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smart building

A building that includes the most modern telecommunications amenities generally available in the marketplace,allowing occupants easy access to bandwidth and switching services. Do not confuse with intelligent building, which is one able to sense its environment and make heating,cooling,lighting,health,and safety decisions without human input.



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Construction will involve smart building methods to speed up the process, while it will remain environmentally friendly and cost effective, said the Cabinet.
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Al Gurm Gardens is an AED500 million complex of villas, boasting smart building features, including touch buttons for lights, air-conditioning and security, round the clock security guards, CCTV monitoring of public areas, and additional modern amenities such as a gym and health club, full-size swimming pool, multi-purpose playground, children's area and fenced garden for each stand-alone villa.
 
 
 
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