Offices, public buildings and healthcare

Intelligent Buildings

Comfortable buildings that waste less energy, with building energy management (BEMS) for offices, public buildings, hospitals and clinics

Your facility team sees every floor on one screen: lights, light levels and air quality, room by room. We bring heating, cooling, ventilation, lighting and blinds together on one system that runs to your schedules and the real conditions in each room.

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12 named building and healthcare projects

Eurobank Central Offices, Thessaloniki · St Pavlos General Hospital, Thessaloniki · Masoutis HQ offices · Municipality of Piraeus, town hall and mayor’s office · and 8 more

Office building control screen at Eurobank Central Offices, Thessaloniki: 3D plan of the ground floor with light switches, lux readings and status lights in each room, and a CO2 thermostat panel.
Real CO2398 ppmGround Floor125 lux

Floor tabs put all six floors on the same screen.Light-level readings for each part of the floor.One tap switches a whole floor on or off.Air quality (CO2) next to the thermostat, read live.

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12 named building and healthcare projects

  • Eurobank Central Offices, Thessaloniki
  • Masoutis HQ offices
  • Municipality of Piraeus, town hall and mayor’s office
  • Municipality of Piraeus, municipal swimming pool
  • Municipality of Piraeus, five citizen service centres
  • Municipality of Peristeri, town hall and mayor’s office
  • Municipality of Korydallos, public cinema
  • State Conservatory of Thessaloniki
  • St Pavlos General Hospital, Thessaloniki
  • General Hospital of Giannitsa
  • General Hospital of Edessa
  • Embryolab fertility clinic

The problem

Lit, heated and cooled for nobody

Every evening, offices stay lit and conditioned after everyone has gone home, and meeting rooms booked but never used run all day. In many buildings heating, cooling, lighting and blinds are separate systems, each with its own panel, so nobody sees the whole picture and faults go unnoticed.

Industry context

290 kW

EU rules now require building automation in larger non-residential buildings, above this heating or air-conditioning output.

Under the EU’s recast buildings directive, non-residential buildings whose heating, air-conditioning or ventilation systems exceed 290 kW need building automation and control by the end of 2024, and those above 70 kW by the end of 2029, where technically and economically feasible. Greek law 4685/2020 already requires it above 290 kW, for air conditioning by 2025.

Read the source: EU Directive 2024/1275, Art. 13, 2024 (opens in a new tab) Read the source: Greek Law 4685/2020, Art. 66–67, 2020 (opens in a new tab) Third-party figure, not a BI & Automations result.

Outcomes

What you gain

What changes for the owner, the facility team and the people who work in the building.

  • Less energy spent on empty floors

    Schedules and one-tap scenes switch off what nobody is using, and consumption is logged by area and by system.

  • The whole building on one screen

    Heating, cooling, ventilation, lighting and blinds, floor by floor, from one place.

  • Comfort for the people inside

    The right temperature, light and fresh air in every room, with one-tap temperatures for meeting rooms.

  • Faults caught on screen

    A problem with the fresh-air supply or a fan shows on screen before anyone complains.

A day in a building

From the first arrival to “Leave”, on one screen

Five moments in a working day, each shown on a real control screen from offices, a town hall and a hospital we delivered. Scroll, or pick a moment.

Climate control screen at Masoutis HQ offices, in Greek: 3D view of an office and a meeting room, each with room temperature, setpoint and fan speed, plus preset buttons for 20, 22 and 24 °C. Office building control screen at Eurobank Central Offices, Thessaloniki: 3D plan of the ground floor with light switches, lux readings and status lights in each room, and a CO2 thermostat panel. Top-down 3D view of an office in the Piraeus town hall with light and roller-blind controls on the plan, and scene buttons for Welcome, Leave and Relax, sensors on and off, and roller-blind positions. Charts screen at St Pavlos General Hospital, Thessaloniki, in Greek: two charts over 24 hours, from Saturday 16:26 to Sunday 16:26, of the temperature and the humidity of the air coming back and going in, with a third temperature line labelled ΜΕΘ, and Day, Week and Month buttons.

Masoutis HQ offices · an office’s temperature and its setting, in GreekEurobank Central Offices · ground floor light levels and the CO2 thermostatMasoutis HQ offices · the meeting room and one-tap temperatures, in GreekPiraeus town hall · the Welcome, Leave and Relax scenesSt Pavlos General Hospital · the air going in and coming back over 24 hours, in Greek

What we automate

One system for the whole building

Offices, public buildings, hospitals and clinics, one system at a time or all of them together, on one control screen.

  • Lighting

    Light only where it is needed, and one tap to switch a whole floor off.

  • Heating and cooling

    The right temperature in every room, on your schedules, with one-tap presets.

  • Air handling

    Fresh air in and stale air out, watched on one screen with its safety limits.

  • Energy metering

    See where the energy goes, by area and by system.

  • Shading and blinds

    Less glare and heat, with blinds that move by scene, schedule or sun.

  • Access and security

    Doors for offices and shared spaces, managed on the same screen.

  • Scenes for meeting rooms and venues

    One tap sets lights, blinds and climate together, such as “Welcome” or “Leave”.

  • Alarms

    Your facility team sees a problem on screen before anyone complains.

See it working

Real control screens, and a dashboard to try

Five control screens from four buildings we delivered, with what each part does. Then try the offices view of our dashboard demo.

Office building control screen at Eurobank Central Offices, Thessaloniki: 3D plan of the ground floor with light switches, lux readings and status lights in each room, and a CO2 thermostat panel. Climate control screen at Masoutis HQ offices, in Greek: 3D view of an office and a meeting room, each with room temperature, setpoint and fan speed, plus preset buttons for 20, 22 and 24 °C. Air handling unit schematic at St Pavlos General Hospital, Thessaloniki, in Greek: supply and return air temperature and humidity, fan drive speeds, the thermostat setpoint, and overcooling and overheating limits. Charts screen at St Pavlos General Hospital, Thessaloniki, in Greek: two charts over 24 hours, from Saturday 16:26 to Sunday 16:26, of the temperature and the humidity of the air coming back and going in, with a third temperature line labelled ΜΕΘ, and Day, Week and Month buttons. Lighting control screen at the Korydallos public cinema, in Greek: 3D plan of the auditorium and foyer with light controls and four scenes: all off, all on, intermission and projection.

Delivered for Eurobank Central Offices, ThessalonikiMasoutis HQ officesSt Pavlos General Hospital, ThessalonikiSt Pavlos General Hospital, ThessalonikiMunicipality of Korydallos, public cinema

On this screen

Interactive demo

The offices view of our dashboard demo. It starts from a real reading; once you interact, the values are simulated.

Dashboard

Office building · Floor by floor

Interactive demo: values are simulated once you interact Live

Office building

Lighting, floor by floor

Real CO2398 ppmReal reading
Floors lit6 of 6Demo
SceneAll onDemo

Lights by floor

“Leave” switches every floor off in one tap, like the scene of the same name on the Piraeus town hall’s control screen.