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Tyskland
StadtNatur München
Moderne, intelligent system for adgangsstyring i boligbygg
Australia
The Royal Adelaide Hospital
Bedre tilgjengelighet letter koordineringen av pasienter og redder liv
Sveits
Bürgenstock Obbürgen
Barrierefrie integrerte adgangssystemer, som er med på å gi en uforglemmelig ferie i alpene
Tyskland
The Ship, Köln
Et heldigitalt kontorbygg som en del av energiomstillingen
Sveits
Limmattal sykehus i Schlieren
Et sykehus med skreddersydd trådløs adgangskontroll
Fremhevede bloggartikler
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Samfunn
How Digital Nomads Are Reshaping Hospitality Design
Digital nomadism is changing how people live, work and travel – and with it the spaces that host them. Nomads and remote workers use bars, cafés, hotels and serviced apartments differently, yet both push design toward longer stays, hybrid zones, reliable connectivity and good acoustics. Designers must balance flexibility with local identity to avoid interchangeable spaces and gentrification.
blog.categories.urbanization
Amsterdam’s ‘The Edge’ Redefined Smart Buildings: Erik Ubels on What’s Next
Smart building expert Erik Ubels spoke with the dormakaba Blog about his emblematic project and how the landscape has changed since then.
Teknologi
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.
Arkitektur
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.