Buildings of Tomorrow

Tyson Soutter explains that the scale of data is getting immense and the building industry is not used to it. Therefore, the goal of semantic tagging is to apply structure to a lot of data to make them easy to search, modify and use at scale.www.siemens.com/asset-performance-services

Because of the demographic changes, there is an increasing demand for care homes and this type of building should give lots of attention to air quality. People living in care homes almost never leave the building, therefore, a good ventilation system is about lifestyle. But, when it comes to poor air quality that can spread viruses, this could be about life itself.www.siemens.com/room-automation

In this episode, Jonathan Copley tells about the different aspects that need to be taken into consideration while willing to have the perfect room automation. For exemple, the light level that can not only influence the productivity and happiness within an typical building but also the sustainability of the building.www.siemens.com/room-automation

Wolfgang Hass explains that BIM is useful during the entire life cycle of a building. From the idea of it until it's recycling. This can be expressed by the funny but accurate statement: BIM, BAM, BOOM. If you want to know what this stands for, tune in to the 9th episode regarding BIM.www.siemens.com/bim

In this episode, Jonathan Copley explains the different factors that can make the visit of a museum memorable thanks to room automation. From the Co2 level, to the heat and humidity in the exhibitions, you will hear about all the parameters that need to be taken into consideration to give the visitors the perfect experience.

Markus Winterholer explains that a building experiences at least two changes a week. Therefore, maintaining the digital twin can't be the work of one person. This is why everybody operating around the building has to provide his data. Tune in to know where and how these datas are collected.

In this episode, Chris Kopp explains different variables that can be used to control a room strategy, like the measurement of the flow that makes sure the consumer gets the right capacity.www.siemens.com/valves

In this 7th episode regarding BIM, Wolfgang Hass explains that 21% of the information available in the world comes out of buildings, data is the foundation of business and therefore, transparency about the building is absolutely key.www.siemens.com/bim

The building costs can be expressed as follow: 1% related utility, 10% for the rent and the remaining 89% are around the people. The goal of healthy buildings through data analytics is then to keep the traditional system while engaging with the user to make sure he is working, studying or living in the best building.www.siemens.com/asset-performance-services

For this sixth podcast about BIM, Wolfgang Hass tells more about the databases needed for the construction phase. You'll hear about the one where the products are stored or the one that belongs to the building, that represents the virtual twin of the building.www.siemens.com/bim

Listen to Jonathan Copley explaining how, over the last decades, we have been focusing on saving energy, which has caused other issues in buildings like raising the level of CO2, or humidity. He also explains how problems related to tiredness, allergies and the faster spreading of viruses can be avoided.www.siemens.com/room-automation

Tune in on the Buildings of Tomorrow podcast channel and listen to Chris Kopp explaining what PICV stands for and which are the most appropriate hydronic circuits for this application.www.siemens.com/valves

What is BIM-ification? Most of the buildings don't have BIM. Although it is becoming more and more popular, it is still not a standard. Learn how to give a 3D model to a 2D existing building plan with Markus Winterholer.www.siemens.com/bim

Tyson Soutter says that data cannot lie. It can be related to BMS, security, waste, fire safety, lighting... every type of data tells the complete story of a building. Listen to him explaining how to bring all these data together and improve the quality not only in energy or costs but also with the actual experience of being in the building.www.siemens.com/asset-performance-services

In order to enable the Digital Twin, it is essential to connect buildings and collect their data. How this can be done is explained by our Digital Twin expert Markus Winterholer. www.siemens.com/bim

We have heard a lot about the importance of healthy and productive rooms, but how can these properly be planned and delivered? Jonathan Coplay explains which mechanical equipment have to be installed and in other hand which parameters need to be controlled in order to deliver healthy and productive indoor spaces. www.siemens.com/room-automation

Continuously monitoring changes in the building and its use is crucial to ensure cyber security. How the norms and guidelines help us prevent cyber threads and risks, is explained by our expert Frederik De Meyer.https://sie.ag/2kfTk5f

There is no doubt that BIM brings a lot of benefits through the planning and design phase. But what are these benefits and why does our expert Wolfgang Hass talks about wheels, seats and instruments in relation to our industry? Find out by listening to this episode!www.siemens.com/bim

Do you know what Sick Building Syndrom (SBS) is or are you affected by it? Jonathan Coplay explains what causes SBS and how it can be prevented.www.siemens.com/room-automation

Hydronic expert Chris Kopp explains to us what demand-based control is and what needs to be done to operate an energy efficient application.www.siemens.com/valves

Do you know that you can have a digital twin even if there isn’t a 3D model? Markus Winterholer highlights how any plan, 2D or 3D can form the beginnings of a digital twin as long as it represents the building accurately.

Room automation is key to providing an environment that protects your health and increases productivity. Jonathan Copley uses some everyday examples to explain the four parameters that you need to consider if you want to create a healthy and productive room.www.siemens.com/room-automation

How does the surrounding spaces positively affect our productivity? One of the key elements is providing an interface that people can interact with the space, technology and services, says Franziska Dolak. https://sie.ag/2lXWfA1

Data analytics doesn't replace the expertise of people on-site but rather enables them to make better decisions using their knowledge. Tyson Soutter explains why the relationship between people and technology is critical to use the full potential of data.www.siemens.com/asset-performance-services