Building Innovation & Technology
Technology can have a significant influence on the sustainability performance of commercial property. Whether it is the effective use of SMART building technology or the installation of photovoltaics, the efficient use of existing systems and the integration of new and innovative technology is critical.
We work with our members to help understand how innovative technologies can help them capitalise on the opportunities of improving the sustainability performance of their buildings. This workstream covers our Building Innovation & Technology Working Group and our programme of site visits.
Building Innovation & Technology Workstream
Building Innovation & Technology
Our Building Innovation & Technology Working Group is chaired by Neil Pennell, Landsec.
The group focuses on providing members with examples of new technologies through presentations from suppliers, Member case studies and knowledge sharing within the group.
Our members also benefit from organised site visits to both developments and existing buildings. Recent visits include Holbein Gardens (Grosvenor) The Forge (Landsec), Leadenhall Building (Savills) Paternoster Square and Warwik Court (Savills) and Paradise Birmingham (Federated Hermes)
Members of the Building Innovation & Technology working group include:
abrdn, Astrea Asset Management, Aviva Investors, Blackstone, British Land, Brockton Everlast, Brookfield Properties, Bruntwood, Cadogan, Canary Wharf Group, CEG, City of London, Derwent London, DWS, EDR REIM, Federated Hermes, Frasers Property, GPE, Grosvenor, Helical, Invesco, Landsec, LaSalle Investment Management, Lendlease, Logicor, Low Carbon Workplace, M&G Real Estate, Morgan Stanley Real Assets, Norges Bank, Nuveen Real Estate, Orchard Street Investment Management,Royal London Asset Management, Schroder Real Estate, SEGRO, Shaftesbury, Surrey Research Park, TfL, The Crown Estate, Workspace