This presentation was made at the Future of Work Seminar held as part of the 2015 Vivid Ideas Festival. http://www.vividsydney.com/futureofwork The topic is the City as a Campus and explores the role that technology is playing in blurring the boundaries between the home, workplace and cities in which we live and work. Technology has become ubiquitous and the expectations for it's use are everywhere. There is however, a distinct difference between people and companies and not all technology is applicable in every environment. What is important, is to take the time to understand your stakeholders requirements and to identify what technologies are meaningful and will add value to your workplace environment.

1. Bruce Duyshart
Better Workplaces
The influence of
technology in creating
Smarter Buildings &
Better Workplaces Bruce Duyshart
THE CITY
as a
CAMPUS

2. imagine your workplace of the future

3. is it greener?

4. green
is it technology rich?

5. is it personalised?

6. is it connected to the local community?

7. we may not know the future…
but we can see the world around us
has changed

8. the impact of technology is
ubiquitous

9. 2005
2013
9
1.2B

10. 10
computing power consistently exponential…
Source: Ray Kurzweil(www.kurzweilai.net)
by 2030

11. the internet of things is here…
50B
devices connected to the Internet by 2020

12. ingestible computing is around the corner…
1c
cost of adding a microprocessor into a pill

13. computing costs have plummeted
Cost per M computations
$527
$0.05
Declining 33% annually
Cost per Gb storage
$569
$0.02
Declining 38% annually
Cost per 1000 Mbps bandwidth
$1,245
$16
Declining 27% annually
1990 2013
(Source: Mary Meeker @KPCB Internet trends 2014)

14. time spent per adult per day w digital media
+11%
year on year
growth
(Source: Mary Meeker @KPCB Internet trends 2015)

15. millennials love their smartphone
(Source: Mary Meeker @KPCB Internet trends 2015)
87% are
always with
their phone

16. millennials expect flexibility + love tech @ work
(Source: Mary Meeker @KPCB Internet trends 2015)
34% prefer to
collaborate
online

17. 17
people are more tech savvy

18. people are looking for better user experiences
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19. technology, food, environment,
places, buildings…
across the board our expectations have risen

20. what does this all mean
for the workplace?

21. smart
cities
smart
buildings
smart
workplace
smart
home
we are
trying to
get
smarter
& better
everywhere

22. we’re creating smart cities
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Smart city/ term 1. Based upon the foundations of good urban planning, economic
competitiveness, environmental engineering, technology infrastructures & sustainable practices.
(Source: Velencia, Spain)

23. case study: Amsterdam
Amsterdam Smart City (ASC) is a
unique partnership between
businesses, authorities, research
institutions and the people of
Amsterdam.
5 Key Themes:
• Living
• Working
• Mobility
• Public Facilities
• Mobile Data
3 distinct regions
• Niuw West, Zuidoost, IJburg
Over 24 Projects including:
• Smart Society
• Free WiFi
• Apps for Amsterdam
• Climate Street
• EV Charging
• Fuel Cell technology
• Fibre to the Home
• Smart Grid
• Smart Parking
• Smart Traffic Management
• Smart Home
• WeGo Car Sharing
• See amsterdamsmartcity.com
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we’re creating smart buildings
Smart building / term 1. A building that is safer, more comfortable & productive for
occupants & more operationally efficient for owners over its lifecycle.

25. case study: SF Public Utility Building
Leading US Smart Office
Building. Top 10 AIA Green
Buildings.
LEED Platinum
13 Level 277,000 sq feet.
$146M
• Solar PV cells (7% of needs)
• Blackwater treatment plant
• Wind turbines
• Daylight harvesting
• Floor cooling distribution
• Automatic shading
• Automatic ventilation
• Lobby video screen
• Energy monitoring
• Extensive submetering
• Real time monitoring
• Building dashboards
• Fault detection & diagnosis
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we’re creating smart workplaces
Smart workplace / term 1. “An office tenancy that is safer, more comfortable, spatially
efficient and productive for occupants. It shares a symbiotic and technologically integrated
relationship with the building and surrounding environment in which it is located.”

27. 20
we’re using technologies in all these environments

28. … using a range of technology ingredients
Foundation Systems
Data Networks
Telecommunications Services
Power Networks
Common Building Systems
Access Control Systems
Audio Visual Systems
Digital Signage and Wayfinding systems
Distributed Antenna Systems
Energy Monitoring Systems
Fire Alarm and Early Warning Systems (EWIS)
Hydraulic Control Systems
Intercom Systems
Irrigation Systems
Lighting Control systems
Lift Control Systems
Mechanical HVAC
PayTV, Free to Air and Satellite TV Systems
Power Management Systems
Security Alarm Systems
Video Surveillance Systems
Specialist Systems
Systems per specialist building types
e.g. Airports, Libraries, Theatres etc.
Specialist Software Systems
Building Management Systems
Building Information Management Systems
Building/Home Automation Systems
Facilities Management Systems
Middleware Integration Systems
Property Management Systems
Room/Loading Dock Booking Systems
Information Systems
Analytics and Predictive Analysis Systems
Building Intranets
Content Management Systems
Mapping Systems
Marketing Websites
Wayfinding Systems
Mobile Applications
Building systems, tenant info
Optimal
Technology
Mix

29. design & technology are reshaping
the places we live, work & play

30. workplaces are being designed to feel like home
homes are providing a place to work
our cafés are becoming extensions of work

31. smart
cities
smart
buildings
smart
workplace
smart
home
we are
beginning
to see the
lines blur
across
boundaries

32. smart
cities
smart
buildings

33. smart
buildings
smart
workplace
(Source: Bullitt Centre, Seattle)

34. smart
workplace
smart
home
(Source: ‘A day made of Glass’: Corning)

35. how we learn to deal with and
manage these integrations is where
we actually need to be smart

36. our biggest challenge is actually behavioural change
36
20% 80%technology
people

37. how should we adopt technologies to
make our workplaces smarter and to
provide better experiences?

38. clarify your stakeholders requirements
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understand your companies needs

40. Drivers
Safety
Privacy
Flexibility
Amenity
Efficiency
User
experience
Opex
consider a range of drivers
Sustainability

41. adopt a holistic design approach
solution
design
planning
architecture
electrical
mechanical
fire
hydraulic
CCTV
access
control
comms

42. adopt a data centric approach
connect
sense
display
analyse
predict
automate
OPEN
DATA

43. use technology only where it makes sense

44. closing thoughts

45. smart workplaces
smart buildings
smart cities

46. 46
P P
T
be smart in your approach to connecting the dots
between people, places & technology

47. thankyou
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@BruceDuyshart