For decades, the HVACD/R industry has operated under a set of expectations that, when examined closely, are structurally unrealistic. We ask technicians to: And we
We built the BIM. Owners are still asking: why don’t my assets know what they are, where they are, or what they mean? We’ve spent
The Architecture Behind the Missing Binding Layer Part 2 of 3: The Missing Binding Layer — How the Architecture Works In Part 1, we described
The Value Proposition, the On-Ramp, and Why the Timing Matters Part 3 of 3: The Missing Binding Layer — When Buildings Govern Themselves In Parts
Why the Built Environment Can Measure Everything—But Is Finally Beginning to Prove What Happened The built environment is not lacking structure. It is one of
For decades, we have been operating with a fundamental limitation in how buildings, environments, and exposures are understood: When something goes wrong, we reconstruct what
One of the latest AI crazes right now is the Open Claw project—and from my own testing, it’s actually pretty impressive. I’ve been following Matthew
What the PAE Living Building Reveals About the Governance Gap in Commercial Buildings Part 1 of 3: The Missing Binding Layer — The Story and
Stability doesn’t create innovation.
Chaos does.
We need lots of messy experimentation where ideas compete, plans fail, and long-standing beliefs evolve.
Right now, buildings are sitting at the edge of that exact moment.
Most people in the world of smart buildings have probably heard of Brick, ASHRAE 223P, or Haystack. What these are, essentially, are organized ways to
For decades, the HVACD/R industry has operated under a set of expectations that, when examined closely, are structurally unrealistic. We ask technicians to: And we
We built the BIM. Owners are still asking: why don’t my assets know what they are, where they are, or what they mean? We’ve spent
The Architecture Behind the Missing Binding Layer Part 2 of 3: The Missing Binding Layer — How the Architecture Works In Part 1, we described
The Value Proposition, the On-Ramp, and Why the Timing Matters Part 3 of 3: The Missing Binding Layer — When Buildings Govern Themselves In Parts
Why the Built Environment Can Measure Everything—But Is Finally Beginning to Prove What Happened The built environment is not lacking structure. It is one of
For decades, we have been operating with a fundamental limitation in how buildings, environments, and exposures are understood: When something goes wrong, we reconstruct what
One of the latest AI crazes right now is the Open Claw project—and from my own testing, it’s actually pretty impressive. I’ve been following Matthew
What the PAE Living Building Reveals About the Governance Gap in Commercial Buildings Part 1 of 3: The Missing Binding Layer — The Story and
Stability doesn’t create innovation.
Chaos does.
We need lots of messy experimentation where ideas compete, plans fail, and long-standing beliefs evolve.
Right now, buildings are sitting at the edge of that exact moment.
Most people in the world of smart buildings have probably heard of Brick, ASHRAE 223P, or Haystack. What these are, essentially, are organized ways to
