The project uses its real-time energy-awareness services for all users of the public space and combines awareness services with a community portal. SEEMPubS makes use of the LinkSmart middleware and uses its potential to create services and applications across heterogeneous devices to develop an integrated energy monitoring and control system. SEEMPubS provides control of appliances to effortlessly optimise energy efficiency usage without compromising comfort or convenience and offering decision makers strategies and tools needed to plan energy saving measures. During the project special attention has been paid to historical buildings to avoid damage by extensive retrofitting. The SEEMPubS project, specifically addresses reduction in energy usage and CO 2 footprint in existing public buildings and spaces without significant construction works, by an intelligent ICT-based service, monitoring and managing the energy consumption. In this paper the methodology and the results obtained with the Smart Energy Efficient Middleware for Public Spaces (SEEMPubS) project are described. In this way BIM and interoperability can play a key role to transform existing buildings into smart buildings. However it is essential to define standards for both data contents and format exchange.
BIM provides an huge amount of information in its database and, theoretically, it is able to work with all kind of data sources using interoperability. Working on a smart building requires the use of ICT to optimize design, construction and management.
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