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The Continental Automated Buildings Association (CABA) has begun a new intelligent buildings landmark research study that will examine the impact of smart grids and net zero energy on commercial buildings.
The concept of an intelligent, smart, or “next generation” buildings was first proposed back in the 1980s, and discussions and promotion have continued ever since.
Building owners, developers, and design professionals have all been seeking guidance to help understand the value proposition of integrated and intelligent buildings (IIB).
