Buro Happold has developed a digital framework for delivering smart/smarter buildings. The presentation will summarise how they are using data and data modelling techniques to engage a broad spectrum of stakeholders, and define their operational needs in an actionable brief.
A smart building project should address the needs of multiple stakeholders and ensure any one technology is fully leveraged to benefit the many. Tom will showcase how their digital framework gives them the agility to navigate a complex landscape including ‘stakeholders’, ‘use-cases for technology’, ‘user journeys and experience’, and the inter-dependencies of a ‘technology pallet’.
Defining an outcome-orientated brief is the crucial first stage in any smart building project, and a digital approach provides clarity for solution development, procurement, and ultimately a smarter built environment in operation for People & Planet.
Buro Happold
Tom holds Fellowship status with CIBSE for his contribution to the Industry, a marker of his commitment to clients, projects and consultancy in the built environments. Tom has maintained strong links with local academia lecturing on the subject of ‘Building Management Systems & Technology. Tom also works closely with the wider industry, such as Building Controls Industry Association (BCIA) and CIBSE ICT and Controls committee. Tom sits on the judging panel for BCIA’s annual awards and is a working group member on the EU’s ‘Smart Ready Indicator’ assessment. Tom led the first building in the world to be accredited under the new smart building certification scheme SmartScore.
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