SETsquared Surrey member DIREK LTD is expanding their AI-powered building management solutions, revolutionizing the way we manage our spaces. Check out their latest innovations and how they are transforming the industry. From optimizing energy efficiency to enhancing security measures, Direk's cutting-edge technology is paving the way for a smarter and more sustainable future. 📢Read more here: https://lnkd.in/effAC989 #AI #BuildingManagement #Innovation #Direk #Sustainability #FutureTech
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#Digital #Twinning #technology is now revolutionizing how we approach #sustainable #design and #management. This simply involves creating an intelligent virtual replica of a physical asset, process, or system. In our case as #Architects #planners and #developers this could be a room in a building, the whole building, a site, or even an entire city! This cutting-edge technology enables real-time #monitoring #diagnostics and #prognostics enhancing #decisionmaking processes and #operational #efficiency Take, for an example, the city of #Singapore has just recently implemented a comprehensive digital twin to manage #urban #planning and #infrastructure By simulating various scenarios, Singapore can now optimize #trafficflow enhance #energyefficiency in buildings, and improve #emergency #response strategies. The result? A #smarter more #resilient urban environment that not only saves costs but also significantly reduces the #carbon #footprint (Refer UN, SDG 7,13) Are you intrigued by the #potential of this technology for #architecture? Do you want to #jointheconversation on this #transformative technology? Join us for an Executive #masterclass demystifying digital twinning for Sustainable Building Design" from July 7th to 12th, 2024. Learn the rudiments, gain hands-on experience, and take your career to the next level. The future belongs to those who take action now! Event details here: https://lnkd.in/g4vajPnP Let's begin to innovate and build our sustainable future together! 🌟 Video credits: As in Source.
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Our final focus area during #TheCarbonConundrum was: SIMPLIFYING DESIGN Removing complicated design and educating occupiers and facilities managers will make a significant impact and is arguably simpler than starting from scratch. Solution providers revisiting buildings, new and refurbished after six months and then after two years will go a long way to understanding what is working, what isn’t and framing the discussions around why and how to change it in future. “We need to make sure that that loop closes so you always end up with a better system. If a manufacturer or designer knows, they can make changes.” Running through every part of the design and implementation process is the addition of layers of safety factor. For example, chillers are over-specified by designers to meet constant peak loads regardless of season or occupancy. Added to this, specifiers increase the capacity to enable redundancy in case of failure. Long life, loose fit – must become a more heavily adopted mantra. We are spending too much on materials in buildings. We should be using less materials, more carefully sourced and more efficiently used. “Money is finite and there are many other priorities in society today and the whole industry needs to be cognisant of that.” Educating tenants is also important – we need to work together to actually understand what systems they are using, utilising more technology and data through simple BMS to monitor and adjust accordingly. “No one really has the knowledge of benchmarking energy use in the tenancy world. We need to help them with that and it doesn’t have to be over-complicated.” #CarbonConundrum – collaboration will bring change. Thank you to all our panelists quoted above: Danny Hall Alia Hashem Chris Twinn Marie-Louise Schembri Mike Edwards And thanks also to Kate Forster for facilitating such a great discussion. #HilsonMoran #TheCrownEstate #DerwentLondon #TwinnSustainabilityInnovation #Arup #Artus #netzero2050 #carbonconundrum #industryleaders #innovation #welcometothefuture #thoughtleadership #netzero #debate #whitepaper #officedesign #officefitout #constructionindustry #mechanicalengineering #sustainability #esg #SimplifiedDesign #LongLifeLooseFit #facilitiesManagers #FM
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A few weeks ago, I participated in a panel discussing the 'Carbon Conundrum'. The prevailing question we need to address is our consumerist culture and the "disposable" mindset. To truly enact change, we must address the roots of the problems, one of which is our lack of value for longevity. Sustainability isn't merely a buzzword; it necessitates a fundamental shift in both practices and the attitudes of industry professionals. While we may feel like small cogs in a big machine, however we all play a vital role and contribute to the larger picture. In today's dynamic climate, be it social, political, or industry specific, we all bear responsibility for shaping a better future. Special thanks to Artus for orchestrating the panel discussion and for the thought provoking white paper.
Our final focus area during #TheCarbonConundrum was: SIMPLIFYING DESIGN Removing complicated design and educating occupiers and facilities managers will make a significant impact and is arguably simpler than starting from scratch. Solution providers revisiting buildings, new and refurbished after six months and then after two years will go a long way to understanding what is working, what isn’t and framing the discussions around why and how to change it in future. “We need to make sure that that loop closes so you always end up with a better system. If a manufacturer or designer knows, they can make changes.” Running through every part of the design and implementation process is the addition of layers of safety factor. For example, chillers are over-specified by designers to meet constant peak loads regardless of season or occupancy. Added to this, specifiers increase the capacity to enable redundancy in case of failure. Long life, loose fit – must become a more heavily adopted mantra. We are spending too much on materials in buildings. We should be using less materials, more carefully sourced and more efficiently used. “Money is finite and there are many other priorities in society today and the whole industry needs to be cognisant of that.” Educating tenants is also important – we need to work together to actually understand what systems they are using, utilising more technology and data through simple BMS to monitor and adjust accordingly. “No one really has the knowledge of benchmarking energy use in the tenancy world. We need to help them with that and it doesn’t have to be over-complicated.” #CarbonConundrum – collaboration will bring change. Thank you to all our panelists quoted above: Danny Hall Alia Hashem Chris Twinn Marie-Louise Schembri Mike Edwards And thanks also to Kate Forster for facilitating such a great discussion. #HilsonMoran #TheCrownEstate #DerwentLondon #TwinnSustainabilityInnovation #Arup #Artus #netzero2050 #carbonconundrum #industryleaders #innovation #welcometothefuture #thoughtleadership #netzero #debate #whitepaper #officedesign #officefitout #constructionindustry #mechanicalengineering #sustainability #esg #SimplifiedDesign #LongLifeLooseFit #facilitiesManagers #FM
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The road to smart, efficient and sustainable buildings | 🌿🌍Are you interested in learning how Customized Smart Buildings can help you achieve your sustainability goals and comply with the latest regulations? If so, you don’t want to miss the Expert Talk Customized Smart Buildings, hosted by Drees & Sommer Netherlands on February 29 in Rotterdam. This event will bring together experts from various fields to explore the intersection of technology, sustainability and human well-being, with a strong focus on delivering tangible benefits for organizations. You will get to hear inspiring presentations, participate in interactive workshops, and network with like-minded professionals. 💡 One of the speakers and workshop leaders is M Villares (Marco), Sustainability Consultant at Drees & Sommer Netherlands. He will share his insights and best practices on how Customized Smart Buildings can provide proof of compliance with regulations such as #EUTaxonomy, #BREEAM, #LEED, and #WELL. He will also demonstrate how Customized Smart Buildings can go beyond compliance and achieve excellence in sustainability performance, by applying eco-conscious design principles, renewable energy solutions, and strategies for reducing carbon footprints. ✨ Don’t miss this opportunity to learn from the experts, exchange ideas, and discover new solutions for your sustainability challenges. Register now and join us on February 29 in Rotterdam for the Expert Talk Customized Smart Buildings. We look forward to seeing you there! Read more and register: https://lnkd.in/eEAKrrQH #experttalk #customizedsmartbuildings #csb #smarttechnology #esg #sustainability #ux #userexperience #projectmanagement #development
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Europe is setting goals for sustainable construction, aiming for zero-emission standards by 2030. This push highlights the need for innovation in building practices and the role of AI in accelerating these advancements. Portugal, while taking initial steps with luxury projects, faces challenges in updating its construction methods and streamlining processes. Embracing modular solutions and leveraging AI for project management and property appraisal can help with meeting future demands. Does the future of real estate depend on how we can adopt to new technology trends? #Sustainability #AI #RealEstate #Innovation
The Revolution of Sustainability and Artificial Intelligence in Real Estate
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Innovation Meets Sustainability in Construction 🏗️🌿 It's an interesting time in the building and construction industry. As we push the boundaries of what's possible, we're witnessing a remarkable fusion of cutting-edge technologies and sustainable practices that are reshaping our skylines while protecting our planet. Sustainable construction is no longer a niche trend—it's a necessity. We're seeing an impressive surge in green building materials that not only reduce carbon footprints but also promise longevity and resilience. From self-healing concrete to solar tiles that blend seamlessly into traditional roofing, these materials are a game-changer for environmental conservation. But it's not just about the materials; it's also about the methods. Modular construction, for instance, is revolutionizing the way we build. By assembling components in a controlled factory setting, we're minimizing waste and maximizing efficiency. This isn't just a win for project timelines; it's a win for sustainability. Let's talk tech. Digital twins, AI, and IoT are no longer buzzwords—they're tools that are driving the industry forward. Imagine the power of predictive analytics in reducing costly errors and enhancing project management. Picture a world where smart buildings self-regulate energy use, slashing costs and emissions. This is the world we're building. Collaboration is the cornerstone of this evolution. The silos are coming down, and we're seeing architects, engineers, contractors, and clients working together more closely than ever before. This synergy is not just accelerating project delivery; it's fostering innovation that's propelling the entire industry forward. The impact? Projects are delivered faster, with fewer resources and reduced environmental impact. We're not just constructing buildings; we're crafting legacies of efficiency and responsibility. As professionals in this dynamic field, we must stay informed and inspired. Embrace these trends, invest in these technologies, and champion sustainable practices. Our buildings are more than structures; they're statements of what we can achieve when we dare to innovate responsibly. #SustainableConstruction #BuildingInnovation #FutureOfConstruction
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I love the innovation in the design of this building. What I love most though is how the intention of bringing more connection to the outside world, inside, was integrated into it. This is another great example of how transformative connection can be. https://lnkd.in/gN7PgRn2
How architects designed this gorgeous Oslo building to never pay for heat, AC, or ventilation
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It's encouraging to see that, in the wake of the AI buzz, we can still look forward to: ▶ personal connections and interactions being favored ▶ integrating AI into building maintenance to make us all smarter ▶ bringing subject matter experts, like facilities managers, to the table for strategic planning Nothing can replace the historical knowledge and experience that we bring to the table. Integrating that with new technology only elevates the level of service that be provided and the preventative planning that can be done to make buildings run as smoothly as possible. Read on for more exciting #facilitiesmanagement trends we will hopefully be seeing in 2024. Thanks for sharing Facilities Dive and all the contributors! #commercialbuilding #commercialbuildingmaintenance #CRE #futureofclean #facilitiesmanager #propertymanager Ken Hirschberg Jared Hirschberg Ben Campos Jeannie Milo Raymond Martinez , CPMM https://lnkd.in/gnW7n6-V
Trends that will define facilities management in 2024: 12 predictions
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