Retrofitting listed buildings for greater energy efficiency presents owners with significant challenges, as the historic fabric of the building must neither be damaged nor altered. Read More
As organizations continue to redefine the modern workplace, intelligent building technologies play a key role in improving sustainability, operational efficiency and employee wellbeing. Read More
Guests on vacation tend to behave differently than they do at home. Windows are left open to enjoy the sea breeze, while heating systems continue running. Lights stay on longer, and energy consumption rises—often unnoticed. For hotel operators, this leads to higher costs and a larger environmental footprint. Read More
Intelligent building automation allows energy consumption to be adapted to room usage and reduces the carbon footprint. A prime example of sustainability is the individual and flexible building automation system at the tram depot in Angers, France. Read More
For decades, BMAC had supplied wired bell push systems to the transport industry. But in 2006, a UK bus builder challenged them to do better. The question was simple: Can we get rid of all the copper cables? Then came the second challenge: Can the buttons work without batteries? Read More
In today’s smart building market, speed and sustainability go hand in hand. System integrators and building owners need energy-efficient, flexible automation systems that can be deployed quickly and reliably. Read More
What began with a bold decision in 2004 has grown into a partnership beyond a typical business relationship. For two decades, Flextron and EnOcean have worked closely together. Trust, pioneering spirit, and innovation define their cooperation. Together, they create solutions that deliver real customer value. Read More
The Hallidie Building in San Francisco is more than an architectural landmark — it’s a symbol of innovation. Built in 1918, it was one of the world’s first buildings with a glass curtain wall façade. When the American Institute of Architects, San Francisco (AIASF), decided to relocate its headquarters to this iconic site, the goal was clear: to create a space that honors history while setting a benchmark for sustainable, forward-thinking design. Read More
In recent years, extreme summer heat has become a daily reality for schools in Japan. Outdoor classes, physical education, and club activities increasingly expose students to dangerous conditions. Read More
In recent years, skyrocketing electricity costs have put increasing pressure on school budgets in Japan. In large schools, air conditioning alone can account for up to 40% of total electricity consumption, making it one of the biggest operational burdens. Read More
