The new music hall has a central control system for lighting and electric blinds/curtains with KNX technology. Includes all public and external lighting.

The public and outdoor areas of the building are interconnected by a bus information network, enabling control of the entire building from a central point. Over 500 points are controlled, making up the automated building, with lighting scenarios shaping the desired atmosphere of each space at the touch of a button, the command of a timer or through sensors that transmit brightness information. In this way a constant and uniform lighting is achieved based on the architect’s instructions, the needs of each space and the external conditions.

This achieves the optimal indoor environment, while at the same time allowing only specific staff members to interfere with the lighting, eliminating the unwanted interference of unauthorized interference.

The building is controlled by a central touch screen, allowing central control of the entire building, as well as of the individual spaces separately, either with fully automated scenarios or with on-demand operation.

The integrated control of the building achieves significant energy savings and facilitates the control and proper operation of all systems to achieve the best possible result.