01.01
Commercial automation & unified control
- Control architecture and interlock matrix at design stage
- Local processors — no cloud dependency for core function
- Scene programming built around actual occupancy patterns
Pillar 01 · 7 systems
Automation & Control
The logic layer the rest of the building answers to
01.02
Lighting control
- Zoning drawn from occupancy patterns, not panel convenience
- Occupancy and daylight sensing where it pays back
- Scene programming and astronomical time-clock schedules
01.03
Architectural & façade lighting
- Fixture layout designed to real sightlines and viewing distance
- Weatherproof, thermally-rated exterior specification
- Sequence and colour programming, including festival presets
01.04
Motorised shading
- Motor and tube specification sized to span and fabric weight
- Coordination with façade and ceiling trades at shell stage
- Sun-tracking, schedule and scene control
01.05
HVAC & climate integration
- Integration over the plant's native control interface
- Occupancy-linked and schedule-based operation
- Setpoint limits and override rules
01.06
Building Management System (BMS)
- Points list and alarm matrix agreed before installation
- Site graphics and floor-level dashboards
- Trend logging and scheduled reporting
01.07
Energy monitoring
- Sub-meter placement mapped to tenancy or cost-centre boundaries
- Consumption dashboards with daily and monthly profiles
- Automated reporting to finance or facilities
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