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Data-driven building management for the cultural sector

Theatres, 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 must also be precisely regulated to protect artworks, stage sets and instruments.

At the same time, these buildings often face fluctuating visitor numbers, complex installations and high energy costs. PULSE CORE helps cultural organizations and municipalities address these challenges in a data-driven way and maintain control over an optimal setup.

 

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The challenges of buildings with high climate requirements

Stability of the indoor climate

For locations such as museums and theatres, a stable temperature and humidity level are essential. Artworks, stage sets and instruments are highly sensitive to fluctuations in the indoor climate.

At the same time, large visitor flows generate heat and moisture, requiring climate systems to continuously adjust to maintain the right conditions.

With PULSE CORE, we analyze the optimal settings, performance and capacity of installations. Based on these insights, we provide situation-based and well-founded advice.

 

Fluctuating occupancy and usage

Cultural buildings experience strong peaks and troughs in usage. During a performance or exhibition, a hall may be full, while the same space may be empty at another time.
Climate systems must therefore continuously adapt to the actual use of the building.

High energy demand

Maintaining a stable indoor climate often requires significant energy. At the same time, cultural organizations are challenged to reduce their energy consumption and operate more sustainably.

Reliable installations

Failures of climate systems can have major consequences: for visitor comfort and for the condition of valuable collections. Continuous insight into installation performance makes it possible to detect issues early and take action before problems arise.

PULSE CORE helps cultural organizations gain better insight into their buildings. By collecting data from installations, sensors and meters, it becomes clear how the building operates. This allows deviations in the indoor climate to be detected more quickly and installations to be better configured. This is done via one platform with various Building Blocks for integrated building management.

Comfort: for a stable indoor climate

With the Comfort Building Block, the indoor climate is continuously monitored. Sensors measure, among other things, temperature, CO₂ and humidity, so deviations are immediately visible. This ensures that both visitor comfort and the conditions for artworks and instruments remain optimal.

 

Sustainability: control over energy consumption

Sustainability provides insight into energy consumption and the performance of all installations. This enables organizations to take targeted measures to save energy and make buildings more sustainable.

Asset Monitoring: insight into installation performance

Asset Monitoring monitors the performance of technical installations, such as climate systems and air handling units. By detecting deviations early, organizations can better plan maintenance and prevent failures.

Operation Support: efficient building management

With Operation Support, notifications, maintenance planning and documentation are brought together in one system. This gives technical teams clear oversight and enables them to act quickly when needed.

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