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Sustainable Buildings & Retro-commissioning Mastering world–class sustainable practices to build liveable buildings for the future through innovative design, facilities management and technology application

Manila, Philippines

“Buildings, too, are children of the Earth and Sun.” Frank Lloyd Wright

19th & 20th April 2010 Book and Pay Book before 19th February 2010, pay only USD1295 Book before 19th March 2010, pay only USD1495 Book after 19th March 2010, pay only USD1695

Revolutionising todays soaring metropolises to achieve sustainability by turning vision into reality through innovation of conceptual technology and building integrated strategies for future development

Your distinguished chairmen

Speakers confirmed

Niclas Svenningsen Head, Sustainable United Nations United Nations Environment Programme Niclas Svenningsen is head of the United Nations Sustainable UN (SUN) facility, which is driving the implementation of UN’s climate neutral strategy, including climate proofing more than thousand UN facilities in 187 countries. He is also in charge of the Sustainable Buildings and Construction Initiative, which is a partnership between UN and the building sector, leading the global aspects of the sustainable buildings agenda.

Silas Chiow Director SOM China Silas is the China Program Co-Chairman for Hong Kong AIA and has delivered projects on Wall Street Financial Center. He has won the First Prize at the Yokohama International Urban Design Competition and was invited to collaborate on Japan-based projects, includingthe Tokyo Government Center in Tokyo

Matthias Gelber Co Founder Maleki GmbH He is also the Member for Green Building Council and the IISBE (International Initiative for a Sustainable Built Environment) Voted and winner of “The Greenest Person on the Planet 2008” 3rdwhale.com

Key benefits of attending: • Advancing on retro commissioning to achieve sustainability in facilities, maintenance and building safety management • Enhancing strategies in achieving green and sustainable buildings • Achieving zero – energy buildings through world – class sustainable practices • Meeting the evolving needs in the building and construction industry by teaming up green and smart building • Exploring best practices for green certification with BERDE and LEED • Taking up sustainable responsibility in planning, construction and future management • Strengthening facilities management through operational and maintenance excellence • Implementing Building Information Modelling (BIM) in projects executions and initiatives to green design • Benchmarking with famous construction developers and design companies worldwide • Rejuvenating existing building structures to enhance value and efficiency

Endorser

Christopher Cruz De la Cruz Chairman & President Philippines Green Building Council (PHILGBC) He is an active member of the United Architects of the Philippines - Green Architecture Movement and presently leads the development of BERDE - Building Ecologically Responsive Design Excellence, the Philippines' green building rating system Deric Probst-Wallace President Elect International Facility Management Association Hong Kong Chapter (IFMA) Head of Facility Management Synergis Management Services Founder of both the UK and Hong Kong FM Benchmarking Forums Lead consultant of the team who developed Synergis’ FM performance profiling process, fmPROFILE® Russ Drinker Principal Perkinswill Russ is currently leading the Princess Noura University project in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, the first fully LEED certified campus in Saudi Arabia. He has received numerous awards such as Richard M. Lucas Center Expansion (2007, AIA San Francisco, Excellence in Architecture, Design Honor Award) Lawrence S. Ng, AIA, RAIC Principal Pelli Clarke Pelli Architects, United States Lawrence was Project Manager & Design Team Leader for the Petronas TwinTowers, International Finance Centre in Hong Kong & the World Financial Center in New York City Mick Dalton Past chairman BIFM (British Institute of Facilities Management) Mick Dalton was the Senior Director Property Management, Emaar PJSCs, UAE and is one of the top 35 People to Watch in 2008 by Realcomm. Emaar Properties won the RealComm Digie Award for Best Use of Automation – Facilities Management, and Burj Dubai, the iconic tower developed by Emaar, was adjudged Most Digital Real Estate – Extreme Multifamily Residential Cathy Yang Assistant Vice President TAIPEI 101, Taiwan TAIPEI 101 is currently taking the challenge to become the World’s Tallest Green Building with LEED certification Jim Sinopoli, PE, RCDD Managing Principal Smart Buildings LLC Mr. Sinopoli is Chairmen of the Continental Automation Buildings Association's Task Force on Industry Certification and author of the book “Smart Buildings”, renowned author and speaker, designer of Ave Maria University, awarded Best Use of Automation 2007, Realcomm Digi Award Colin Henson Principal Arup, Australia He is a leader of the global Planning and Transport in Arup, Past Director of public transport planning studies for the M2006 Commonwealth Games for the Department of Infrastructure in Victoria and contributed to the successful bid for the London Olympics 2012

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Felino Palafox Managing Partner Palafox & Associates He is the country representative for CTBUH (Council on Tall Buildings Urban Habitat and the only Filipino and Southeast Asian architectural firm to make it in the latest rankings of the world’s Top 200 Architectural Firms compiled by the London-based World Architecture Magazine

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Day 1

Monday 19th April 2010 0815

Registration and morning coffee

0845

Introduction and welcoming remarks from your distinguished Chairperson Niclas Svenningsen Head, Sustainable United Nations United Nations Environment Programme

1245

Building in a changing world: Architecture and technology excellence 1400

The next revolution: Engineering a sustainable future 0900

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Session One – Keynote Presentation Building a better tomorrow: New opportunities for sustainable construction This presentation will review the development in the past few months and the likely consequences in of new conditions for the construction business at all levels of society Overcoming and addressing challenges of green building initiatives for new and existing buildings Understanding government requirements on health hazards in buildings and how greening methods can impact the health environment in buildings Recognising the role of green buildings in the creation of sustainable cities and social responsibility Employing technology in buildings for an innovative today and a greener tomorrow Niclas Svenningsen Head, Sustainable United Nations United Nations Environment Programme Session Two – Case Study Focusing on the green movement and development of BERDE (Building for Ecologically Responsive Design Excellence) for sustainability This is the National Green Building Rating System in the Philippines. The Green Building Council (PHILGBC) will be announcing the release of the BERDE Green Building Rating System on January 26, 2009 to industry and government - for and piloting. This system is to be formally release towards the end of 2010 Examining why financial institutions, governments, developers should be interested in Green Buildings Benchmarking BERDE (Building for Ecologically Responsive Design Excellence) related issues for building commissioning Fulfilling building inspection law, rules and regulations by the Department of Public Works, Town and Country Planning and realising how the government is ing building sustainability Assessing strategic planning and blue prints for new and existing buildings Christopher Dela Cruz President Philippines Green Building Council (PHILGBC)

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Session Four – Case Study Addressing architects as change agents: Creating a culture of sustainability Going climate neutral as a business practice to improve your bottomline Reviewing of best practices in delivering green projects without high budgets and long lead times Lessons and challenges in sustainable development in the design & construction industry Acknowledging opportunities for future innovation in buildings design Identifying the need to create awareness in this industry and ing enegy initiatives Russ Drinker Principal Perkinswill

Session Six – Case Study The aesthetics of sustainability - Meeting the revolving needs in the building industry for sustainability in design Valuing and looking into case studies of current projects in the UAE and Europe Promoting green architecture, innovation and technical advancement for the field of built environment Exploring the design considerations, concept and planning process for sustainability: Geographically and architecturally Looking into sustainable building design for energy consumption and post occupancy monitoring Determining how envelope design and sustainable engineering system can be the major factor in energy consumption for a building Lawrence S. Ng, AIA, RAIC Principal Pelli Clarke Pelli Architects, United States Afternoon refreshments and networking break

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Session Seven – Case Study How smart buildings make buildings green: The use of integrated systems in retrofits Achieving green through smart building to optimise energy performance and innovation in design Employing building automation or “building intelligence” to monitor system performance and device failures to building engineering Justifying the objective of turning existing or new buildings into smart building to assist maintenance and operational excellence Examining how existing buildings can achieve this? Learning how can smart buildings and effect the LEED certification of a green building, including specific LEED criteria Jim Sinopoli, PE, RCDD Managing Principal Smart Buildings LLC

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Morning refreshment and networking break

Session Three – Case Study Greening Taipei 101: Encouraging sustainable design on iconic buildings Overview of overall system installed and ensuring the operating requirements are met Outlining the project brief and addressing the transition to a sustainable economy by improving energy efficiency and environmental responsiveness Outsourcing on technological scale and sustainable design assistance for energy use and creation for existing buildings Meeting the design criteria and studying the robustness of the system in practice Cathy Yang Assistant Vice President TAIPEI 101, Taiwan

Session Five – Case Study Harmonising architecture and urban design to achieve sustainable modernisation of the built environment Promoting green architecture, innovation and technical advancement of the field Using long-term vision to unlock the design code at the local level Looking further into sustainable engineering systems to enhance performance of project environments Exploring interdisciplinary decision making to maximise the value of design concepts and processes Silas Chiow Director Skidmore, Owings and Merrill LLP (SOM), China

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Networking luncheon

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Session Eight – Case Study Re-lifing existing and commercial buildings Undergoing significant refurbishment or transformation in order to estend useful life of the building Improving serviceability of their buildings and applying ecological sustainable development principles Electing to re-life existing building rather than create new buildings Deg appropriate performance specifications while guarding the original design intent Felino Palafox Managing Partner Palafox & Associates Closing remarks from the chair and end of Day One

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Day 2

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Tuesday 20th April 2010 0815

Registration and morning coffee

1230

0845

Introduction and welcoming remarks from your distinguished Chairperson Matthias Gelber Co founder Maleki GmbH

1400

Achieving sustainability through retro-commissioning and O&M (Operational and Maintenance) 0900

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Session One – Case Study Climate change and buildings: How can we lower our carbon footprint! Relating and sharing on a personal view of the climate change story Examining how to lower the embodied CO2 footprint of our buildings Exploring concrete options and dry mortar options Future visions and goals in promoting sustainability Matthias Gelber Co founder Maleki GmbH Session Two – Case Study Advancing on transport and access to sustainable buildings in adaptive re-use of older buildings and retrocommissioning Incorporating innovation, design and technology to improving the flow in new construction commissioning process Strengthening and improvising on the delivery of walking and public transport Investigating means of effective revitalisation of commercial and residential buildings to meet new market conditions Establishing creative environmental responses to constraints within existing structure Re-defining loading docks and looking at “back of house, out of mind" Optimising smart car parks and harnessing good design, retrofitting electronic systems,mechanical and rack parking for sustainability Adapting existing sites and city blocks to create sustainable urban densities Colin Henson Principal Arup, Australia Morning refreshment and networking break

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Session Three – Case Study Overcoming challenges of maintaining building functionality with innovative approaches of retro-commissioning: Best practices in the Asian market • Studying a simple process for gauging the effectiveness of FM function with retro-commissioning to assist in ensuring optimum levels • Planning retro commissioning and refurbishment programs that’s tailored for facilities requirements in existing buildings to promote workplace satisfaction with a balanced scorecard approach • Eliminating surplus assets and operating at the right cost and at the same ensuring critical assets are at right condition Deric Probst-Wallace President Elect International Facility Management Association Hong Kong Chapter (IFMA)

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Session Four – Case Study Building from sandcastles to skyscrapers ensuring sustainability and energy management through operational and maintenance excellence via FM (Facilities Management) excellence This presentation will be featuring a case study on the Burj Dubai world’s tallest building Overview of building a case study on the worlds tallest tower Efficiency in installation of HVAC (heating, ventilating and air conditioning) system in facilities Establishing and improving alternate energy sources for your building to reduce consumption and cost of maintenance Maximising life cycle costs of on going operations and maintenance in existing facilities by exploring the most cost effective and efficient systems in buildings Engineering based solutions and comprehensive audits of entire facility to solve problems that are exceeding annual maintenance budget Mick Dalton Past Chairman BIFM (British Institute of Facilities Management)

Networking luncheon

Half Day Workshop – Masterclass Process improvements and strategic implementations: design and tools • Implementing (BIM) Building Information Modelling in projects executions and initiatives to green design • Building Management Integrated Systems (BMIS) implementation

Project management • More knowledge about the building earlier in the life cycle regarding cost, energy use, organisational performance, 3D visualisation by all of the project team including the owner • Ability to use construction and fabrication knowledge during design, ability fro greater use of off site fabrication, ability to use product information earlier in design and procurement planning Design – Fabrication – Developer – Engineers – Owner Integration • Better coordination of project team using the model as source of decision making and planning, faster procurement, greater use of fabricated components from global sources. Fewer owner changes because of better understanding of the building and how it will function for its s, few errors, omissions and claims, use of “ as built’ model for facility management 1700

Closing remarks from the chair and end of conference

Why you cannot miss this event Buildings have now become the epitome of city life with important sociocultural implications. Asia in particular is the core site of rapid construction fuelled by economic growth for new buildings and renovation or restoration of existing buildings. Although buildings and construction has now become the symbol of economic prosperity and technological advancement, concerns for the escalation of materials and construction cost has also grown. Further to that, building owners and developers are becoming aware of social interest in going green which is being practiced by many developments. As for that, to achieve sustainability, this event will examine the conceptual and technology for future development in building integrated strategies. It will provide insights to many building owners and developers of new and existing buildings in achieving green initiatives, energy efficiency and retro-commissioning to test and identify operating problems with existing facilities and systems. Attend this high profile 2 day conference for the opportunity to meet some of the most revered speakers from well – established organisations and to listen to case studies conducted by experts and practitioners in this field. Maximise your networking, investment and business opportunities with regulatory authorities, international organisations and top industry decision makers globally

Who should attend Top level decision makers such as CEOs, COOs, CFOs, Heads, President, SVPs, VP, Directors, GMs and senior personnel of: • Building Owners • Architects • Facilities Management Directors / Managers • Designers • Engineers / Maintenance • Developers & Funders • Energy • Legal Advisors • Property / Real Estate • Financial Advisors / Bankers • Insurers Local Government, Government Departments, Agencies & Authorities: • Directors of Planning / Planning Services • Statutory Planning Directors / Managers • Urban Designers • City / Town Planners • Environmental Strategists • Policy and Project Directors / Officers Engineers, Consultants, Project Managers and Contractors involved in: • Electrical • Structural • Mechanical • Wind • Fire and Security • Health and Safety • Air Conditioning • Lighting • Environment • Construction • Building Materials

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