If The Walls Could Talk Transistor (https://transistor.fm) https://feeds.transistor.fm/if-the-walls-could-talk If The Walls Could Talk is a series of conversations about smart buildings, connecting key thinkers in the property world with each other, and you. © Broadband Proliferation Partners, LLC 88e93220-185a-5c9d-ac08-631049fd3851 yes en Wed, 01 Jul 2026 06:11:10 -0700 Wed, 01 Jul 2026 06:12:12 -0700 https://wiredscore.com/ https://img.transistorcdn.com/1496hCeHmcSI8cmKpHQxgcdYvOidIQB4K10SV9-dNlU/rs:fill:0:0:1/w:1400/h:1400/q:60/mb:500000/aHR0cHM6Ly9pbWct/dXBsb2FkLXByb2R1/Y3Rpb24udHJhbnNp/c3Rvci5mbS8xYzk1/NTZhMzkxOGQ0ZmJk/OWNjNjJhMTdhMjhk/ZDVhOC5qcGc.jpg If The Walls Could Talk https://wiredscore.com/ serial WiredScore If The Walls Could Talk is a series of conversations about smart buildings, connecting key thinkers in the property world with each other, and you. If The Walls Could Talk is a series of conversations about smart buildings, connecting key thinkers in the property world with each other, and you.. technology, real estate, smart buildings, proptech WiredScore No No How to approach creating a smart building. A conversation with John Gilbert, Rudin Management Company 1 1 How to approach creating a smart building. A conversation with John Gilbert, Rudin Management Company full 8d46eaef-19f9-4c44-8e57-a36569314fac https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e3NDWMpxCyI&list=PLLC1FC0eseQKPGr-FbEW7N1PcxASWwOyz&index=1 Listen to find out how Rudin Management Company makes decisions around what to include and what not to from a tech perspective, how they think about the returns of a smart building, and what lessons they have learned on their “smart” journey.

If The Walls Could Talk is a series of conversations about smart buildings, connecting key thinkers in the property world with each other, and you.

The series delves deeper into the practicalities of how to create a smart building that works, delivers great user experiences, and reduces its environmental impact on the built environment.

You’ll hear from landlords and developers, advisors, and tenants in the smart building space all of whom bring their unique perspective on what the term smart building actually means and what it takes to create a smart building that works.

The series follows four key themes throughout and leaves you with practical takeaways from each conversation.

  1. How to approach creating a smart building.
  2. User-first design: how to create a smart building that delivers.
  3. Technical foundations of smart: How to create a smart building that works.
  4. Smart and sustainability: Reducing the environmental impact of the built environment.
]]> Listen to find out how Rudin Management Company makes decisions around what to include and what not to from a tech perspective, how they think about the returns of a smart building, and what lessons they have learned on their “smart” journey.

If The Walls Could Talk is a series of conversations about smart buildings, connecting key thinkers in the property world with each other, and you.

The series delves deeper into the practicalities of how to create a smart building that works, delivers great user experiences, and reduces its environmental impact on the built environment.

You’ll hear from landlords and developers, advisors, and tenants in the smart building space all of whom bring their unique perspective on what the term smart building actually means and what it takes to create a smart building that works.

The series follows four key themes throughout and leaves you with practical takeaways from each conversation.

  1. How to approach creating a smart building.
  2. User-first design: how to create a smart building that delivers.
  3. Technical foundations of smart: How to create a smart building that works.
  4. Smart and sustainability: Reducing the environmental impact of the built environment.
]]> Wed, 15 Jun 2022 00:57:24 -0700 WiredScore WiredScore 865 Our first topic of If the Walls Could Talk starts right at the beginning and asks, how do you go about creating a smart building? And our conversation is with John Gilbert, COO of Rudin Management Company, the major New York commercial landlord (and one of the very first adopters of WiredScore back in 2013). Our first topic of If the Walls Could Talk starts right at the beginning and asks, how do you go about creating a smart building? And our conversation is with John Gilbert, COO of Rudin Management Company, the major New York commercial landlord (and one o technology, smart buildings No How to approach creating a smart building. A conversation with David Armour, Siemens. 1 1 How to approach creating a smart building. A conversation with David Armour, Siemens. full 36653fdd-6f72-4a78-95c5-b41041ce615e https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7hyR8IRuT3Q&list=PLLC1FC0eseQKPGr-FbEW7N1PcxASWwOyz&index=2 David and Jules, Global Director of Product at WiredScore, discuss the role of Siemens in the process of creating a smart building, the best way for landlords to procure tech for a building and how landlords can plan for tenants that they don’t yet have when committing to technologies.

If The Walls Could Talk is a series of conversations about smart buildings, connecting key thinkers in the property world with each other, and you. 

The series delves deeper into the practicalities of how to create a smart building that works, delivers great user experiences and reduces its environmental impact on the built environment. 

You’ll hear from landlords and developers, advisors and tenants in the smart building space all of whom bring their unique perspective on what does the term smart building actually mean and what it takes to create a smart building that works. 

The series follows four key themes throughout and leaves you with practical takeaways from each conversation. 

  1. How to approach creating a smart building. 
  2. User-first design: how to create a smart building that delivers. 
  3. Technical foundations of smart: How to create a smart building that works. 
  4. Smart and sustainability: Reducing the environmental impact of the built environment.
]]> David and Jules, Global Director of Product at WiredScore, discuss the role of Siemens in the process of creating a smart building, the best way for landlords to procure tech for a building and how landlords can plan for tenants that they don’t yet have when committing to technologies.

If The Walls Could Talk is a series of conversations about smart buildings, connecting key thinkers in the property world with each other, and you. 

The series delves deeper into the practicalities of how to create a smart building that works, delivers great user experiences and reduces its environmental impact on the built environment. 

You’ll hear from landlords and developers, advisors and tenants in the smart building space all of whom bring their unique perspective on what does the term smart building actually mean and what it takes to create a smart building that works. 

The series follows four key themes throughout and leaves you with practical takeaways from each conversation. 

  1. How to approach creating a smart building. 
  2. User-first design: how to create a smart building that delivers. 
  3. Technical foundations of smart: How to create a smart building that works. 
  4. Smart and sustainability: Reducing the environmental impact of the built environment.
]]> Fri, 24 Jun 2022 08:50:58 -0700 WiredScore WiredScore 868 In the second episode of WiredScore's smart building thought leadership series, If The Walls Could Talk, we speak with David Armour, Chief City Executive from Siemens about smart buildings and their role in the process of creating one. In the second episode of WiredScore's smart building thought leadership series, If The Walls Could Talk, we speak with David Armour, Chief City Executive from Siemens about smart buildings and their role in the process of creating one. smart building, technology, real estate No How to approach creating a smart building. A consultant's perspective. 1 1 How to approach creating a smart building. A consultant's perspective. full 87779cb5-1458-4118-816f-37ac12af1838 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4iVoqNANaJc&list=PLLC1FC0eseQKPGr-FbEW7N1PcxASWwOyz&index=3 Listen to find out what the process of creating a smart building looks like from the eyes of a consultant, how a landlord, who doesn’t have a history of creating smart buildings, should start creating one and what the most frustrating challenges are that Deerns face when advising their clients through their smart journey.

If The Walls Could Talk is a series of conversations about smart buildings, connecting key thinkers in the property world with each other, and you.

The series delves deeper into the practicalities of how to create a smart building that works, delivers great user experiences, and reduces its environmental impact on the built environment.

You’ll hear from landlords and developers, advisors, and tenants in the smart building space all of whom bring their unique perspective on what the term smart building actually means and what it takes to create a smart building that works.

The series follows four key themes throughout and leaves you with practical takeaways from each conversation.

  1. How to approach creating a smart building.
  2. User-first design: how to create a smart building that delivers.
  3. Technical foundations of smart: How to create a smart building that works.
  4. Smart and sustainability: Reducing the environmental impact of the built environment.
]]> Listen to find out what the process of creating a smart building looks like from the eyes of a consultant, how a landlord, who doesn’t have a history of creating smart buildings, should start creating one and what the most frustrating challenges are that Deerns face when advising their clients through their smart journey.

If The Walls Could Talk is a series of conversations about smart buildings, connecting key thinkers in the property world with each other, and you.

The series delves deeper into the practicalities of how to create a smart building that works, delivers great user experiences, and reduces its environmental impact on the built environment.

You’ll hear from landlords and developers, advisors, and tenants in the smart building space all of whom bring their unique perspective on what the term smart building actually means and what it takes to create a smart building that works.

The series follows four key themes throughout and leaves you with practical takeaways from each conversation.

  1. How to approach creating a smart building.
  2. User-first design: how to create a smart building that delivers.
  3. Technical foundations of smart: How to create a smart building that works.
  4. Smart and sustainability: Reducing the environmental impact of the built environment.
]]> Fri, 24 Jun 2022 08:52:08 -0700 WiredScore WiredScore 758 Our third episode of the topic of 'How to approach creating a smart building' gets the perspective of a consultant. And our conversation is with Ana Cunha Cribellier, the International Real Estate Director and CSR Director for Deerns Group, an independent engineering consultancy firm that specializes in the field of MEP design, energy concepts and building physics. Our third episode of the topic of 'How to approach creating a smart building' gets the perspective of a consultant. And our conversation is with Ana Cunha Cribellier, the International Real Estate Director and CSR Director for Deerns Group, an independent smart buildings, technology, real estate No How to approach creating a smart building. The importance of an outcome-driven approach. 1 1 How to approach creating a smart building. The importance of an outcome-driven approach. full d9acced4-274a-48e4-915c-3ad64385e350 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kcFviuPD-SA&list=PLLC1FC0eseQKPGr-FbEW7N1PcxASWwOyz&index=4 In this episode, Arie Barendrecht chats to Jules Barker and Dave Miller from WiredScore, as they discuss the importance of having an outcome-driven approach as a driver for guiding a smart building journey, converged networks and finally, data.

If The Walls Could Talk is a series of conversations about smart buildings, connecting key thinkers in the property world with each other, and you.

The series delves deeper into the practicalities of how to create a smart building that works, delivers great user experiences, and reduces its environmental impact on the built environment.

You’ll hear from landlords and developers, advisors, and tenants in the smart building space all of whom bring their unique perspective on what the term smart building actually means and what it takes to create a smart building that works.

The series follows four key themes throughout and leaves you with practical takeaways from each conversation.

  1. How to approach creating a smart building.
  2. User-first design: how to create a smart building that delivers.
  3. Technical foundations of smart: How to create a smart building that works.
  4. Smart and sustainability: Reducing the environmental impact of the built environment.
]]> In this episode, Arie Barendrecht chats to Jules Barker and Dave Miller from WiredScore, as they discuss the importance of having an outcome-driven approach as a driver for guiding a smart building journey, converged networks and finally, data.

If The Walls Could Talk is a series of conversations about smart buildings, connecting key thinkers in the property world with each other, and you.

The series delves deeper into the practicalities of how to create a smart building that works, delivers great user experiences, and reduces its environmental impact on the built environment.

You’ll hear from landlords and developers, advisors, and tenants in the smart building space all of whom bring their unique perspective on what the term smart building actually means and what it takes to create a smart building that works.

The series follows four key themes throughout and leaves you with practical takeaways from each conversation.

  1. How to approach creating a smart building.
  2. User-first design: how to create a smart building that delivers.
  3. Technical foundations of smart: How to create a smart building that works.
  4. Smart and sustainability: Reducing the environmental impact of the built environment.
]]> Fri, 24 Jun 2022 08:52:52 -0700 WiredScore WiredScore 846 Our fourth and final episode of the topic of 'How to approach creating a smart building' summarizes the topic and pulls our key themes from the previous conversations. Our fourth and final episode of the topic of 'How to approach creating a smart building' summarizes the topic and pulls our key themes from the previous conversations. smart buildings, technology, real estate No User-first design: how to create a smart building that delivers. With a focus on 22 Bishopsgate. 2 2 User-first design: how to create a smart building that delivers. With a focus on 22 Bishopsgate. full 1a38f915-d621-4f2c-bab3-9a893a74ec5f https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_IED92n8vUk&list=PLLC1FC0eseQKPGr-FbEW7N1PcxASWwOyz&index=5 In this episode, we find out how 22 Bishopsgate was brought to life for its occupiers, what were their first steps in creating a smart building and how they ensure their building continues adapting to new technologies and remains future-proof.

If The Walls Could Talk is a series of conversations about smart buildings, connecting key thinkers in the property world with each other, and you.

The series delves deeper into the practicalities of how to create a smart building that works, delivers great user experiences, and reduces its environmental impact on the built environment.

You’ll hear from landlords and developers, advisors, and tenants in the smart building space all of whom bring their unique perspective on what the term smart building actually means and what it takes to create a smart building that works.

The series follows four key themes throughout and leaves you with practical takeaways from each conversation.

  1. How to approach creating a smart building.
  2. User-first design: how to create a smart building that delivers.
  3. Technical foundations of smart: How to create a smart building that works.
  4. Smart and sustainability: Reducing the environmental impact of the built environment.
]]> In this episode, we find out how 22 Bishopsgate was brought to life for its occupiers, what were their first steps in creating a smart building and how they ensure their building continues adapting to new technologies and remains future-proof.

If The Walls Could Talk is a series of conversations about smart buildings, connecting key thinkers in the property world with each other, and you.

The series delves deeper into the practicalities of how to create a smart building that works, delivers great user experiences, and reduces its environmental impact on the built environment.

You’ll hear from landlords and developers, advisors, and tenants in the smart building space all of whom bring their unique perspective on what the term smart building actually means and what it takes to create a smart building that works.

The series follows four key themes throughout and leaves you with practical takeaways from each conversation.

  1. How to approach creating a smart building.
  2. User-first design: how to create a smart building that delivers.
  3. Technical foundations of smart: How to create a smart building that works.
  4. Smart and sustainability: Reducing the environmental impact of the built environment.
]]> Mon, 27 Jun 2022 00:31:34 -0700 WiredScore WiredScore 872 Our conversation is with Peter Bicknell, Head of Engineering at 22 Bishopsgate and Phillip Shalless, Senior Asset Manager at AXA IM Alts, both of whom are here to talk about one of London's smartest spaces, 22 Bishopsgate. Our conversation is with Peter Bicknell, Head of Engineering at 22 Bishopsgate and Phillip Shalless, Senior Asset Manager at AXA IM Alts, both of whom are here to talk about one of London's smartest spaces, 22 Bishopsgate. smart buildings, technology, real estate No User-first design: how to create a smart building that delivers. The importance of user-first design. 2 2 User-first design: how to create a smart building that delivers. The importance of user-first design. full 97dcae08-6d59-42ae-b573-23df55e03b66 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iJO21I6CoTk&list=PLLC1FC0eseQKPGr-FbEW7N1PcxASWwOyz&index=6 Our conversation is with Dan Drogman, the CEO of Smart Spaces, the organization behind a smart building operating system, that brings together all the base-build systems (HVAC, indoor air quality, lighting control, CCTV, etc) under one platform, and is used by landlords all over the world.

We discuss their work with the iconic 22 Bishopsgate, what a smart building means to them and how to prioritize user stories when creating a smart building.

If The Walls Could Talk is a series of conversations about smart buildings, connecting key thinkers in the property world with each other, and you.

The series delves deeper into the practicalities of how to create a smart building that works, delivers great user experiences, and reduces its environmental impact on the built environment.

You’ll hear from landlords and developers, advisors, and tenants in the smart building space all of whom bring their unique perspective on what the term smart building actually means and what it takes to create a smart building that works.

The series follows four key themes throughout and leaves you with practical takeaways from each conversation.

  1. How to approach creating a smart building.
  2. User-first design: how to create a smart building that delivers.
  3. Technical foundations of smart: How to create a smart building that works.
  4. Smart and sustainability: Reducing the environmental impact of the built environment.
]]> Our conversation is with Dan Drogman, the CEO of Smart Spaces, the organization behind a smart building operating system, that brings together all the base-build systems (HVAC, indoor air quality, lighting control, CCTV, etc) under one platform, and is used by landlords all over the world.

We discuss their work with the iconic 22 Bishopsgate, what a smart building means to them and how to prioritize user stories when creating a smart building.

If The Walls Could Talk is a series of conversations about smart buildings, connecting key thinkers in the property world with each other, and you.

The series delves deeper into the practicalities of how to create a smart building that works, delivers great user experiences, and reduces its environmental impact on the built environment.

You’ll hear from landlords and developers, advisors, and tenants in the smart building space all of whom bring their unique perspective on what the term smart building actually means and what it takes to create a smart building that works.

The series follows four key themes throughout and leaves you with practical takeaways from each conversation.

  1. How to approach creating a smart building.
  2. User-first design: how to create a smart building that delivers.
  3. Technical foundations of smart: How to create a smart building that works.
  4. Smart and sustainability: Reducing the environmental impact of the built environment.
]]> Mon, 27 Jun 2022 00:32:09 -0700 WiredScore WiredScore 891 In the sixth episode of If The Walls Could Talk, our conversation follows the theme of user-first design and asks the question, how do you create a smart building that delivers? In the sixth episode of If The Walls Could Talk, our conversation follows the theme of user-first design and asks the question, how do you create a smart building that delivers? smart buildings, technology, real estate No User-first design: how to create a smart building that delivers. A conversation with Anthony Morgado, JLL. 2 2 User-first design: how to create a smart building that delivers. A conversation with Anthony Morgado, JLL. full a1cee3ca-1e19-4d81-af31-099a14d22179 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eORn6wgsRqc&list=PLLC1FC0eseQKPGr-FbEW7N1PcxASWwOyz&index=7 In this episode, we find out how existing buildings can retrofit and become smart, how consultants like JLL help their clients choose the best technologies for their users and the value of data in smart buildings.

If The Walls Could Talk is a series of conversations about smart buildings, connecting key thinkers in the property world with each other, and you.

The series delves deeper into the practicalities of how to create a smart building that works, delivers great user experiences, and reduces its environmental impact on the built environment.

You’ll hear from landlords and developers, advisors, and tenants in the smart building space all of whom bring their unique perspective on what the term smart building actually means and what it takes to create a smart building that works.

The series follows four key themes throughout and leaves you with practical takeaways from each conversation.

  1. How to approach creating a smart building.
  2. User-first design: how to create a smart building that delivers.
  3. Technical foundations of smart: How to create a smart building that works.
  4. Smart and sustainability: Reducing the environmental impact of the built environment.
]]> In this episode, we find out how existing buildings can retrofit and become smart, how consultants like JLL help their clients choose the best technologies for their users and the value of data in smart buildings.

If The Walls Could Talk is a series of conversations about smart buildings, connecting key thinkers in the property world with each other, and you.

The series delves deeper into the practicalities of how to create a smart building that works, delivers great user experiences, and reduces its environmental impact on the built environment.

You’ll hear from landlords and developers, advisors, and tenants in the smart building space all of whom bring their unique perspective on what the term smart building actually means and what it takes to create a smart building that works.

The series follows four key themes throughout and leaves you with practical takeaways from each conversation.

  1. How to approach creating a smart building.
  2. User-first design: how to create a smart building that delivers.
  3. Technical foundations of smart: How to create a smart building that works.
  4. Smart and sustainability: Reducing the environmental impact of the built environment.
]]> Mon, 27 Jun 2022 00:32:40 -0700 WiredScore WiredScore 842 In the third episode of our topic, we talk to Anthony Morgado from JLL engineering. Anthony leads the smart building practice at JLL, working closely with real estate owners and tenants as a smart building consultant. In the third episode of our topic, we talk to Anthony Morgado from JLL engineering. Anthony leads the smart building practice at JLL, working closely with real estate owners and tenants as a smart building consultant. smart buildings, technology, real estate No User-first design: how to create a smart building that delivers. Our learnings. 2 2 User-first design: how to create a smart building that delivers. Our learnings. full 0a884282-61a9-4cd2-b6f2-ac8544a57cdd https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2FmKxWQEgXA&list=PLLC1FC0eseQKPGr-FbEW7N1PcxASWwOyz&index=8 In the episode, Jules, Arie and Tommy summarize the themes from the previous three conversations, highlighting learnings such as the importance of getting the foundations right in order to create a technologically flexible building, how the interoperability of systems can generate data that's truly valuable and why collaboration between systems and people is the next big step.

If The Walls Could Talk is a series of conversations about smart buildings, connecting key thinkers in the property world with each other, and you.

The series delves deeper into the practicalities of how to create a smart building that works, delivers great user experiences, and reduces its environmental impact on the built environment.

You’ll hear from landlords and developers, advisors, and tenants in the smart building space all of whom bring their unique perspective on what the term smart building actually means and what it takes to create a smart building that works.

The series follows four key themes throughout and leaves you with practical takeaways from each conversation.

  1. How to approach creating a smart building.
  2. User-first design: how to create a smart building that delivers.
  3. Technical foundations of smart: How to create a smart building that works.
  4. Smart and sustainability: Reducing the environmental impact of the built environment.
]]> In the episode, Jules, Arie and Tommy summarize the themes from the previous three conversations, highlighting learnings such as the importance of getting the foundations right in order to create a technologically flexible building, how the interoperability of systems can generate data that's truly valuable and why collaboration between systems and people is the next big step.

If The Walls Could Talk is a series of conversations about smart buildings, connecting key thinkers in the property world with each other, and you.

The series delves deeper into the practicalities of how to create a smart building that works, delivers great user experiences, and reduces its environmental impact on the built environment.

You’ll hear from landlords and developers, advisors, and tenants in the smart building space all of whom bring their unique perspective on what the term smart building actually means and what it takes to create a smart building that works.

The series follows four key themes throughout and leaves you with practical takeaways from each conversation.

  1. How to approach creating a smart building.
  2. User-first design: how to create a smart building that delivers.
  3. Technical foundations of smart: How to create a smart building that works.
  4. Smart and sustainability: Reducing the environmental impact of the built environment.
]]> Mon, 27 Jun 2022 00:33:04 -0700 WiredScore WiredScore 866 In the fourth and final episode of User-first design: how to create a smart building that delivers, Jules Barker and Arie Barendrecht speak with Tommy Crowley, WiredScore's Global Director of APAC, about the findings of the previous three conversations. In the fourth and final episode of User-first design: how to create a smart building that delivers, Jules Barker and Arie Barendrecht speak with Tommy Crowley, WiredScore's Global Director of APAC, about the findings of the previous three conversations. smart buildings, technology, real estate No Technological foundations: how to create a smart building that works. A conversation with Silvia Llanes, Gmp. 3 3 Technological foundations: how to create a smart building that works. A conversation with Silvia Llanes, Gmp. full fc7c98fc-1204-45cf-8c26-5044ecdf8e78 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k4NCEAfZzUQ&list=PLLC1FC0eseQKPGr-FbEW7N1PcxASWwOyz&index=9 Listen to find out how Gmp ensure their buildings are fit for the future, the importance of the new generation entering the workplace and how they use existing data from across their portfolio to develop new buildings.

If The Walls Could Talk is a series of conversations about smart buildings, connecting key thinkers in the property world with each other, and you.

The series delves deeper into the practicalities of how to create a smart building that works, delivers great user experiences, and reduces its environmental impact on the built environment.

You’ll hear from landlords and developers, advisors, and tenants in the smart building space all of whom bring their unique perspective on what the term smart building actually means and what it takes to create a smart building that works.

The series follows four key themes throughout and leaves you with practical takeaways from each conversation.

  1. How to approach creating a smart building.
  2. User-first design: how to create a smart building that delivers.
  3. Technical foundations of smart: How to create a smart building that works.
  4. Smart and sustainability: Reducing the environmental impact of the built environment.
]]> Listen to find out how Gmp ensure their buildings are fit for the future, the importance of the new generation entering the workplace and how they use existing data from across their portfolio to develop new buildings.

If The Walls Could Talk is a series of conversations about smart buildings, connecting key thinkers in the property world with each other, and you.

The series delves deeper into the practicalities of how to create a smart building that works, delivers great user experiences, and reduces its environmental impact on the built environment.

You’ll hear from landlords and developers, advisors, and tenants in the smart building space all of whom bring their unique perspective on what the term smart building actually means and what it takes to create a smart building that works.

The series follows four key themes throughout and leaves you with practical takeaways from each conversation.

  1. How to approach creating a smart building.
  2. User-first design: how to create a smart building that delivers.
  3. Technical foundations of smart: How to create a smart building that works.
  4. Smart and sustainability: Reducing the environmental impact of the built environment.
]]> Mon, 27 Jun 2022 00:36:36 -0700 WiredScore WiredScore 795 In this episode, Jules Barker, WiredScore's Global Director of Product, speaks to Silvia Llanes, Director of Innovation and Development at Gmp, one of Spain’s leading property-owning real estate groups that has the first WiredScore and SmartScore certification building in Spain. In this episode, Jules Barker, WiredScore's Global Director of Product, speaks to Silvia Llanes, Director of Innovation and Development at Gmp, one of Spain’s leading property-owning real estate groups that has the first WiredScore and SmartScore certific smart buildings, technology, real estate No Technological foundations: how to create a smart building that works. A conversation with Martin Frohock, ARM. 3 3 Technological foundations: how to create a smart building that works. A conversation with Martin Frohock, ARM. full 6a5348ec-8b37-4088-a616-2e1c1a4882c1 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fVxbBY0PP4g&list=PLLC1FC0eseQKPGr-FbEW7N1PcxASWwOyz&index=10 Hear how ARM are pioneering a data-driven experience in the workplace to deliver a people-first occupancy strategy, with a holistic approach to measuring the value of their worldwide real estate footprint.

If The Walls Could Talk is a series of conversations about smart buildings, connecting key thinkers in the property world with each other, and you.

The series delves deeper into the practicalities of how to create a smart building that works, delivers great user experiences, and reduces its environmental impact on the built environment.

You’ll hear from landlords and developers, advisors, and tenants in the smart building space all of whom bring their unique perspective on what the term smart building actually means and what it takes to create a smart building that works.

The series follows four key themes throughout and leaves you with practical takeaways from each conversation.

  1. How to approach creating a smart building.
  2. User-first design: how to create a smart building that delivers.
  3. Technical foundations of smart: How to create a smart building that works.
  4. Smart and sustainability: Reducing the environmental impact of the built environment.
]]> Hear how ARM are pioneering a data-driven experience in the workplace to deliver a people-first occupancy strategy, with a holistic approach to measuring the value of their worldwide real estate footprint.

If The Walls Could Talk is a series of conversations about smart buildings, connecting key thinkers in the property world with each other, and you.

The series delves deeper into the practicalities of how to create a smart building that works, delivers great user experiences, and reduces its environmental impact on the built environment.

You’ll hear from landlords and developers, advisors, and tenants in the smart building space all of whom bring their unique perspective on what the term smart building actually means and what it takes to create a smart building that works.

The series follows four key themes throughout and leaves you with practical takeaways from each conversation.

  1. How to approach creating a smart building.
  2. User-first design: how to create a smart building that delivers.
  3. Technical foundations of smart: How to create a smart building that works.
  4. Smart and sustainability: Reducing the environmental impact of the built environment.
]]> Mon, 27 Jun 2022 00:36:49 -0700 WiredScore WiredScore 884 In this episode, Arie Barendrecht, WiredScore's Global Founder and CEO, speaks to Martin Frohock, Global Workplace Innovation, Technology and Design Senior Manager at ARM, one of the world's largest semiconductor and software design companies, and a global occupier. In this episode, Arie Barendrecht, WiredScore's Global Founder and CEO, speaks to Martin Frohock, Global Workplace Innovation, Technology and Design Senior Manager at ARM, one of the world's largest semiconductor and software design companies, and a globa smart buildings, technology, real estate No Technological foundations: how to create a smart building that works. A conversation with Marc Gille, Thing-it. 3 3 Technological foundations: how to create a smart building that works. A conversation with Marc Gille, Thing-it. full 47e42d36-f1f6-472c-97b7-c513a831734d https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uy5gDfhvDbM&list=PLLC1FC0eseQKPGr-FbEW7N1PcxASWwOyz&index=11 We discuss how landlords should focus on the stakeholders and work out what's needed by each user before deploying technologies, big data and today’s digitalisation requirements.

If The Walls Could Talk is a series of conversations about smart buildings, connecting key thinkers in the property world with each other, and you.

The series delves deeper into the practicalities of how to create a smart building that works, delivers great user experiences, and reduces its environmental impact on the built environment.

You’ll hear from landlords and developers, advisors, and tenants in the smart building space all of whom bring their unique perspective on what the term smart building actually means and what it takes to create a smart building that works.

The series follows four key themes throughout and leaves you with practical takeaways from each conversation.

  1. How to approach creating a smart building.
  2. User-first design: how to create a smart building that delivers.
  3. Technical foundations of smart: How to create a smart building that works.
  4. Smart and sustainability: Reducing the environmental impact of the built environment.
]]> We discuss how landlords should focus on the stakeholders and work out what's needed by each user before deploying technologies, big data and today’s digitalisation requirements.

If The Walls Could Talk is a series of conversations about smart buildings, connecting key thinkers in the property world with each other, and you.

The series delves deeper into the practicalities of how to create a smart building that works, delivers great user experiences, and reduces its environmental impact on the built environment.

You’ll hear from landlords and developers, advisors, and tenants in the smart building space all of whom bring their unique perspective on what the term smart building actually means and what it takes to create a smart building that works.

The series follows four key themes throughout and leaves you with practical takeaways from each conversation.

  1. How to approach creating a smart building.
  2. User-first design: how to create a smart building that delivers.
  3. Technical foundations of smart: How to create a smart building that works.
  4. Smart and sustainability: Reducing the environmental impact of the built environment.
]]> Mon, 27 Jun 2022 00:39:28 -0700 WiredScore WiredScore 896 In this episode, Jules Barker speaks to Marc Gille, the CEO of Thing Technologies, the company behind Thing-it: The smart building management platform that brings together mobile technology, Cloud, the Internet of Things, big data and artificial intelligence into one single platform. In this episode, Jules Barker speaks to Marc Gille, the CEO of Thing Technologies, the company behind Thing-it: The smart building management platform that brings together mobile technology, Cloud, the Internet of Things, big data and artificial intellige smart buildings, technology, real estate No Technological foundations: how to create a smart building that works. Key themes and learnings. 3 3 Technological foundations: how to create a smart building that works. Key themes and learnings. full d40dfa6e-be65-4602-bae5-a9a643b6b719 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OR8kWDP9OT8&list=PLLC1FC0eseQKPGr-FbEW7N1PcxASWwOyz&index=12 Arie Barendrecht, Jules Barker and Sanj Ranasinghe discuss the key themes and learnings from the previous episodes, including the value of data, how it's important to get the balance of infrastructure and experience right and why a building should stand for something before it can be built.

If The Walls Could Talk is a series of conversations about smart buildings, connecting key thinkers in the property world with each other, and you.

The series delves deeper into the practicalities of how to create a smart building that works, delivers great user experiences, and reduces its environmental impact on the built environment.

You’ll hear from landlords and developers, advisors, and tenants in the smart building space all of whom bring their unique perspective on what the term smart building actually means and what it takes to create a smart building that works.

The series follows four key themes throughout and leaves you with practical takeaways from each conversation.

  1. How to approach creating a smart building.
  2. User-first design: how to create a smart building that delivers.
  3. Technical foundations of smart: How to create a smart building that works.
  4. Smart and sustainability: Reducing the environmental impact of the built environment.
]]> Arie Barendrecht, Jules Barker and Sanj Ranasinghe discuss the key themes and learnings from the previous episodes, including the value of data, how it's important to get the balance of infrastructure and experience right and why a building should stand for something before it can be built.

If The Walls Could Talk is a series of conversations about smart buildings, connecting key thinkers in the property world with each other, and you.

The series delves deeper into the practicalities of how to create a smart building that works, delivers great user experiences, and reduces its environmental impact on the built environment.

You’ll hear from landlords and developers, advisors, and tenants in the smart building space all of whom bring their unique perspective on what the term smart building actually means and what it takes to create a smart building that works.

The series follows four key themes throughout and leaves you with practical takeaways from each conversation.

  1. How to approach creating a smart building.
  2. User-first design: how to create a smart building that delivers.
  3. Technical foundations of smart: How to create a smart building that works.
  4. Smart and sustainability: Reducing the environmental impact of the built environment.
]]> Mon, 27 Jun 2022 00:40:41 -0700 WiredScore WiredScore 853 In this episode, Arie Barendrecht wraps up the topic of Technical Foundations: How to create a smart building that works with Jules Barker, WiredScore's Global Director of Product, and Sanj Ranasinghe, WiredScore's Global Director of Research and Development. In this episode, Arie Barendrecht wraps up the topic of Technical Foundations: How to create a smart building that works with Jules Barker, WiredScore's Global Director of Product, and Sanj Ranasinghe, WiredScore's Global Director of Research and Developm smart buildings, technology, real estate No Reducing the environmental impact of the built environment. A conversation with Doug Stewart, Cushman & Wakefield. 4 4 Reducing the environmental impact of the built environment. A conversation with Doug Stewart, Cushman & Wakefield. full 14fbb0b6-4197-42e8-ba76-9c64cc68c9af https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aABoNzS3e6A&list=PLLC1FC0eseQKPGr-FbEW7N1PcxASWwOyz&index=13 Doug Stewart from Cushman & Wakefield and Arie Barendrecht, WiredScore's Founder and CEO, discuss the trends driving smart buildings, how landlords could overcome challenges around retrofitting buildings to make them smart and the connection between data and sustainability.

If The Walls Could Talk is a series of conversations about smart buildings, connecting key thinkers in the property world with each other, and you.

The series delves deeper into the practicalities of how to create a smart building that works, delivers great user experiences, and reduces its environmental impact on the built environment.

You’ll hear from landlords and developers, advisors, and tenants in the smart building space all of whom bring their unique perspective on what the term smart building actually means and what it takes to create a smart building that works.

The series follows four key themes throughout and leaves you with practical takeaways from each conversation.

  1. How to approach creating a smart building.
  2. User-first design: how to create a smart building that delivers.
  3. Technical foundations of smart: How to create a smart building that works.
  4. Smart and sustainability: Reducing the environmental impact of the built environment.
]]> Doug Stewart from Cushman & Wakefield and Arie Barendrecht, WiredScore's Founder and CEO, discuss the trends driving smart buildings, how landlords could overcome challenges around retrofitting buildings to make them smart and the connection between data and sustainability.

If The Walls Could Talk is a series of conversations about smart buildings, connecting key thinkers in the property world with each other, and you.

The series delves deeper into the practicalities of how to create a smart building that works, delivers great user experiences, and reduces its environmental impact on the built environment.

You’ll hear from landlords and developers, advisors, and tenants in the smart building space all of whom bring their unique perspective on what the term smart building actually means and what it takes to create a smart building that works.

The series follows four key themes throughout and leaves you with practical takeaways from each conversation.

  1. How to approach creating a smart building.
  2. User-first design: how to create a smart building that delivers.
  3. Technical foundations of smart: How to create a smart building that works.
  4. Smart and sustainability: Reducing the environmental impact of the built environment.
]]> Mon, 27 Jun 2022 00:44:41 -0700 WiredScore WiredScore 861 In this episode, we kick off the topic of the environmental impact of the built environment by speaking to Doug Stewart from Cushman & Wakefield. As the Head of Digital Advisory, Doug helps Cushman & Wakefield integrate technology into their day to day services. In this episode, we kick off the topic of the environmental impact of the built environment by speaking to Doug Stewart from Cushman & Wakefield. As the Head of Digital Advisory, Doug helps Cushman & Wakefield integrate technology into their day t smart buildings, technology, real estate No Reducing the environmental impact of the built environment. A conversation with Brendan Wallace, Fifth Wall. 4 4 Reducing the environmental impact of the built environment. A conversation with Brendan Wallace, Fifth Wall. full fb3d7e6c-6304-4f19-8fcc-a371d375ed02 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GSeZVeJ4ZRg&list=PLLC1FC0eseQKPGr-FbEW7N1PcxASWwOyz&index=14 In the US alone, decarbonizing US assets will cost 18 trillion dollars. That's why, in this episode, we discuss Fifth Wall's climate tech fund, investor returns on climate technology, and the challenges and opportunities for real estate owners.

If The Walls Could Talk is a series of conversations about smart buildings, connecting key thinkers in the property world with each other, and you.

The series delves deeper into the practicalities of how to create a smart building that works, delivers great user experiences, and reduces its environmental impact on the built environment.

You’ll hear from landlords and developers, advisors, and tenants in the smart building space all of whom bring their unique perspective on what the term smart building actually means and what it takes to create a smart building that works.

The series follows four key themes throughout and leaves you with practical takeaways from each conversation.

  1. How to approach creating a smart building.
  2. User-first design: how to create a smart building that delivers.
  3. Technical foundations of smart: How to create a smart building that works.
  4. Smart and sustainability: Reducing the environmental impact of the built environment.
]]> In the US alone, decarbonizing US assets will cost 18 trillion dollars. That's why, in this episode, we discuss Fifth Wall's climate tech fund, investor returns on climate technology, and the challenges and opportunities for real estate owners.

If The Walls Could Talk is a series of conversations about smart buildings, connecting key thinkers in the property world with each other, and you.

The series delves deeper into the practicalities of how to create a smart building that works, delivers great user experiences, and reduces its environmental impact on the built environment.

You’ll hear from landlords and developers, advisors, and tenants in the smart building space all of whom bring their unique perspective on what the term smart building actually means and what it takes to create a smart building that works.

The series follows four key themes throughout and leaves you with practical takeaways from each conversation.

  1. How to approach creating a smart building.
  2. User-first design: how to create a smart building that delivers.
  3. Technical foundations of smart: How to create a smart building that works.
  4. Smart and sustainability: Reducing the environmental impact of the built environment.
]]> Mon, 27 Jun 2022 00:48:41 -0700 WiredScore WiredScore 857 Arie Barendrecht speaks to Brendan Wallace, Co-Founder and Managing Partner at Fifth Wall, the largest venture capital firm advising corporates on and investing in Built World technology. Arie Barendrecht speaks to Brendan Wallace, Co-Founder and Managing Partner at Fifth Wall, the largest venture capital firm advising corporates on and investing in Built World technology. smart buildings, technology, real estate No Reducing the environmental impact of the built environment. A conversation with Jeff Vittorio, Columbia Property Trust. 4 4 Reducing the environmental impact of the built environment. A conversation with Jeff Vittorio, Columbia Property Trust. full a549f202-390d-46f4-a0e0-06e18aa588ee https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TVCmAlibi14&list=PLLC1FC0eseQKPGr-FbEW7N1PcxASWwOyz&index=15 Jeff Vittorio, Vice President of Property Management at Columbia Property Trust, explains how they are working to create a more hospitality-focused experience, with tenants being seen as guests, and how Columbia Property Trust is using technology to measure, improve and report against your goals. They also discuss the benefits of using global benchmarking tools during design stages to ensure the whole lifecycle of the building is thought through and that they are following best practices at each stage.

If The Walls Could Talk is a series of conversations about smart buildings, connecting key thinkers in the property world with each other, and you.

The series delves deeper into the practicalities of how to create a smart building that works, delivers great user experiences, and reduces its environmental impact on the built environment.

You’ll hear from landlords and developers, advisors, and tenants in the smart building space all of whom bring their unique perspective on what the term smart building actually means and what it takes to create a smart building that works.

The series follows four key themes throughout and leaves you with practical takeaways from each conversation.

  1. How to approach creating a smart building.
  2. User-first design: how to create a smart building that delivers.
  3. Technical foundations of smart: How to create a smart building that works.
  4. Smart and sustainability: Reducing the environmental impact of the built environment.
]]> Jeff Vittorio, Vice President of Property Management at Columbia Property Trust, explains how they are working to create a more hospitality-focused experience, with tenants being seen as guests, and how Columbia Property Trust is using technology to measure, improve and report against your goals. They also discuss the benefits of using global benchmarking tools during design stages to ensure the whole lifecycle of the building is thought through and that they are following best practices at each stage.

If The Walls Could Talk is a series of conversations about smart buildings, connecting key thinkers in the property world with each other, and you.

The series delves deeper into the practicalities of how to create a smart building that works, delivers great user experiences, and reduces its environmental impact on the built environment.

You’ll hear from landlords and developers, advisors, and tenants in the smart building space all of whom bring their unique perspective on what the term smart building actually means and what it takes to create a smart building that works.

The series follows four key themes throughout and leaves you with practical takeaways from each conversation.

  1. How to approach creating a smart building.
  2. User-first design: how to create a smart building that delivers.
  3. Technical foundations of smart: How to create a smart building that works.
  4. Smart and sustainability: Reducing the environmental impact of the built environment.
]]> Mon, 27 Jun 2022 00:51:35 -0700 WiredScore WiredScore 799 Jules Barker speaks with Jeff Vittorio, the Vice President of Property Management at Columbia Property Trust, the major US landlord, and developer with assets all across New York, Boston, Washington, and San Francisco. Jules Barker speaks with Jeff Vittorio, the Vice President of Property Management at Columbia Property Trust, the major US landlord, and developer with assets all across New York, Boston, Washington, and San Francisco. smart buildings, technology, real estate No Reducing the environmental impact of the built environment. A discussion with WiredScore's Finance Director. 4 4 Reducing the environmental impact of the built environment. A discussion with WiredScore's Finance Director. full 926cd7f5-12b6-488b-9a73-95122ea734ea https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=clUCPIntpBo&list=PLLC1FC0eseQKPGr-FbEW7N1PcxASWwOyz&index=16 Jules Barker, Arie Barendrecht and Charlotte Meara, Finance Director at WiredScore, discuss the key takeaways from the previous three episodes, including the balance between making incremental vs. big bang decisions, long-term investing, and how sharing more information more openly would enable a more sustainable future for us all.

If The Walls Could Talk is a series of conversations about smart buildings, connecting key thinkers in the property world with each other, and you.

The series delves deeper into the practicalities of how to create a smart building that works, delivers great user experiences, and reduces its environmental impact on the built environment.

You’ll hear from landlords and developers, advisors, and tenants in the smart building space all of whom bring their unique perspective on what the term smart building actually means and what it takes to create a smart building that works.

The series follows four key themes throughout and leaves you with practical takeaways from each conversation.

  1. How to approach creating a smart building.
  2. User-first design: how to create a smart building that delivers.
  3. Technical foundations of smart: How to create a smart building that works.
  4. Smart and sustainability: Reducing the environmental impact of the built environment.
]]> Jules Barker, Arie Barendrecht and Charlotte Meara, Finance Director at WiredScore, discuss the key takeaways from the previous three episodes, including the balance between making incremental vs. big bang decisions, long-term investing, and how sharing more information more openly would enable a more sustainable future for us all.

If The Walls Could Talk is a series of conversations about smart buildings, connecting key thinkers in the property world with each other, and you.

The series delves deeper into the practicalities of how to create a smart building that works, delivers great user experiences, and reduces its environmental impact on the built environment.

You’ll hear from landlords and developers, advisors, and tenants in the smart building space all of whom bring their unique perspective on what the term smart building actually means and what it takes to create a smart building that works.

The series follows four key themes throughout and leaves you with practical takeaways from each conversation.

  1. How to approach creating a smart building.
  2. User-first design: how to create a smart building that delivers.
  3. Technical foundations of smart: How to create a smart building that works.
  4. Smart and sustainability: Reducing the environmental impact of the built environment.
]]> Mon, 27 Jun 2022 00:52:50 -0700 WiredScore WiredScore 894 Jules Barker and Arie Barendrecht talk to Charlotte Meara, WiredScore's Finance Director, about the role smart buildings play in reducing global carbon emissions. Jules Barker and Arie Barendrecht talk to Charlotte Meara, WiredScore's Finance Director, about the role smart buildings play in reducing global carbon emissions. smart buildings, technology, real estate, if the walls could talk No