Cameras for the whole building

Why building cameras end up patchy

Building coverage is usually assembled, not designed: cameras added by floor, by vendor, by year. The result is blind spots in parking, lifts and service areas, footage spread across systems that do not talk to each other, and no clear owner when something needs reviewing. Coverage that grows this way can never be read as one picture.

What we engineer

We plan coverage from the survey — the lobby, entrances, parking, lifts, corridors, floors and perimeter — then put the cameras on their own secured segment of the building network. Recording is resilient, retention is designed to the building’s needs, and access to live and recorded video is controlled. We design for low light so the picture holds after dark. Equipment we specify includes Dahua and Huawei, chosen per project.

One secured system

The cameras are isolated from tenant and guest networks and integrated with the dedicated line and the enterprise network. Security is built into the design, not a separate product; the cybersecurity page has the detail.

How it fits the approach

One survey, one design and a documented handover, looked after afterwards. The building is treated as a single system from the gate to the top floor. See how we work.