SIMAC’s new Belgian headquarters at Haasrode Research Park provides 3,500 m² of workspace for 140 employees. Mymesh connects lighting, movement and daylight control with multi-sensors for climate data in a sustainable and flexibly managed working environment.
SIMAC’s new Belgian headquarters at Haasrode Research Park provides 3,500 m² of workspace for 140 employees. Mymesh connects lighting, movement and daylight control with multi-sensors for climate data in a sustainable and flexibly managed working environment. Designed by Architects in Motion, the project was completed in 2022.
Mymesh connects lighting, movement and daylight control with multi-sensors for climate data in one wireless infrastructure. This supports comfort, energy efficiency and future changes from a central platform.
3,500 m² gross floor area: the new Belgian headquarters has approximately 3,500 square metres of gross floor area. The building provides workspace for 140 employees.
Movement detection automatically controls the general lighting. Daylight control reduces the demand for artificial lighting.
The delivery brings together design by Architects in Motion, ownership or commissioning by Simac and use by SIMAC ICT Belgium. The project aligns with BEN / NZEB (nearly zero-energy design).
