ip integration within commercial buildings

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IP Integration within commercial

Case Study on One New Change, London, UK


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Running OrderDavid Gallagher : The Developers Vision

Land Securities

Dimension Data

Schneider Electric

ues on me


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Project Statistics

Building Size: 2.5 Acres

Retai : 220,000sq B, Gr & 1s

Office : 340,000sqf 2nd 6th

Completion Date: Oct 2010


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The Development


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Typical Floor Plan 91,172 Sq Ft NIA


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Why Deliver IP!

Analogue era to the Digital?

i.e. BMS, CCTV, Access Control,

Ener & Power Mana ementsystems, Satellite TV Distribution,Elevator Management Systems, Data

Networks, Wireless and many more.


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Pre-construction delivery

Why do pre-construction delivery?

Review & Challenge the clients

sco e


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Clients Brief

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Or

Under / Over specified or not

specific or just not relevant


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Pre-construction delivery

Why do pre-construction delivery?

scope

Review the IT consultantsinter retation of the client

scope


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Buyer beware?


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Market Testing

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Dimension Data : Total Building IP

Integration Schneider Electric : Operational

Delivery


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Service Partner Consultation Period

17 Weeks of a Project IntegrationForum


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Deliverables

1. Market test the IT consultantsspecification and networkdiagrams.

Result:a. Simplified the network design but

more resilient.

b. Removed unwanted over scope.


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Deliverables cont:

Result cont:

c. Agreed a schedule of all the

consumable equipment for

.


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Deliverables cont:

Result cont:d. Met with all the IP Partners

and agreed their

deliverables for the IPn egra on an e rinterfacing with the iBMS /

.


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Deliverables cont:

Result cont:e. Cost benefit identified over

the 17 weeks proving the

client sco e was in theregion of 24%

, .


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IP Integration within Commercial

Part 2 Total Building IP Integration

Rob Unwin


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Topics

One New Change: Total Building

IP Integration1. Challenges

2. Desi n Considerations

3. Building IP Solution

.


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Challenges

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2. Early pre-construction design of network

3. Traditional construction procurement strategy mu t p e tra e contractors, mar up-on-

markup, integration & design risk factors,

etc.


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Design Considerations

Early cost planning & technical design

uy n rom sys ems manu ac urers an

specialist installers Lifecycle cost management - capital build and

operational costs


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Common Network System

Two independent assets: Office & Retail

- -

Backbone:

10 km OM3 10GB Fibre

Dual resilient core switches Edge:

10 km Cat6 UTP copper

100 MB to devices


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Active CNS Network


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Retail IP Partners

, ,

Intercom)BMS

Lighting Control & Emergency Lighting

Car Park Barrier SystemRetailer Intranet & Communication

System

Monitoring

Lifts & Escalator Management System

Power Monitoring System

Retail Information & Help Kiosks

Pedestrian Counting System

Retail Digital Displays Marketing

Monitoring System


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Office IP Partners

Security (CCTV, Access Control,Video Intercom)

BMS

Utility & Tenants Billing and Energy

Monitorin S stem

Lighting Control & Emergency Lighting

Monitoring

Lifts & Escalator Management System

Office Intranet & Communication

System

IP Satellite TV & FM Distribution


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The Role of the Integrator

Transition Employers Requirements into detailed

1.) Clients building operation requirements

2.) IP partner requirements

3. Passive & Active Network

Robust Integration Methodology

,Optimisation.


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The Future of Building IP Integration

1.) A more educated industry

risk

costs means solutions are more

scalable and viable3.) Technology innovations

4.) Lower cost procurement

strategy & Single sourceproviders

Technology Innovation Curve


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Project Stakeholders

Land Securities

Main Contractor

Operations Finance

Quantity Surveyor Facilities Management

y

Tenants

Next Hugo Boss

Swatch

K&L Gates

Mitsui Bank


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The need to take a different approach


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Buildin Goals

Intelligent & Green

Fully Wired data highway for all building control

systems

Supports building automation ; managementfacilities ; business to business ; business to

consumer comms

Real time data for optimum conditions


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An innovative a roach

se m es gn exper se

Interview key stakeholders to identify pain

points & desires

Engage with stakeholders in evolution ofsolution

Dont et com licated


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Ri ht Access for the Ri ht Need


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Sim le Portal Access


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