Architectural and building services requirements for smart homes

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Smart home technologies are a large potential market for the construction and building services industry. This chapter discusses the topics consultants, installers, and suppliers of home automation systems encounter when working in the field. Improved communication skills and more flexible approaches to the design and installing of building services leads to many new opportunities for new products and services. There are a large number of requirements from the perspective of architectural design and building services engineering, which relate to the infrastructure that is needed for smart homes. An overview of these electrical engineering and ICT requirements is discussed. When working with clients, it is important to consider the additional set of rules of working in their homes. Clients may have additional needs in the field of home modifications that can also be addressed when doing retrofitting projects. An outline of steps to get stared and essential questions for professional care organization is given.

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Van Hoof, J., Zeiler, W., & Van Bergen, R. (2016). Architectural and building services requirements for smart homes. In Handbook of Smart Homes, Health Care and Well-Being (pp. 387–394). Springer International Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-01583-5_29

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