Smart Buildings Magazine Features
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The retreat from the screen – What’s next for UX in smart?
For years, the panacea of smart buildings has been framed around interaction. Tap here. Log in there. Adjust this. Override that. A quiet assumption sat beneath it all - that people would be willing participants in the digital lives of their buildings.
01 March 2026 -
The new front line: Why critical infrastructure resilience is no longer optional
Dennis Martin, crisis management and business resilience specialist at technology services partner Axians UK looks at critical infrastructure.
23 February 2026 -
What 2026 means for energy efficiency in smart buildings
Colin Dean, MD of Socomec UK looks at what might happen in 2026.
20 February 2026 -
Mobile access unlocks a new way to work and a whole range of possibilities
In business and personal life today, digitalization increasingly means moving to mobile. Mobile-first is becoming the norm across regions and industries.
17 February 2026 -
Fault detection and diagnostics for remote asset monitoring at scale
Industrial and facility assets rarely fail all at once. Asset degradation usually unfolds quietly: lubrication quality declines, energy consumption drifts upward, or mechanical stress accumulates across rotating equipment. Without continuous performance analysis, early warning signs remain buried in operational data until a fault escalates into costly downtime.
16 February 2026 -
How digital access is reshaping rental living in Linz
In Europe’s competitive residential rental market, differentiation is no longer driven solely by location or architecture. Increasingly, it is the invisible infrastructure — the systems that govern access, security and everyday convenience — that defines the quality and long-term viability of development.
16 February 2026
