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Engineered Controls is proud to have been selected to provide the building management system for a new hotel to be built at Nebraska Innovation Campus in Lincoln, NE.
The six-story, 153-room hotel will be a Marriott Tribute property, which is an independent boutique hotel designed to attract a certain clientele of guests. Plans are to build the $31 million hotel first. Construction started early this year, with a target opening of June 2021. The hotel project marks the next step in the evolution of Innovation Campus. Most research parks across the country have a hotel on their campuses.
In addition to the guest rooms, the hotel will have a full-service restaurant, coffee shop, gym and other amenities. Also proposed for Innovation Campus is a new 80-000 square feet office building. Although the construction timeline is not set, the new office building has a proposed budget of $16 million.

Building Management Systems are truly becoming smart by constantly collecting all the available building data, processes it through an analytics layer, to help building managers make decisions that proactively solve facility problems.

Engineered Controls is proud to have been selected to provide the building management system for the new Carson Group’s headquarters building located in Heartwood Preserve redevelopment in Omaha, NE.
The new $50 million headquarters for nationally known Carson financial services group is under construction on the former west Omaha farmland at 144th and West Dodge. The six-story
glass facility will be a northern anchor to the development site. In partnership with Tetrad Property Group, JE Dunn will provide construction services for the 120,000-square foot office building that will consist of two buildings that feature high-tech and social amenities the company expects will attract talent to fuel rapid growth. Construction started in late 2019 and is expected to be completed in late 2020.

Building Automation = Efficiency

“We live in an era in which buildings of any size and shape can become intelligent buildings."

“With open-protocol technology, they can connect multiple subsystems together, on one network, rather than operating them all independently—maximizing energy efficiency, lowering maintenance costs, and providing centralized building control.”

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Commercial Remodel in Omaha, NE - 2020 It makes sense that some of the newest commercial buildings in Omaha are appointed with impressive technologies that can help businesses

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