7 Lessons Football Stadiums Can Teach About Crowd Access Management
Football stadiums across the globe welcome thousands of fans on a weekly basis. When it comes to best practice for crowd access management, we can learn a lot from
How Oslo Emerged As the “Capital of Electric Cars”
Cars and vehicles are responsible for almost 15 percent of global CO2 emissions, accelerating climate change, air pollution, and respiratory health problems. To combat this, governments and environmentalists worldwide are searching for solutions. In wealthier nations, a popular approach is electrifying cars, with many looking to Norway as a successful example. The global electric vehicle […]
The Real Danger of AI to Architects: Ally or Competitor?
Artificial Intelligence is a strategic tool, and its development fully affects architects, one of the most important stakeholders in multiple facets of the real estate sector.
How Community Policing Transforms Neighborhoods
As security is increasingly understood as a holistic process, a new philosophy is gaining ground: Community policing. But please, do not picture reckless vigilante-style patrols.
Skeletons of Ambition: 5 Abandoned Construction Projects From Around the World
The five following abandoned construction sites from around the world stand as stark reminders of the challenges that can plague even the most meticulously planned endeavors.
Shopping After Hours: How Smart Access Technology Can Improve The Customer Experience
As the functions of the physical store evolve, so should its spaces, design, and management. And also its accessibility: in a scenario where experiences are just as important as transactions, it is essential to adapt opening hours to the needs of customers.
