Boutique hotel, 32 rooms
Energy isolation by card on departure, lighting moods stored per room, and security deliberately invisible from the dining room.
- Building type
- Hotels
- Floor area
- 2 900 m²
- Context
- Character hospitality
- Brief
- 32 rooms, restaurant and terrace
The brief
What the building demands
- 01Technology that disappears behind the architectural intent
- 02Different lighting moods at breakfast, at dinner and late in the evening
- 03Real security that cannot be seen from the restaurant floor
- 04Controlled consumption despite a terrace open much of the year
The architecture
The response, layer by layer
The same order of dependency as on every project we run: energy first, supervision last. Each layer links to the discipline that handles it.
- 01ENERGYEnergy
Metering separating rooms, restaurant and terrace, so each activity carries its own consumption. Discipline
- 02ELECTRICALElectrical
Flush, discreet wiring accessories, with kitchen circuits sized for service peaks. Discipline
- 03NETWORKNetworks
Guest network kept distinct from operations, with coverage validated out to the terrace. Discipline
- 04SECURITYSecurity
Cameras integrated into the architecture, covering entrances and stores, and none in the dining room. Discipline
- 05ACCESSAccess control
Online locks, staff access traced by zone, guest rights expiring automatically at checkout. Discipline
- 06FIREFire
Addressable detection, compartmentation interlocks, and a kitchen system matched to the grease risk. Discipline
- 07AUTOMATIONAutomation
Lighting scenes stored per service period, with room energy cut when the guest leaves. Discipline
- 08MONITORINGSupervision
Consumption tracked per activity with drift alerts, and no technical screen in the guest's line of sight.
Technologies
What we bring to bear
- KNX
- DALI-2
- EN 54
- EN 50132
- Online locks
- Modbus TCP
Open, documented standards rather than closed systems: an installation must remain serviceable and extendable by another integrator.
In use
What this architecture produces
- Light changes with the moment of day, without anyone thinking about it.
- No piece of technical equipment enters the guest's field of view.
- Each activity knows its own consumption, and therefore its real margin.
This record describes a reference architecture. Measured performance figures are published only for completed sites, with the client's agreement.
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