02 / Hospitality & luxury developments
One&Only Le Saint Géran Private Villas
Villa water monitoring
Water monitoring for the private villas at One&Only Le Saint Géran.
- Status
- Live
- Years
- 2025
- Client
- One&Only Le Saint Géran, Private Homes
What we delivered
- Water monitoring
Project scope illustration
The drawing scrolls sideways. Everything in it is written out below.
Water reaching the property
Monitoring starts with the supply arrangement: how water reaches the property, and which parts of it are worth separating in the record.
- Client context
- One&Only, Private Homes
- Period
- 2025
- Scope
- Water monitoring
Text version of this diagram
A simplified villa with a water supply running to a marked measurement point, and a small panel beside it showing an unlabelled trend line standing for the record the measurement produces.
- Water reaching the property. Monitoring starts with the supply arrangement: how water reaches the property, and which parts of it are worth separating in the record. Project record: Client context — One&Only, Private Homes; Period — 2025; Scope — Water monitoring.
- Where the measurement is taken. A measurement point ties the resource to a property. Where it sits decides what the resulting record can and cannot tell you. Appropriate metering and connections are assessed for each site; the point marked in the drawing is representative.
- The record and the people who read it. Continuous monitoring is useful because it produces a record over time. A single reading describes a moment; a record shows a pattern and makes an exception visible. The trend line in the drawing has no values. It stands for the shape of a record, not for readings at this property.
One resource
Water monitoring in a private-villa setting
Hapis provided water monitoring for the private villas at One&Only Le Saint Géran. The client context is One&Only Le Saint Géran, Private Homes, and the recorded year is 2025.
The scope is deliberately narrow: water, in a residential hospitality setting. It is monitoring, not villa automation.
Connect the resource to the property
For a villa-monitoring brief, the useful starting point is the relationship between the water supply, the relevant property and the people who review its information.
Those relationships decide what should be measured and how the resulting information should be presented. Appropriate metering and system connections are assessed for each site.
Planning villa water monitoring?
Share the property arrangement, existing water-meter information and the questions your team needs to answer.
- How the properties are arranged, and which are in scope.
- The meters already installed, and where they sit.
- The questions the record has to answer.
- Who receives the information, and what they do with it.