1 Intelligent sustainable buildings
1.1 Introduction to "intelligent sustainable buildings"
1.2 The fourth utility
1.3 Access control and security systems
1.4 Elevators and escalators
1.5 Lighting
1.6 Signage
1.7 Building condition monitoring
1.8 Underlying philosophy
1.9 Standards, codes and initiatives
2 Intelligent sustainable building roadmap
2.1 Subjective versus objective evaluation
2.2 Buildings versus community
2.3 Technologies
3 Types of buildings
3.1 Single family
3.2 Residential multi-unit
3.3 Commercial buildings
3.4 Hotel
3.5 Hospital
3.6 Factory
3.7 Intelligent buildings and new business opportunities
4 Other aspects
4.1 Operating costs and occupant comfort
4.2 Tenants' satisfaction
4.3 Maintenance
4.4 Evaluation – How intelligent is an "Intelligent"
building?
4.5 New business opportunities for the building sector and ICT
industry
5 Climate change adaptation
6 Typical systems in an intelligent building
6.1 Physical infrastructure
6.2 Data and ICT infrastructure
6.3 Building control systems
6.4 Integrated building management systems
7 Trends in intelligent sustainable buildings
7.1 Vision
7.2 Future considerations
Appendix I – Examples of intelligent buildings
I.1 Molson Centre
I.2 Windsor Station
I.3 Flint Mass Transportation Authority downtown terminus
I.4 Wellesley Central Health Corporation
I.5 World Trade Centre
I.6 Microsoft's building pilot programme
I.7 Infosys building, Pocharam campus in Hyderabad
I.8 San Francisco Public Utilities Commission (SFPUC) Building
Appendix II – Abbreviations and acronyms
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