Smart Buildings Show 2021 closed its doors last week and proved to be the biggest and best yet.

With a record attendance plus more exhibitors and speakers than ever before, it showed that despite the pandemic, the smart buildings industry is continuing to grow.

Schneider Electric has launched EcoStruxure Building Graph, a new building operating system and linked data platform.

New research from Honeywell, in partnership with The Business Journals, documents an evolving sustainability landscape for commercial buildings.

Hallé St Peter’s, the historic rehearsal venue and community centre for the world-famous orchestra, has scooped a top architecture award for sustainability, thanks to its partnership with Siemens.

Somfy has announced its partnership with Extron. Extron is a global leader in the design and manufacture of professional AV systems. The two companies are combining Extron control capabilities with Somfy-powered products for today’s smart-building projects.

Airthings has launched View CO₂ for Business. The new battery-operated, wireless sensor will empower schools and offices everywhere to take charge of their air quality by warning them when carbon dioxide (CO₂) exceeds recommended levels and indoor air quality deteriorates.

To attain the highest standards of security and privacy for its tenants and visitors the iconic estate is building its security and operations on Genetec technologies.