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High-Performance Smart Buildings

Together with the OU44 Building, these buildings represent both cutting-edge and legacy environments, offering a comprehensive landscape for testing diverse smart building innovations.

• Building OU33: An older, 2,560 m² office building from 1999, serving as a complementary test site for retrofitting and comparison studies.

About the OU33 Building

• Construction year 1999
• Floor area 2560 m2
• 2 levels, plus basement
• 110 thermal zones (offices, seminar rooms, meeting rooms)
• BMS control of all building systems
• Metering infrastructure
• 1 main electricity submeters
• 50+ Schneider Electric Power tags
• Sensors
• All rooms PIR, Lux,
• Selected rooms Temperature, Humidity, VOC, CO2
• Weather station
• Froggit WH3000 SE WiFi. Outside temperature, relative humidity, solar radiation, UV value, precipitation, wind speed & wind direction

Core Device and Data Point Matrix

In addition to these large-scale datasets, a variety of IoT devices capture real-time operational and environmental metrics. Below is a core subset; diagnostic data can increase these counts by 5–6 times.

Device Count

• Window/Door Sensor: 200
• Motion Sensor: 50
• CO2 Sensor: 50
• Air Quality Sensor: 50
• Thermostat: 60
• Power Plug: 20 (ad hoc, potentially higher at scale)

Total Point Count (Core Data Points)

Note: The above includes only core points. Factoring in diagnostics can raise the total by 5–6 times.