Visium Powers the Next Generation of Healthy Buildings in America’s Model City
Visium Powers the Next Generation of Healthy Buildings in America’s Model City
In partnership with Related Ross, West Palm Beach emerges as a blueprint for technology-enabled environments that continuously improve indoor air and surfaces
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--As West Palm Beach rapidly emerges as the next model American city, Visium, a leader in Far-UVC environmental control technology, is playing a central role in shaping how modern buildings support health, wellness, and productivity.
Headquartered in the heart of CityPlace, Visium is deeply embedded within the transformation led by Related Ross, one of the country’s most influential real estate developers. With over $10 billion committed to Palm Beach County, Related Ross is building a new standard for urban environments that integrates advanced technologies directly into the infrastructure of everyday spaces.
At the core of this vision is a simple premise. The environments where people work, gather, and live should actively support their well-being.
Visium’s ceiling-installed Far-UVC systems are designed to continuously inactivate pathogens in the air and on surfaces, operating quietly and automatically in the background without disrupting daily activity. As buildings evolve to meet new expectations around health and performance, these types of passive, always-on environmental controls are becoming foundational.
“Creating an environment that’s clean, that’s safe, that’s sustainable is top of mind,” said Jordan Rathlev, Executive Vice President at Related Ross. “Partnering with companies like Visium allows us to deliver on that expectation. It’s not something people necessarily see, but it’s something they expect, and it is becoming standard in how we design and operate our buildings.”
Visium technology is already installed across several of Related Ross’s premier commercial properties, including One Flagler, Esperanté, CityPlace Tower, 360 Rosemary, and 477 Rosemary, with continued expansion planned across the portfolio including 10 CityPlace, 15 CityPlace, One Clearlake and Phillips Point. These installations represent a new category of building amenity that enhances indoor environmental quality continuously without requiring behavior change or additional workflow.
For tenants and employers, this translates into spaces that support workforce confidence, productivity, and long-term well-being. For developers, it provides a meaningful point of differentiation in a highly competitive market increasingly defined by wellness and experience.
“West Palm Beach is becoming a blueprint for what the future of the built environment looks like,” said John Rajchert, CEO and Co-Founder of Visium. “What Related Ross is building is not just great real estate. It is infrastructure designed for how people want to live and work today. Integrating technologies like Visium directly into buildings reflects a broader shift. Cleaner air and surfaces are no longer optional. They are expected. And the most forward-thinking cities are building that into their foundation.”
This alignment between advanced technology and forward-looking development is helping position West Palm Beach as a destination for leading companies across finance, technology, and healthcare. These organizations increasingly prioritize environments that support employee health and performance.
As Related Ross continues to expand its footprint, Visium is being incorporated across next-generation developments, prioritizing environments where health, performance, and experience matter most, including workplace, healthcare, fitness, hospitality, and high-traffic public spaces.
The result is a new standard for modern cities. Environments that do not just look exceptional, but actively work, quietly and continuously, to improve the quality of indoor life.
About Visium
Visium is the leader in Far-UVC, a type of ultraviolet light (specifically in the 200–230 nm range) that acts as a powerful germicidal tool to inactivate airborne viruses and bacteria, such as influenza, MRSA, COVID, and hantavirus. Unlike conventional UVC, it is considered safe for humans in occupied spaces. Designed for real-world environments, Visium improves indoor environmental quality silently and automatically. Headquartered in West Palm Beach, Visium works across healthcare, commercial real estate, sports, and high-performance environments, as well as biosecurity applications in livestock and agriculture. Visium UltraLabs, located in Ithaca New York, is a world leading research group that develops advanced semiconductors material, including far-UVC LEDs.
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