Our story In 2013, WiredScore was founded in New York by leaders in real estate, technology and telecommunications, with endorsement from Mayor Bloomberg. The idea was to improve the city’s technology infrastructure, and support entrepreneurs who were driving technological advances and creating jobs. Following success in the US, WiredScore launched in the UK in 2015…

Our mission is to make the world's buildings smarter and better connected, to enable a more collaborative, innovative and dynamic future.

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WiredScore

WiredScore is the global digital connectivity rating scheme, working with landlords to assess, improve, benchmark and promote their buildings.

WiredScore

SmartScore

SmartScore is a global smart building certification, helping landlords understand, improve and communicate the user functionality and technological foundations of their buildings

SmartScore

Smart buildings whitepaper

We are just at the start of the smart building journey and it’s imperative that real estate gets smart now, and gets smart right.

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The WiredScore Accredited Professional programs are currently available in Australia and mainland Europe.

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Accredited Professional Programs

Our accredited professional programs empower you to advise your clients on what constitutes a best-in-class building in terms of digital connectivity and smart capabilities.

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WiredScore Certification Guidellines

Download our guide to WiredScore for Developments.

WiredScore Certification Guidelines

WiredScore Certification Guidelines for Commercial office Developments is a handbook for engineers, architects, developers, general contractors, and construction project managers to ensure that any new commercial development or redevelopment is designed to meet the technology needs of today's tenants.

These guidelines are developed in accordance with US  building codes and technical standards.

Use the guidelines as a reference for: 

  • Outside plant and point of entry planning
  • Telecom room design
  • Riser planning
  • Electrical resiliency
  • Mobile coverage
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