3 December 2014 13:00 - 17:30
GreenBIM at Design and Preconstruction (in partnership with CIBSE and GreenVision)
WSP, 3 White Rose Office Park, Millshaw, Park Lane, Leeds LS11 0DL
This conference pairs two revolutionary movements of Green Building and BIM to create environmentally friendly design through a streamlined process. This knowledge packed afternoon will discuss practical strategies, techniques, and real-life case studies of projects and how BIM can be used to optimise design in order to achieve better environmental outcomes for buildings and their occupants.
This not-to-be-missed event will offer presentations, workshops, quick fire Pecha Kuchas and the opportunity to network over great food and a pint of Yorkshire real ale.
We are pleased to announce our keynotes as follows:-
James Anwyl, Director - EUROBUILD
James designed and delivered the first certified Passivhaus educational building in the UK at Hadlow College. This was shortlisted for BUILDING's Sustainable Project of the Year 2010 and won Environmental Project of the Year 2011 in the Construction Computing awards for innovative and comprehensive use of BIM. James was also awarded the Happold Scholarship in 2009 for his design and research for one of the first Code Level 6 Sustainable Homes. A trained assessor in the Passivhaus Planning Package (PHPP) he is also a beta tester and advisor to Graphisoft on the development of building performance software and BIM.
Richard Lane, UK BIM Task Grou
Richard is the Training Development Officer & Implementation Project Manager for the UK BIM Task Group and Director of Creonova Consulting Ltd. He is leading the development of the UK BIM Task Group training strategy & solution and is supporting the implementation of BIM in a number of UK government departments including the Ministry of Defence and NHS. With 25 years' experience in IT consulting, project management (ISEB) and training, leading global teams; Richard is a Fellow of the Learning & Performance Institute and a Professional Member of the British Computer Society. As Director of Creonova Consulting, Richard provides consulting, program & project management, change management and training services to education, public sector and commercial organisations, specifically focusing on technology and construction sectors.
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13:00
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Welcome and Registration (Chair - Benedict Wallbank, SmartBIM Solutions)
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13:15
13:30
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Government Keynote, Richard Lane (UK BIM Task Group)
UK Keynote – James Anwyl (Eurobuild UK)
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13:45
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Roundtable Discussion Session A
1. ‘BIM 4 Passivhaus’ (Elrond Burrell, Associate, Architype)
2. ‘Active BIM’ (Neil Hudson, S & P Coil Products Limited)
3. ‘Utilisation of Building Information Modelling to Enhance Environmental Optimisation’ (Chloe OBI, Bouygues UK)
4. ‘Assessing and Minimising the Embodied Impact using Building Information Modelling’ (Aleksandra NJAGULJ, Bouygues UK)
5. ‘Specifying green materials and using digital tools’ (Chris Halligan, Stephen George & Partners)
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14:45
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Refreshments Break
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15:00
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Roundtable Discussion Session B (details as above)
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16:00
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International Keynote Speaker
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16:30
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Pecha Kucha Showcase: Presentations with a twist; presenters are allowed 20 slides and they are auto-advanced every 20 seconds. There is very little scope for 'Death by PowerPoint' and provide a very engaging and creative presentations.
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17:00
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Question Panel
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17:30
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Buffet, BIM Beers and Networking
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CIBSE Members please Email the organiser to secure your CIBSE Region funded ticket, on a first come first served basis.
Non-CIBSE Members need to book via the link below.
CIBSE as a whole and the Yorkshire group itself is keen to support services
Engineers and the wider building community in their embrace of BIM and other initiatives to improve the quality of buildings, enhance the levels of sustainability achieved while raising the level of client and user satisfaction with them. We're delighted to support this thinkBIM and Green Vision event and to help share the knowledge while broadening the discussion of the topics raised
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