RIBAJ Sustainability Conference
| Date: 24 June 2014 | Time: 08.30 - 17.00 |
| Location: Arup Associates, 8 Fitzroy St, London W1T 4BJ | Cost: £259 + VAT |
A Green Future for the Built Environment! Targets, Metrics, Holistics.
How far are we down the zero carbon road? Join this one-day RIBAJ Conference supported by Arup Associates and take a step back from the sustainability frenzy to look at the bigger picture. Are our regulatory targets not only realisable but under achieving? What criteria should form the true measure of sustainability? And can joined-up thinking create a new green paradigm?
Questions that the day will aim to answer include:
- Zero carbon - how far do we have to go and how do we get there?
- What metrics can and should we now be using?
- What is the best way to measure sustainability?
- What is best practice in sustainability in commercial buildings?
- What is best practice for sustainable, green housing?
- How can the industry adapt to Climate Change?
- What is the importance of ‘well being’ to the sustainability debate?
- What is green design and what are the steps to achieving it?
Speakers include:
- Ann Marie Aguilar, Associate Director, Sustainability, Arup Associates ON The Living Building Challenge
- Rab Bennetts, Founding Director, Bennetts Associates (chair)
- Rory Bergin, Head of Sustainability, HTA ON Sustainable design in housing
- Peter Caplehorn,Technical Director, Scott Brownrigg ON The DCLG’s building regulations
- John Davies, Head of Sustainability, Derwent London - ON Sustainability in commercial buildings
- Lydia Dutton, Project Manager, Argent LLP ON Sustainability at King’s Cross & commercial buildings
- Richard Francis, Principal , The Monomoy Company - ON How we should measure sustainability
- Bill Gething, Sustainability Consultant, Max Fordham - ON How should the industry adapt for Climate Change?
- Adrian Hewitt, Projects Director, Energence Ltd - ON Metrics and Monitoring
- Miles Keeping, Head of Real Estate, Deloitte - ON Achieving sustainability gains in the commercial sector
- Dr Sebastian MacMillan, Course Director, Built Environment, University of Cambridge - ON Well being
- Sunand Prasad, Senior Partner, Prenoyre & Prasad - ON Retrofitting
- Paul Scialla, CEO, Well Building Institute - ON Well being and Social Sustainability
- Lynne Sullivan, Partner, Sustainable by Design ON Zero carbon – how far do we have to go and how do we get there?
- Stephen Taylor, Allford Hall Monaghan Morris ON Designing green and sustainable offices when you don’t know how the space will be used
- Chris Twinn, Twinn Sustainability Innovation - ON Where do we need to go from here?
- Polly Turton, Senior Consultant, Arup - ON The need for interdisciplinary partnerships
- Ant Wilson, Director Sustainability & Advanced Design, AECOM - ON Minimum energy requirements
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