Design the digital delivery level from the start
Technical rooms, cable routes and risers are expensive to add later. So decide in the design which IT delivery level the building must reach.
Why it starts in the design
A brief often says "fibre" or "prepared for data". That is too vague to design for or to test.
The six levels of the IT-Label give a concrete goal: from shell to fully smart building. That way everyone in the project knows what must be in place at handover.
What the IT-Label gives you
Think about the split with the tenant
Not everything belongs to the building. Record what the building delivers and what the tenant fits out. The IT Demarcation List helps with this.
Frequently asked questions
Set the goal for your design
See what each level requires, from IT5 SHELL to IT1+ PREMIUM.
Related information
Who is the IT-Label for?
The IT-Label for owners, investors, developers, government, tenants, brokers, valuers, managers, providers and inspection bodies.
The IT-Label classifications
The IT-Label has six classifications. Each level describes a different digital delivery level and what that means for the user.
The IT-Label for developers and design & build
Whoever develops, builds or fits out determines how digital a building is delivered. The IT-Label makes that level concrete and verifiable.
IT-Label certification
The official IT-Label audit: physical infrastructure and actual performance, translated into a label from IT5 to IT1+. Valid for two years.