Upcoming Events
Cost-Effective Intelligent Green Building
1st - 2nd March 2010, Singapore
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Why Attend This Workshop?
Building Green & Profitable, Build More With Less!
Architects, contractors and property owners around the world are constantly facing new challenges in building green. These include increasing demand for environmentally conscious construction, stringent regional building standards, as well as demand for greater convenience by end users. Building and construction in Asia are no exception. With forthcoming mandatory green building practices and in the midst of a fierce fight for survival, there is a higher tendency to compromise on efficient resources in pursuit of cost savings.
An “Intelligent Green Building” is defined as a building which is energy efficient and has little or no negative impact on the environment thanks to better design, and construction techniques including improved indoor environment quality, energy conservation and heat recovery technology, the reutilization of sustainable building materials, and installation.
'Green'-Edge Insights On:
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Evaluation of regional and international green building rating systems
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Implementing technologies, techniques and materials to meet green standards
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Refurbishment of existing buildings for energy savings
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Nanotechnology applications for sustainable green construction, improving indoor air quality
and safety
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Cost-benefit analysis of building green
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International case studies: Construction costs vs. green features
Who should attend?
This workshop is designed for senior management executives from property developers, building consultants,
interior designers, architects and green product producers.
Specific job titles would include:
Property Developers, Building Engineering & Construction
Contractors, Major Design/ Architect Firms, Urban Planners & Designers, Building Materials Producers
About The Trainer
The trainer has over 18 years of experience devoted exclusively to enhancing the value of projects. He is the director of a leading design, research and advising firm focusing on next generation green building technologies. He is also an associate professor at Ball State University, and his books and articles have been published by Wiley, Princeton Architectural Press, the American Institute of Architects, and the American Society of Civil Engineers. In addition, he has delivered green building addresses and courses in North and South America, Europe, Asia and the Middle East.
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