Cureoscity Introduces Mobile-Only Tenant Experience at 8 Bishopsgate
Cureoscity has developed an industry-leading super app that provides one of commercial real-estate's first mobile-only tenant experiences at London's 8 Bishopsgate, the UK's most sustainable speculative office tower.
Appointed a year prior to practical completion, Cureoscity collaborated with the building's developers, Mitsubishi Estate London and Stanhope, and property managers, Savills, to understand the building's core vision. Using the latest technology, they have created an indispensable app catering to the specific needs of the building's users.
Having completed a short registration, users can add their employee badge to the wallet on their phone for access to both the landlord managed areas and their occupier space. As users enter the building this automatically updates access control systems giving real time insights into occupancy and peak days and times. Cureoscity's collaboration with SwiftConnect, HID, and the building's access control system provider ensures a plastic pass-free, mobile only experience.
The app also allows users to book space and organise events in any of the amenity spaces in the building, including the 200-seat auditorium, 'Twenty Six' - a kitchen, bar and terrace facility on Level 26, and on Level 50 both the Executive meeting spaces and the 'Lookout', a publicly accessible viewing gallery with incredible views of London. The app can also be used to book, unlock, and release smart lockers at the cyclists' locker room on the basement floors.
Cureoscity is also enabling a faster visitor journey. Visitors receive a QR code granting access from the Lobby to occupier floors, eliminating the need for a check-in at reception. As visitors pass through the speed gates, they are automatically checked into the building's systems and checked out upon departure. Cureoscity systems are also being used for core building management functions such as permits, deliveries and helpdesk tickets.
Chris Coleman-Brown, CEO at Cureoscity, said; "Our clients had a bold, challenging vision of how technology should revolutionise the user experience and minimise operational effort to manage core journeys in the building. By being involved early, we were able to find partners and enhance our own service to meet the client's vision. In a post-COVID world, technology has evolved rapidly and is now a critical element in helping deliver the desired user experience. We look forward to working with other clients to bring this technology into more spaces."
Kevin Darvishi, Leasing Director at Stanhope, said, "The tenant and visitor experience at 8 Bishopsgate is designed to be exceptional, in keeping with the building itself which aims to combine the best in design with the latest technology As more tenants occupy the building we are confident that the app will add to their experience of occupying 8 Bishopsgate and are delighted that Cureoscity working with its partners have delivered the first of its kind system."
