AMAG Technology and IES Communications Selected for 100 Mill Development Project

  • May 05, 2021

AMAG Technology today announced that Gilbane Building Company selected AMAG’s Symmetry Security Management System to deploy at the new Hines 100 Mill high rise in Tempe, Arizona. 

Gilbane Building Company will install AMAG’s Symmetry Access Control, Symmetry CompleteView Video Management, and Zenitel Turbine Intercom. Gilbane chose IES Communications, LLC, a subsidiary of IES Holdings, Inc. to deploy the integrated system.

Located in the heart of downtown Tempe, 100 Mill is an 18 floor, 280,000 square foot commercial building that will include 10’ floor to ceiling glass, a rooftop amenity deck, fitness center, training room and conference center and tenant bar/lounge. 

“We value our partnership with IES Communications and look forward to a long working relationship,” said John Clays, area manager for Gilbane Building Company. “The Symmetry Security Management System easily met all of 100 Mill’s security needs and can easily grow as they add tenants to the system.” 

Deployment completion is expected in November 2021.

Gilbane selected IES Communications for their comprehensive approach to projects along with their strong emphasis on client relationships.  AMAG’s Symmetry Security Management System met all system requirements and can grow to fit future expansion requirements and tenant needs.  

“IES Communications is proud to work with Gilbane Builders to deliver a first-class security system using AMAG’s Symmetry Security Management System,” said Barry Pistone, special systems project manager at IES Communications. “As 100 Mill expands and adds tenants, Symmetry will easily expand with them and its open architecture will allow for easy technology integrations in the future.”

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