Theaters, museums, and concert halls place high demands on their buildings. The indoor climate must not only be comfortable for visitors and staff but, in many cases, also be precisely regulated to protect artworks, sets, and instruments.
At the same time, these buildings often have to deal with fluctuating visitor numbers, complex installations, and high energy costs. PULSE CORE helps cultural organizations and municipalities to tackle in a data-driven and maintain control over an optimal layout.
For venues such as museums and theaters, stable temperature and humidity are of great importance. Artworks, stage sets, and instruments react strongly to fluctuations in the indoor climate.
At the same time, large visitor flows generate heat and moisture, requiring climate control systems to continuously adjust to maintain the correct conditions.
With PULSE CORE, we analyze the optimal settings, operation, and capacity of systems. Based on these insights, we can provide situational and substantiated advice.
Cultural buildings experience strong peaks and valleys in usage. During a performance or exhibition, a hall may be full, while the same space is empty at another time.
Climate control systems must therefore be continuously adjusted to the actual use of the building.
Achieving a stable indoor climate often requires a lot of energy. At the same time, cultural organizations face the challenge of reducing their energy consumption and operating more sustainably.
Malfunctions in climate control systems can have major consequences: for visitor comfort, but also for the condition of valuable collections.
Continuous insight into the performance of systems makes it possible to detect malfunctions in a timely manner and intervene before problems arise.
PULSE CORE helps cultural organizations gain better insight into their buildings. By collecting data from installations, sensors, and meters, it becomes visible how the building functions. This allows deviations in the indoor climate to be detected more quickly and installations to be adjusted more effectively. This is done via a single platform with various Building Blocks for integrated building management.
With the Building Block Comfort the indoor climate is continuously monitored. Sensors measure temperature, CO₂, and humidity, among other things, so that deviations are immediately visible.
As a result, both visitor comfort and the conditions for artworks and instruments remain optimal.
Sustainability provides insight into the energy consumption and operation of all installations. This enables organizations to take targeted measures to save energy and make buildings function more sustainably.
Asset Monitoring monitors the performance of technical installations, such as climate control systems and air handling systems. By detecting deviations early organizations can better plan maintenance and prevent malfunctions.
With Operation Support, notifications, maintenance planning, and documentation are brought together in one system. This allows technical teams to maintain an overview and act quickly when necessary.
During our initial meeting, we listen to the issue and explore a suitable solution together. Schedule an introductory meeting with our expert.
