KNX - The open standard,
Elevating Australia's

Torquay, Victoria - home of Bell's Beach. A single KNX system converges lighting, energy and water monitoring, hydraulics and building performance into one platform: Hager KNX wall switches, KNX 360° occupancy sensors, ABB KNX colour touchscreens and KNX-DALI gateways, all managed through NETxLAB Voyager software with a full interface to building security. A vertical wind turbine and 2.5kW photovoltaic system feed real-time data straight into the KNX network, displayed on a 42" interactive panel in the foyer designed to shift how occupants think about energy use. Developer: Surf Coast Shire Council. Architect: Perrott Lyon Mathieson. Builder: Cockram Constructions.

161 Castlereagh St (ANZ Tower), officially opened September 2013 - 59,000m² over 44 levels, 6-Star Green Star. Developed by Grocon, designed by Francis-Jones Morehan Thorp, home to ANZ Bank, Herbert Smith Freehills and Boston Consulting Group. mySmart delivered all four major components: the base building plus each of the three tenancy fit-outs - over 1,800 KNX devices in total. KNX/DALI gateways from ABB stream the lighting ballasts; an ABB touchscreen sits near the lift core on every level, with Hager KNX wall switches throughout each floor. The system interfaces to the BMS via KNX/BACnet for full scheduling, and more than 30 AMX KNX interfaces control lighting scenes, curtains and blinds across the building's meeting spaces. Daylight harvesting and presence detection keep energy use to a minimum without compromising security for after-hours occupants.

Ravenhall Correctional Centre, on Victoria's Western Freeway - one of Australia's most sophisticated correctional facilities, and proof KNX could handle a project at serious scale. Designed by Guymer Bailey Architects and Paul Hunt Architects, built by John Holland, delivered with electrical contractor Downer EDI Engineering.

A Dexus-developed commercial tower and one of North Sydney's most sustainable workplaces, delivered with electrical contractor HeyDay5 and architect Architectus.

Calvary Hospital Adelaide - a benchmark for sustainable healthcare design, and a rare 5-Star Green Star result in the demanding hospital sector. Delivered with electrical consultant Downer EDI, contractor Leed Engineering, architect Silver Thomas Hanley and builder John Holland.

Another healthcare project, another nomination - KNX's reliability record keeps building.

A Lendlease-developed mixed-use precinct, built by Qanstruct with electrical contractor Prime Electrical - one of Melbourne's most sustainably ambitious developments.

A Sydney icon reborn as an intelligent environment for the JDH Capital development, with architect BVN and electrical contractor Pro Electrical - and another KNX Award nomination to show for it.

A network-wide rollout across the expansion - KNX and Rapix working together at the biggest transport scale we've delivered, alongside electrical contractors Fredon, Grid Electrical and HeyDay5.

33 Alfred Street - one of Sydney's most sustainably ambitious commercial towers, achieving 6-Star Green Star, 6-Star NABERS and WELL Platinum all at once. Delivered with architect Johnson Pilton Walker, builder Built Australia, and electrical contractor Heyday5.

Thousands of KNX devices across more than ten contractor packages, from the Main Terminal (1,426 KNX parts alone) to the Command Centre and Canine Facility (1,419 parts) - built by Multiplex with electrical consultant WSP and lead contractor HeyDay5.

One of NSW's most significant public health infrastructure projects in recent years, delivered inside a live hospital environment - electrical consultant JHA, contractor New Edge Electrical Services, architect Jacobs, builder BESIXWatpac.

Five international award nominations, one win, and the platform behind our biggest, most technically demanding work. Mirvac Harbourside - targeting 6-Star Green Star and WELL Gold - is next, due 2026-2027.