More and more real estate developers are including a digital porter as the norm in their residential projects. Discover 5 reasons why.
New apartments are an interesting investment, but not all of them satisfy investors’ requirements. Your building project must meet the following 5 criteria.
Many apartment buildings still have a traditional doorbell, which no longer meets the standards of modern residential comfort. That's why apartment building owners are deciding to invest in smart doorbells. But what are the benefits of a smart doorbell?
In a time of constant innovation, is it not surprising that residential building entrances have not changed over the last fifty years? The current systems do not communicate with one another - separate letterboxes, doorbell panel, intercom in the apartments, many keys and locks and a price tag between £900 and £1,350 per apartment. Yet despite this considerable investment, the entrance no longer meets the needs of residents.
The number of young starters in large cities is rising. Project developers are increasingly incorporating the changing needs of this growing group of millennials into their work. In April 2017, construction started on YUST (Young Urban Style), an Antwerp housing project that effortlessly combines sustainability, sharing economy, and neighbourhood integration. In this blog post, you'll read all about how more communal spaces, (electric) car sharing, and a Bringme Box put this vision into practice.
Our way of living has changed drastically over the last 20 years, and to ensure sustainability and relieve pressure on mobility, we’ll have to do a lot of things differently. We spoke to Flemish Government Architect Leo Van Broeck about the most trailblazing developments of today and tomorrow, and the role that organisations such as Bringme play in living 2.0.