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Behind the name Simmetri lies a key concept: the complete lifecycle management for the built and industrial environment, supported by a solid and continuous information backbone. The “S” in Simmetri visually represents this path: a curve that goes through all the life phases of the asset – from the initial concept to long-term maintenance – collecting and enhancing the data generated along the way.

Concept: where it all begins

The birth of a building always starts with an idea. In this first phase, one imagines how the asset will be used and what functions it will have to perform. The focus is not yet on the external appearance, but on the content: what spaces are needed? How should they be organized?

Let’s take an example: a kindergarten and a private home can both have a kitchen, a rest area, a recreational space, and bathrooms. But the dimensions, layout, and requirements of these spaces are radically different. It is the content that guides the form.

Here, architects, designers, and the client collaborate closely to define the concept, and Simmetri supports them in collecting and structuring this information, laying the foundation for everything that comes after.

Design and construction: the operational core

Once the concept is defined, the process moves to the more technical phase: detailed design and building construction. At this stage, priorities shift: time, costs, and coordination among parties become crucial elements.

The key players here are designers, contractors, and the client, who needs to monitor the progress of the work. Simmetri comes into play as a tool for document management, change tracking, approval workflow management, and improving communication among all stakeholders.

Managing complex buildings requires order and transparency: Simmetri becomes the digital director of the project.

Management and maintenance: the long journey of the asset

The longest and most delicate phase is the management of the building over time. Once delivered, the building lives and changes, and this is where the true power of data comes into play.

Facility managers, technicians, owners, and administrators become the new key players. Design information, combined with data collected from IoT sensors, technical manuals, and management systems, allows you to:

  • Predict maintenance needs
  • Make data-driven decisions
  • Improve operational efficiency and sustainability
However, in this phase, knowledge can easily become fragmented: staff changes, undocumented modifications, new installations, renovations. All these factors risk losing the informational asset built over time, increasing the risk of inefficiencies and regulatory non-compliance.

With Simmetri, the entire history of the asset is always available, up-to-date, and accessible. A platform that adds value to data, ensures informational continuity, and supports owners in making informed decisions.