Smart Buildings is This the New Normal?
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Bruce Duyshart presented on smart buildings and whether they represent the new normal. Smart buildings integrate technology and processes to create safer, more comfortable and productive spaces for occupants over the building's lifecycle. Drivers like the internet of things, big data and analytics, and user experience design are enabling more buildings to become smart. Smart technologies and processes can help reduce costs, improve sustainability, safety and security, and enhance user experiences for a variety of stakeholders. While still growing, smart buildings are rising across many sectors and may indeed represent the new normal for commercial real estate and other building types in the future.
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- 1. The Holme Building, University of Sydney 28-29 November 2017, Australia Bruce Duyshart Smart Building Strategist Founding Director – Meld Strategies Smart Buildings Is this the New Normal?
- 2. are Smart Buildings the new normal? 2
- 3. …parallels to Green Buildings
- 4. What is a green building? 4
- 6. Smart Building / term 1. A building that that integrates technology and processes to create a facility that is safer, more comfortable and productive for occupants and more operationally efficient for owners over its lifecycle. what is a smart building? 6
- 8. internet 7Bpeople 5Bare connected to some type of network 8
- 9. 120 years of Moore’s Law by 2030 9
- 11. internet of things 50Bdevices connected to the Internet by 2020 Building Internet of Things CAGR of 20.7% $26.6B in 2015 to $75.5B by 2021 Source: Memoori 11
- 12. 1mm microprocessor, pressure sensor, memory, solar cell, wireless radio micro computing 112
- 14. 2005 2013 mobile computing 3BGlobal smartphone growth has plateaued @ 21%. Source: @KPCB Internet Trends 2016 14
- 15. 1000+data points, 15Mb data per lap, real time analytics, predictive analysis big data & analytics 15
- 18. reduce operational lifecycle costs An increase in efficiency, reduces operating costs. An increase in net operating income, increases asset value. 18
- 20. improve safety & security 20
- 21. reduce duplication of infrastructure 211
- 22. provide better data transparency 22
- 24. Who Benefits? 24
- 25. what’s in it for me? 25
- 26. commercial office tenants General Staff Tenant Facilities Managers Tenant Workplace Managers 26
- 27. retail tenants Retail Staff Retail Operator Retail Group Management 277
- 29. building/facilities managers Maintenance Staff Property Manager Tenant Leasing Manager 29
- 30. asset owners Private Investors Property Funds Asset Portfolio Managers 30
- 33. stakeholder needs Manage Project Stakeholders needs and expectations Property Investors Property Developers Leasing Agents Utilities Authorities Industry Groups Property Managers Facility Managers Development Managers Client Representatives Tenants Visitors Public Project Managers Consultants Construction Managers Contractors Suppliers 33 everyone will have an view
- 35. 20 an increasing inventory of options 35
- 38. building & precinct networks 38
- 41. smart building apps Access Control Wayfinding Smart Lighting Building Maintenance Smart Locker Access Visitor Management DDA Support Situation Management SMART TENANCY APP Building Information 41
- 43. sensors sensor devices power, water, gas, temperature, humidity, volume, light, moisture, flow rate, depth, movement, occupancy, geolocation, CO2, CO, smoke etc. 43
- 44. building information dashboards & portals 44
- 45. cloud & mobile management systems 45
- 47. smart buildings consider a range of design drivers Drivers safety flexibility amenity opex user experience sustainability efficiency Design Drivers resilience 47
- 48. smart buildings require an interdisciplinary design approach Drivers telco comms fire liftssafety security ESD specialist solution design electrical mechanical hydraulic wayfinding architecture 48
- 49. smart buildings require a data centric design approach 49 connect sense display analyse predict automate Open Data
- 50. smart buildings create symbiotic stakeholder relationships 50
- 52. are Smart Buildings the new normal?
- 53. smart buildings are on the rise in every sector Source: Memoori 2017 0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 Numberofdevices(millions) Chart Title Commercial Real Estate Smart Home Manufacturing & Industrial Retail & Banking Hospitality Healthcare Buildings231 407 1139 2502 2845 3587 Growth in Smart Building connected devices over time (millions of devices) 53