Edge at Thirty High
Automatry Edge is being used at Thirty High, supporting operational visibility on a major London retrofit project.
The project shows where live building data, commissioning evidence, and long-term performance need to connect.
Thirty High is the kind of project Edge was built for: technically ambitious, sustainability-led, and focused on long-term performance rather than handover alone. The project is led by Landsec, with McLaren as main contractor and GBE involved in delivery.
On projects like this, the BMS cannot just be something that is installed, commissioned, and left behind as a black box. The data needs to be visible, structured, and useful.
Why Edge fits
Edge gives project and operational teams a clearer way to understand what the building is doing. It helps connect live point data, asset context, commissioning checks and ongoing maintenance visibility.
That is especially important on high-performance retrofit projects. The design intent is only part of the story. The building also needs to prove itself through operation, and the people responsible for it need the right tools to see what is happening.
A better handover
We see Edge as part of a better handover model: one where commissioning evidence, live system behaviour and future maintenance requirements are connected. That means fewer hidden issues, clearer responsibility, and a stronger operational baseline.
Thirty High is an important step in showing how Edge can support the kind of projects where building performance genuinely matters.