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|title=The Changing Face of Smart Buildings: The Op-Ex Advantage | |title=The Changing Face of Smart Buildings: The Op-Ex Advantage | ||
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|publisher=Jones Lang LaSalle | |publisher=Jones Lang LaSalle | ||
|published=2022-01-01 | |published=2022-01-01 | ||
|file=JLL-Smart-buildings-final-hires.pdf | |file=JLL-Smart-buildings-final-hires.pdf | ||
|abstract=This marquee project received considerable attention because it was an integrated energy retrofit of a significant building, according to Dan Probst, who heads JLL’s technical operations. Less visible, says Probst, were the many smart building components installed in the iconic structure. | |||
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| Title | The Changing Face of Smart Buildings: The Op-Ex Advantage |
| Type | report |
| Publisher | Jones Lang LaSalle |
| Issue | 2022-01-01 |
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This marquee project received considerable attention because it was an integrated energy retrofit of a significant building, according to Dan Probst, who heads JLL’s technical operations. Less visible, says Probst, were the many smart building components installed in the iconic structure.