Reference application
One campus. Five operating rhythms. One platform.
A 20-acre campus where offices, training, hotel, logistics and a show home run on the same local-first automation platform.
Location
Kollerschlag, Austria
Building type
Campus & workplace
Scope
Offices, training, hotel, logistics, show home
Platform
Loxone local-first automation
The brief
A campus is not one building.
A mixed-use campus brings together spaces with different opening hours, different comfort expectations and different operating teams. The integration challenge is to give each building the control it needs while keeping one view across the site.
This reference application shows how one automation platform can serve that range: workplaces, training rooms, guest accommodation, logistics and a show home, with local control in each building and central supervision where it matters.
01 / Need
What the campus needs
Different spaces, one operating standard.
- Local control for each building, independent of the central network.
- A common data model across workplace, hospitality and logistics spaces.
- Energy and comfort visibility at building and campus level.
02 / Response
What the platform does
One architecture, applied at different scales.
- Loxone controllers run lighting, climate, shading and access locally in each building.
- A central supervision layer normalises alarms, schedules and energy data across the site.
- Application views give operators and management the resolution they need.
Spaces
The spaces inside the project.
Project photography and representative interior references.
Reference application from the global Loxone network. Photography courtesy of Loxone Group. Scope varies by site.
Last reviewed: 2026-11-03
03 / Demonstrates
What it demonstrates
One platform can serve workplace, hospitality and logistics spaces without forcing the same interface on each.
Local control keeps each building usable when the wider network is unavailable.
A campus-level view is possible without centralising every control decision.
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