• [Never Ending Debate part-4] Who is in-charge of the monitors,GA? or IT?
• [Never Ending Debate part-5] Who is paying for the system running cost, GA? or IT?
• Ceiling duct: New Hope duct？or Spiral duct？
• Saved costs, but ended up with additional constructions after completed.
• MANAGING the Task Management Sheet updates.
• Got locked out due to IST card-reader trouble! It's because we installed inexpensive ATS as the main source for the entry control system.
• Where do we keep the helmets and emergency supplies?
• Security gates are now a standard in most building. But how come only in the ground floor?
• Officer with private room tend to request for a refrigerator inside his office.
• A cat-and-mouse-game: Security exit button gets dirty easily, so you take measures. Now the wall around the button gets dirty.
• There are two conflicting things about meeting room doors: Weight for sound proof, and Mobility for tea-serving.
• Tall cabinets can be a trap; covering the ceiling access panel, sprinkler, and surveillance.
• Double-glass-partition is effective for sound proof, but watch out for condensation.
• Match the W-measurements of blinds to the glass allocation. It would be easier in the future to divert it.
• A special made-to-order design; you'll be surprised with the price and delivery date afterwards.
• Never trust CAD maps of old buildings.
• Don't be fooled by an ordinary glass partition with the same W-measurements, left and right cannot be reversed.
• Saying goodbye to land-lines are possible, depending on the department and office design.
• I still don't get the light switch. Which one is ON, red or green?
• Intelligent buildings are functional, but radio clocks are useless…
• I wish somebody will invent a durable floor-socket cover.
• [Never Ending Debate part-2] Who will choose and actually hang the paintings on the wall?

• Got locked out due to IST card-reader trouble! It's because we installed inexpensive ATS as the main source for the entry control system.
• Where do we keep the helmets and emergency supplies?

• Security gates are now a standard in most building. But how come only in the ground floor?

• Officer with private room tend to request for a refrigerator inside his office.
• A cat-and-mouse-game: Security exit button gets dirty easily, so you take measures. Now the wall around the button gets dirty.
• There are two conflicting things about meeting room doors: Weight for sound proof, and Mobility for tea-serving.

• [Never Ending Debate part-5] Who is paying for the system running cost, GA? or IT?
• Saved costs, but ended up with additional constructions after completed.

• Tall cabinets can be a trap; covering the ceiling access panel, sprinkler, and surveillance.
• Double-glass-partition is effective for sound proof, but watch out for condensation.
• Match the W-measurements of blinds to the glass allocation. It would be easier in the future to divert it.
• A special made-to-order design; you'll be surprised with the price and delivery date afterwards.
• Never trust CAD maps of old buildings.
• Don't be fooled by an ordinary glass partition with the same W-measurements, left and right cannot be reversed.

• Saying goodbye to land-lines are possible, depending on the department and office design.
• I still don't get the light switch. Which one is ON, red or green?
• Intelligent buildings are functional, but radio clocks are useless…
• I wish somebody will invent a durable floor-socket cover.

• Ceiling duct: New Hope duct？or Spiral duct？
• [Never Ending Debate part-2] Who will choose and actually hang the paintings on the wall?

• [Never Ending Debate part-4] Who is in-charge of the monitors,GA? or IT?
• MANAGING the Task Management Sheet updates.