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Australia

The Royal Adelaide Hospital

Increased accessibility facilitates coordination of patients and saves lives

Switzerland

Bürgenstock Obbürgen

Barrier-free integrated door systems for an unforgettable alpine stay

Germany

StadtNatur Munich

Modern smart access system for optimal residential access management

United Kingdom

Heathrow Airport

Paving the way for a premium travel experience

Germany

The Ship Cologne

A fully digital office that’s part of the energy transition

Featured Blog Articles

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Technology

The Predictive Hospital: How Data Is Helping Healthcare Run Smarter

Predictive analytics helps hospitals spot bottlenecks before they occur. Electronic health records, IoT bed sensors, wearable biosensors, and staffing data feed models that forecast emergency room demand, flag patient deterioration, and even predict staff turnover. Standards such as HL7 and FHIR unify these sources. Adoption depends on AI that is explainable, transparent, and well governed.

Architecture

The Spomenik: Yugoslavia’s Abstract Memorials Between Sculpture and Landscape

Across socialist Yugoslavia, abstract concrete memorials built from the 1960s to the 1980s commemorate the victims of fascism and the partisan resistance of the Second World War. The Spomenik merge sculpture, architecture and landscape, from Jasenovac to the Makedonium. Many fell into neglect after 1990, yet they remain a case study for designers in how built space carries memory.

Technology

Beyond the Nursing Home: Tech-Driven Senior Spaces

Technology is turning nursing homes into active partners in care. Invisible systems, sensors and AI spot risks early and free staff for people. Barrier-free, flexible design supports a whole life journey, while digital platforms fight isolation. Privacy, regulation and financing remain hurdles. What counts is not the technology itself, but how it is integrated.

Security

How to Apply the Least Privilege Principle (PoLP) to Reduce Cybersecurity Risks

Users, applications and systems should only have the access they strictly need – that is the Principle of Least Privilege (PoLP). Benefits include a smaller attack surface, damage containment, compliance and insider-threat protection. A five-step rollout, the link to Zero Trust, employee training and common implementation challenges round out the picture.