Client and portfolio context
IPUT develops, owns and manages commercial property in Dublin. In November 2026, it described its city-centre office portfolio as 30 prime assets totalling over 2 million sq ft. That provides the setting for a portfolio-level workplace technology discussion, with different buildings and occupiers sharing services and amenities. The number describes the owner’s portfolio rather than the confirmed coverage of this engagement.
Smart technology scope
Plan a connected experience across buildings and amenities
At portfolio scale, the brief needs a consistent occupier experience while respecting the access, information and service arrangements of each building. IPUT’s Studio workplace offer provides shared amenities across its portfolio, making membership, access, booking and communication useful planning questions. These are estimated scope priorities for the engagement, not a claim of an installed Smart Spaces service across all IPUT assets.
- A coherent experience across building and portfolio services.
- Membership, access and booking arrangements for shared amenities.
- Local operating responsibilities within a consistent portfolio approach.
Anand’s contribution
Anand supported the IPUT portfolio opportunity through commercial work and client engagement with Smart Spaces. He helped position the proposed service within the portfolio conversation. Smart Spaces was selected for the engagement.
- Portfolio opportunity development and client engagement.
- Support for the Smart Spaces proposition during the selection process.
Outcome and next milestone
Smart Spaces selected for the portfolio engagement
Smart Spaces was selected for the IPUT portfolio engagement. The milestone was selection of the proposed technology partner for the next stage of work.
Project position · November 2026
Smart Spaces selected for the portfolio engagement
Sources and further reading
Building scale and published technology features describe the wider project. Anand’s contribution is set out separately above.