About Us
We are leading specialists in the design & delivery of proptech & cleantech solutions for smart building projects. We focus on improving occupant experiences while using less resources by deploying optimised control strategies.
more solutions
For over a decade, we have worked with leading design consultants in the smart building and energy domain to help develop model-driven - and now data-driven - financial & engineering modelling solutions for better informed decision making.
With extensive digital engineering experience, we can solve problems inhibiting the flow of information and specialise in converging operational and information technologies on small or grand scale in new or existing projects.
We count amongst our strategic partners government agencies such as QLD Health & NSW Education.
Our academic partners include CSIRO, Data 61, and the International Energy Agency EBC Research Annex 81: ‘Data-Driven Smart Buildings’.
Over the years we have employed our digital engineering skills on Vicinity Centres, NRMA and Crown Property Group property portfolios.
Rapidly assess CapEx and OpEx (CostEx) for energy related components of a building to 50-year BCR and NPV.
We adopted a data-driven approach using AI + ML to speed up the delivery of many scenario models for assessing the viability of energy storage, generation and overall demand flexibility.
Working with SINSW & CSIRO to onboard three proof-of-concept schools into the iHub Smart Building Data Clearing House (DCH). An ARENA funded Innovation Hub for Affordable Heating & Cooling (iHub) project.
more detailsWe understand the value that data-driven approaches can deliver during predesign and operational phases of the building lifecycle - in addition to traditional building energy modelling that complies with NCC Section JV3 using ASHRAE standard 140.
Energy related design considerations are increasingly important to achieve certifications, both voluntary and mandatory.
Read More
Buildings can use 30% less electricity and reduce electrical maximum demand by up to 50% - simply by optimising the control of existing plant & equipment.
Read More
Buildings configured to operate to respond to price signals or other mechanisms (eg wholesale demand response management) can be defined as building-to-grid.
Read More
The Australian National Construction Code Section J (energy efficiency performance requirements) contains many improvements that is inspired by LEED certification in the United States, but makes it mandatory for class 2-9 buildings in Australia - from 1st October 2023.
The Building Data Genome Directory provides a rich and comprehensive dataset collection for building energy research, covering ontologies, models, and data from energy, water, electric vehicles, BIM, FDD and occupant sensors.
The American Council for an Energy-Efficent Economy (ACEEE) has released a report on the significance of improvements in the building envelope in empowering the electrification of the economy.
