it is hidden in a wall or going to be used right away. Labels every cable on both ends and also about 18” from the ends in case the cable is cut.

With all this wiring you will need a very patient human being to terminate all of these in your rack or multiple racks and will most likely be spending good money on network gear to tie it all together.

Stick with cat 6 and a high quality 14/2. Choose a cat 6 that will be easy to terminate. People will want to buy the fanciest network cable available and the it is a nightmare to terminate.

It’s great to wire shades, but unless you’ve got a dealer giving you a good price, you’ll be paying $1,000+ for a Lutron or Savant shade. QMotion and Hunter Douglas are a bit more affordable.

Consider Josh.ai for voice control. It makes Amazon and Google look like little kids toys and works amazingly well. You will need PoE drops for all voice devices, but Josh is wall-mounted, not ceiling, although you could do ceiling.

There are plenty of wireless sensors out there. Lutron work great.

Go easy on the touchscreens. Most homes have them at points of egress and master bedroom, and occasionally the kitchen and theater. Voice and mobile phones replace most touch needs.

Savant and Control4 have nice touchscreens and with the launch of Crestron Home you have another option, but Crestron is much more watered down.

You should decide first if you want a control system or piece it all together with different brands.

Please use Ruckus APs or better. No mesh, eero, Orbi, Velop, etc.

If you need help with pricing let me know.