Futurebuild 2023 Event Guide

2023 EVENT GUIDE

Opening times:

Tues 07 March: 10:00 – 18:00

Wed 08 March: 10:00 – 18:00

Thurs 09 March: 10:00 – 16:00

Over the past year, we’ve been calling on the built environment industry to join our ‘take a stand’ mission and we’re thrilled to see all of these pledges come to life at the event. Our ‘take a stand’ campaign is at the heart of Futurebuild 2023, but running through everything we do is the drive for innovation and sharing knowledge.

Trailblazing a path to innovation

As you walk around the event, you will see ground-breaking innovation everywhere. Central to this is the renowned Innovation Trail showcasing 14 Innovation Partners. The Trail will give you the opportunity to explore new solutions and meet industry leaders shaping the future. This year will also see the launch of FutureX Innovation, sponsored by the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero and in partnership with Ryder Architecture which will showcase 40 new players, creative start-ups, and SMEs driving net zero innovations. Don’t miss the Big Ideas Pitch, where you will see 9 of these companies pitch their ideas live!

Most ambitious knowledge programme yet

The main conference arena is sponsored by SRNG and ecobuild.brussels and curated by the Edge, a multidisciplinary think tank and is inviting all those involved in the built and natural environment to take part in our conference discussions based on looking forward, changing and taking action. With ‘Action’ being the critical requirement so make sure you get involved in the audience participation!

Across our eight show sections we have stages delivering our most ambitious seminar programme curated and delivered by over 90 industry leading partners and featuring a stellar line-up of over 300 speakers. Some key seminar themes up for debate are net zero, the scale and pace of retrofit and sustainable infrastructure.

Thank you

To all of you - we’re absolutely thrilled that you have taken the time to come together at Futurebuild – this is your opportunity to learn together, change together and most importantly, act together!

Martin Hurn, Event Director, Futurebuild

We’re ‘walking the talk’ by taking major steps towards a net zero future by implementing a series of exciting measures that are sure to make a difference.

First up, something you will notice immediately is that we have removed over 9,000 sqm of aisle carpets, eliminating the event’s biggest waste stream. This has led to a remarkable reduction of 27,707kg in carbon emissions from just the carpets alone.

We are also using the innovative REWIND carpet for our feature areas and shell scheme stand. Not only is it C2C certified silver, but it’s also latex-free and requires significantly less energy during production. By choosing REWIND, we’re reducing our carbon footprint and making it easier to handle and transport.

Next, we’re making it easy to recycle by using reusable stand systems and recyclable signage to dispose of waste in a more sustainable way. And we’re also going digital with an event app that eliminates the need for printed collateral.

Futurebuild is renowned for being the stage for innovation in the built environment and it’s fantastic to see them incorporating the circular designed, C2C Certified® event carpet REWIND, in both their feature areas and shell scheme stands. This has saved thousands of carbon kg’s (CO2e) as well as allowed for a fully circular carpet with known non-toxic dyes, all third party assessed and globally recognised as safe, circular and responsibly made.

We’re also taking a stand against single-use plastics in our catering. Our locally sourced and ethically produced menu is free from single-use plastics, and we’re even serving Carbon Neutral beer brand “Toast” and 100% Rainforest Alliance Coffee beans from Grand Café Coffee | UCC Coffee UK & Ireland.

Finally, we’re encouraging active travel and reducing emissions by partnering with the new Elizabeth line as the preferred travel option to the event from central London. Plus, we’re making it easy to cycle to the event with additional cycle storage and a social media campaign that rewards riders with a free hot drink.

Bill

Chaline Church Founding Partner of 540 WORLD

To achieve a 28-tonne CO2 reduction from removing singleuse carpet manufactured from fossil fuel is impressive. To then remove the mounds of paper and printing generated by a big show is a further win.

Dunster OBE, Founder of ZED-power

THANK YOU TO OUR EVENT SPONSORS, PARTNERS

CONFERENCE ARENA

ENERGY & DISTRICT ENERGY STAGE

BUILDINGS & OFFSITE STAGE

DIGITAL STAGE

MATERIALS STAGE

FUTUREX INNOVATION

INTERIORS & LIGHTING STAGE

FUTUREBUILD BAR

RETROFIT STAGE

‘COME TOGETHER’ DRINKS SPONSOR

SUSTAINABLE INFRASTRUCTURE STAGE

ENERGY CAFE

GRO CAFE

UKDEA PAVILION

LANYARDS

PARTNERS & SUPPORTERS

Futurebuild 2023 EXHIBITOR LIST

Futurebuild 2023 EXHIBITOR LIST

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The Conference Programme is sponsored by SRNG and ecobuild.brussels and curated by the Edge, a multidisciplinary built and natural environment think tank, which has identified 12 key propositions to be discussed and debated with very welcome input from the audience. We are really excited about bringing together a compelling line-up of industry speakers who are distinguished experts in their field to deliver the best possible understanding of what collectively we all need to do to meet our climate challenges.

DAY ONE: 07 MARCH

LOOKING FORWARD

10:30–10:45

Keynote address

Sarwjit Sambhi, Chief Executive, St Modwen in association with SNRG

10:45–11:45

Big Energy Debate: 100% renewables are needed to reduce global heating

FUTUREBUILD PROPOSITION NO 1: We need to act now on a plan to make a rapid energy transition with a balanced decarbonised grid, demand reduction at scale and maximum energy efficiency. If so, what is our plan?

Chair: Fiona Harvey, Environment Correspondent, The Guardian

Energy producer–game changing, what are you doing?

Sam Gardner, Head of Climate Change & Sustainability, Scottish Power

How to make a rapid energy transition–what is the action plan to get there?

Libby Peake, Head of Resource Policy, Green Alliance

Energy economics: rationing, pricing, taxing?

Paul Ekins, Professor of Resources and Environment Policy Bartlett School Env, Energy & Resources, University College London

The role of the construction industry to increase energy efficiency

Helena Rivers, Director, AECOM and Vice President, IMechE

12:00–13:00

Facing challenges: Learning lessons, being prepared

FUTUREBUILD PROPOSITION NO 2: We must all learn the lessons and be better prepared–no excuses

Chair: Fiona Harvey, Environment Correspondent, The Guardian

Foresight and preparedness–what have we learned from recent events?

Brooke Rogers OBE, Professor of Behavioural Science and Security, King’s College London

Ecological preparedness to protect and restore nature

Beccy Speight, Chief Executive Officer, The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds

Energy preparedness–what the built environment must do.

Paul Ruyssevelt, Professor of Energy and Building Performance, Building Stock Lab Leader, UCL Energy Institute, UCL

13:15–14:00

Activism: Act now, or face extinction

FUTUREBUILD PROPOSITION NO 3: Talking about the problem is our ‘comfort zone’, but those working in the built environment know what we need to do, so let’s all agree to act.

Chair: Ben Goldsmith, Chair, Conservative Environment Network and Chief Executive, Menhaden Plc

Our climate action campaigns

Sara Edmonds, Coordinator, Architects Climate Action Network (ACAN) and Director, Studio seARCH

How we are influencing action across the built environment

Kat Scott, Low Energy Transformation Initiative (LETI) and Sustainability & Regenerative Design Manager, dRMM Architects

What we are doing to effect change

Smith Mordak, Built Environment Declares and Director of Sustainability and Physics, Buro Happold

Political action is critical for making progress

Dr Amy McDonnell, Campaign Director, Zero Hour and a co-author, The Climate and Ecological Emergency Bill

14:15–15:15

Wise Heads: How can we scale best practice in the planning system to create resilient communities

FUTUREBUILD PROPOSITION NO 4: We can create resilient communities through the planning system–but how do we close the performance gap between national and local ambition and delivery on the ground?

Chair: Sue Riddlestone OBE, Chief Executive, Bioregional

Overcoming barriers and contradictions for delivery (net zero strategy, skills planners need, how to make the public sector exercise the control that it has that can be used for effective delivery.

Steve Quartermain CBE, former Chief Planner and Director, Quartermain

What is needed for sustainable resilient urbanism?

Olafiyin Taiwo, MRTPI, Doctoral Researcher UCL and Co-chair, Planners for Climate Action

How can we make ‘sustainable transport’ the default method of travel?

Jenny Raggett, Transport for New Homes

Wise heads: lessons that should have been learned for people and nature

Henry Cleary OBE, Chair, Central Bedfordshire Infrastructure and Development Board

This session was developed with Bioregional

15:30–16:30

Futurebuild debate: Rebuild or Retrofit? Planning and Whole Life Carbon Motion: Planning must presume in favour of retrofit for whole life carbon and cultural reasons.

Chair: Isabel Allen, Editor, Architecture Today

For the motion:

Why planning is the key to building retrofitting and reuse

Estelle Dehon, KC, Cornerstone Barristers

The designer’s responsibilities for whole life carbon

Peter Fisher, Director, Bennetts Associates

Against the motion: What about viability?

Matt Richards, Planning Director, Planning Residential and Business Space, Savills

When demolition and rebuilding is the right decision Jo Bacon, Partner, Allies and Morrison

16:45–17:45

Architecture Today Award Finalists presentations

Chair: Isabel Allen, Editor, Architecture Today

Bath Schools of Art & Design

Ben Heath, Principal, Grimshaw Architects

Snape Maltings Concert Hall

Sunand Prasad, Principal, Penoyre & Prasad

The Standard Hotel, London

John McRae, Director, Orms Architects

The Early Learning Village, Singapore

Ian Bogle, Founder and Creative Director, Bogle Architects

18:30

The Retrofit Academy CIC Awards

The Retrofit Academy Awards were born to recognise excellence in retrofitting across the market; from Retrofit Coordinators to Installers, Social Housing and Local Authority delivery programmes, to individual projects – recognising the rising stars in this exciting, vibrant market, at a crucially important time for our industry!

DAY two: 08 MARCH

CHANGING

10:30–11:00

Keynote address: Brussels: a laboratory for circular construction Pascal Smet, Secretary of State, Brussels-Capital Region

11:15–12:15

The Big Behaviour Debate: Changing our professional and personal behaviour so we can live within planetary boundaries.

FUTUREBUILD PROPOSITION NO 5:

We have the capacity to change the way we work and live our lives to create a fairer world within planetary boundaries.

Chair: Dr Viktoria Spaiser, Associate Professor in Sustainability Research, University of Leeds

How a Wellbeing of Future Generations Act for England will inspire change

Daniel Zeichner, MP, Vice Chair, All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) for Future Generations

Empowering young people to deliver change

Anna Burrows, Chief Executive, See It, Be It

With ”traditional economics” continuing to fail in the face of our multiple current challenges, what is the new economics teaching that is needed?

Dr Christian Spielmann, Reader of Economics Education, University of Bristol

Achieving change in the built environment

Dr Niamh Murtagh, Principal Research Fellow, Bartlett School of Sustainable Construction, UCL

12:30–13:15

Facing Challenges: Change management

FUTUREBUILD PROPOSITION NO 6:

We will have to change the way that we do things to achieve net zero carbon at scale

Chair: David Partridge, Chairman Related Argent and Governance Board Chair, Net Zero Building Standard

How is ‘change’ to be achieved?

Elspeth Kirkman, Chief Programmes Officer, NESTA

How much change did ‘Modernise or Die’ achieve change? And what I would recommend today.

Mark Farmer, Chief Executive, Cast Consultancy

Behaviour change - voluntary, legislated, economically managed or a combination?

Andrew Simms, Coordinator of the Rapid Transition Alliance and Co-Director, NewWeather Institute

13:30–14:15

Activism: Understanding social change

FUTUREBUILD PROPOSITION NO 7:

A critical mass of people can embrace change as a way to improve our lives in a way that is fair for all and for the long term rather than as a threat to our current living standards

Chair: Areeba Hamid, Joint Executive Director, Greenpeace

How to inspire mass social change

Dr Jennifer Rudd, Senior Lecturer in Innovation and Engagement, University of Swansea

Mobilising the emerging generation of leader

Nicola Kench, Director, Groundswell Ecosystems

Energising Communities with Active Buildings

Professor Mark Gillott, Chair in Sustainable Building Design, Department of Architecture & Built Environment, University of Nottingham

Charles Bradshaw-Smith, CEO, SmartKlub Ltd.

14:30–15:30

Wise heads: Time for reflection and inspiration for change

FUTUREBUILD PROPOSITION NO 8:

Changing how we do things is the critical challenge for us all.

Chair: Baroness Parminter, Chair, House of Lords Environment and Climate Change Committee

The benefits of living a 1.5degree lifestyle

Lewis Akenji, Managing Director, Hot or Cool Institute

Changing behaviour, increasing fairness and equity

Paul Chatterton, Professor of Urban Geography, University of Leeds; member of the Rapid Transition Alliance and author of the forthcoming How to Save the City: a guide for emergency action.

Thinking circular, changing behaviour in the built environment

Jane Manning, Director, Allies and Morrison Urban Practitioners

15:45–16:45

A 100 Year Plan for a new world

Curated by Futurebuild and Ryder Architecture

Chair: Dr Oliver Jones, Research Director, Ryder Architecture

A circular future

Catriona Brady, Director of Strategy and Development, World Green Building Council

Disruption for a future

Indy Johar, Co-founder, Project 00 & Dark Matter labs, Senior Innovation Associate, Young Foundation

A nature positive future for the UK

Dr Gemma Jerome, Director, Building with Nature

Why politicians need to plan for the long term

Pascal Smet, Secretary of State, Brussels-Capital Region

17:00

Big Innovation Pitch

Chair: Dr Oliver Jones, Research Director, Ryder Architecture

Introduction: Eloise Francis, Director of Innovation, BRE

Judges:

Eloise Francis, Director of Innovation, BRE

Shane Hussain, Founder and CEO, SNRG

Natasha Boulding, CEO and Co-Founder, Low Carbon Materials

Emmanuel Malfeyt, Coordinator, ecobuild.brussels

Shortlist:

Zero Emission Boiler (ZEB) by tepeo

Honext Boards by Honext

Teledyne Flir One Edge pro wireless thermal camera by PASS Ltd

HydroPlanter by GreenBlue Urban

ArmaGel HTL by Armacell

Water-filled glass detail by Water-filled Glass

DAY three: 09 MARCH

TAKING ACTION

10:15–10:30

Ministerial Keynote

Trudy Harrison, MP, Parliamentary Under Secretary, Defra

10:30–11:30

The Big Nature Debate: Our contract with nature for a nature positive world

FUTUREBUILD PROPOSITION NO 9:

The natural and built environments are so tightly interconnected that any decision making on development must be influenced by its impact on nature.

Chair: Dame Fiona Reynolds, former Master, Emmanuel College

Cambridge and former Director-General, The National Trust

Assessing the state of the natural world and resources in the UK

Craig Bennett, Chief Executive, The Wildlife Trusts

Restoring the natural world must be part of the economy

James Alexander, Chair, Finance Earth

We need comprehensive, integrated land use framework for the whole of the UK so that nature recovery and essential development can co-exist

Jenny Merriman, Technical Director, WSP

The Environment Act–what next?

Richard Benwell, Chief Executive, Wildlife and Countryside Link

11:45–12:45

Facing Challenges: Edge Policy Proposals

FUTUREBUILD PROPOSITION NO 10: We need a national economic plan for transforming our built and natural environments.

Chair: Ben Westerman, Head of Policy, Aldersgate Group

Introduction to the proposals: Simon Foxell, The Edge and Principal, The Architects’ Practice

1. An economy for the environment

Antonia Jennings, Associate Director, Centre for Local Economic Strategies

2. Planning for Society

Sophie Beagles, Principal Regeneration Officer, Ealing Council and Learning Facilitator, Public Practice

3. Using our Land Martin Baxter, Director of Policy and External Affairs, IEMA

4. Essential Infrastructure Pete Winslow, Director, Expedition

5. Climate Skills and understanding

Professor Elena Marco, Pro Vice-chancellor and Head of College of Arts, Technology and Environment at the University, West of England (UWE)

6. Measuring, declaring and eradicating carbon Fabrizio Varriale, Space and Place Analyst, RICS

7. Creating a resilient built and natural environment. Dr Martina Girvan, Green Construction Board (Biodiversity Working Group) and Senior Technical Director- Ecology, Arcadis

8. Design and construction performance and building passports

Marianne Heaslip, Technical Lead, People Powered Retrofit

13:00–13:45

Activism: Teaching the new curriculum: education is key to positive action on climate and ecological breakdown

FUTUREBUILD PROPOSITION NO 11: We need to redesign our whole education on a multi-disciplinary basis around the climate and biodiversity emergency.

Chair: Keith Clarke CBE, Intercity Development Partners - Partenaires de Développement Interurbain and Chair, Constructionarium

What students are asking for Eleanor Andrade May, Student Volunteer, Teach the Future

How politicians are responding

Zoe Arnold, Campaigns Manager - Education, Students Organising for Sustainability (SOS-UK)

What we need for climate and ecologically literate built environment education

Dr Neal Shasore, Head of School and CEO, London School of Architecture

Dr Jenny Russell, Director of Education and Learning, Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA)

14:00–14:45

Wise heads: Who is going to deliver the industry change needed and how?

FUTUREBUILD PROPOSITION NO. 12: The industry has a duty of care to act to decarbonise the built environment whether or not government policy requires this.

Chair: Julie Hirigoyen, Chief Executive, UKGBC

Panel:

Jo Mills, Head of Decarbonisation, Willmott Dixon

Jennie Colville, Head of ESG & Sustainability, LandSec

Ben Smith, Director for Energy and Climate Change Consulting, Arup

This session was developed with the UK Green Building Council

15:00–15:45

Futurebuild conversation: Climate change: What have we got right? Which exams have we passed? What are our re-sits? Are we heading for expulsion? What next?

This conversation between a scientist and practitioners assesses how we are doing one year on.

Chair: Sara Edmonds, Coordinator, Architects Climate Action Network (ACAN) and Director, Studio seARCH

In conversation with:

Mark Maslin, Professor of Earth System Science, University College London and author of How to save our planet: the facts

Lara Young, Head of ESG, Cromwell Property Group

Smith Mordak, Director of Sustainability and Physics, Buro Happold

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Join top industry leaders in the Buildings & Offsite programme to accelerate your building knowledge and drive zero-carbon success. Featuring sessions from Passivhaus Trust, CIOB, MPBA, BRE and more. Learn from experts in the field on challenges, successful projects, overheating, monitoring and new policies and industry standards. Plus, don’t miss masterclasses from sustainability legends Bill Dunster OBE and Duncan Baker-Brown.

Seminar sponsored by

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DAY ONE: 07 MARCH

10:30–11:15

Passivhaus and the cost of living crisis

Curated by The Passivhaus Trust

Chair: Emma Osmundsen, Chief Executive, Sixty Bricks, Waltham Forest Borough Council’s Housing Development Company

The costs and benefits of Passivhaus newbuild

Emma Osmundsen, Chief Executive, Sixty Bricks, Waltham Forest Borough Council’s Housing Development Company

How can Passivhaus help to inform cost-effective retrofit plans?

Mariam Kapsali, Architect & Passivhaus Designer, Architype

Rebecca Hall, Architect & Passivhaus Designer, Architype

What actions can we all take today, including step-by-step retrofit approaches

Bob Prewett, Director, Prewett Bizley Architects

11:30–12:15

Masterclass Session: A decade of building ‘zero bills’ homes with Bill Dunster

Bill Dunster OBE, ZEDpower

12:30–13:15

(Non-Domestic) Modular Construction and the Journey to Net Zero

Curated by MPBA

Chair: Richard Hipkiss, Modular and Portable Buildings, Development Director, MPBA

Speakers:

Andrew Roberts, Group Sustainability Manager, Polyroof Sarah Partridge, Climate Programme Manager, Portakabin

Limited

Ben Lowe, Sales Surveyor, TG Escapes

13:30–14:15

CIOB In Conversation: What Construction Clients Want/Need

Curated by CIOB

Chair: Daphne Thissen, Thissen Consulting

Speakers:

Neil Pennell, Head of Design, Innovation & Property Solutions, Landsec

Jennifer Makkreel, Deputy Director of Capital Projects, University of Oxford

David Haimes, Former Programme Director, Highways England

Jamie Strathearn, Head of Programme, Cost, Procurement, PreConstruction, Marks & Spencer

14:30–15:15

How will the Net Zero Carbon Buildings Standard revolutionise the UK Built Environment?

Curated by the Net Zero Carbon Buildings Standard Steering Committee

Speakers:

Will Arnold, Head of Climate Action, IStructE

Tom Wigg, Senior Advisor–Net Zero Carbon Buildings, UKGBC

Amrita Dasgupta, Associate, Greengage

15:30–16:15

Scaling up offsite–collaboratively delivering MMC at scale

Curated by BRE

Chair: Alison Nicholl, Head of Constructing Excellence, BRE

Speakers:

Richard Crosby, Director, Seismic Group

James Duncan, BRE

Dan Capstick, Ecology Building Society

16:30–17:15

Engineered timber and woodfibre insulation–solutions for providing future proofed housing at scale in the UK

Curated by STEICO

Chair: Martin Twamley, Technical Director, STEICO UK Ltd

Speakers:

Jamie Keats, Product Owner, CITU

Jae Cotterell, Director, Passivhaus Homes and PH15 System

Grant White, Owner, Discovery Homes

DAY two: 08 MARCH

10:30–11:15

Interaction between the Net Zero Carbon Buildings Standard and other industry initiatives

Curated by the Net Zero Carbon Buildings Standard Steering Committee

Speakers:

Matt Collins, Senior Specialist–Construction & Infrastructure Management, RICS

Louisa Bowles, Partner and Sustainability Lead, Hawkins\Brown

Jannik Giesekam, Chancellor’s Fellow, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of Strathclyde

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11:30–12:15

Building Modular and the Building Regulations–building a more sustainable future

Curated by the MPBA

Chair: Andy King, Technical Director, Wernick Group and MPBA Technical Committee Group Chair

Speakers:

Stuart Norris, Portakabin

Martin Keogh, Saint-Gobain Ecophon

Jim Cowell, UK Technical Director, Algeco

Kerry Jones, Associate Director, Faithful and Gould

12:30–13:15

What’s killing your workforce?

Curated by the IOM

Speakers:

Nathan Baker, Chief Executive, IOM

Philip Baker, Deputy Health and Safety Champion, Construction Industry Council

13:30–14:15

Minimising and mitigating overheating risk in homes

Curated by the Good Homes Alliance

Chair: Lynne Sullivan OBE, Chair, Good Homes Alliance

Speakers:

Julie Godefroy, Sustainability Consultant, Julie Godefroy

Sustainability

Susie Diamond, Partner, Inkling

Tom Dollard, Partner - Sustainability and Innovation, Pollard Thomas Edwards

Professor Rajat Gupta, Director, Oxford Institute for Sustainable Development (OISD) and Low Carbon Building Research Group, Oxford Brookes University

14:30–15:15

Sustainable Steel

Curated by the Light Steel Frame Association

Chair: Mike Fairey, Chairman, Light Steel Frame Association

Talk title to be confirmed

Jaspreet Singh, Pre-Construction Manager, Fusion Steel Framing

How connected construction workflows can drive productivity through digitalisation

Craig Johnson, Business Development Manager, Trible

Sustainability–a supplier’s perspective

Ian Wilson, Group Chairman, Benx

15:30–16:15

Using monitoring to understand net zero homes

Curated by the Building Performance Network

Chair: Dr Kerry Mashford OBE

Data Driven Decarbonisation: get the fundamentals right Ahsan Khan, Director of Research and Innovation, TrustMark

Using data to understand systems

Hermione Crease, Chief Executive, Purrmetrix

16:30–17:15

Go Big or Go Home - Tackling the hidden Barriers to Scaling Retrofit

Curated by LSBU

Chair: Pippa Palmer, Research Strategist, LSBU and the LSBU/ BSRIA Net Zero Building Centre

Speakers:

Hazel Mealy, Principal Strategy Officer, Better Placed Partnership, Lewisham, Lambeth and Southwark Councils

Hope Carpenter, Climate Change Project Support and Communications Officer, London Borough of Lambeth

Chit Chong, Group Sustainability Manager, Peabody

Cameron McKenzie, Sustainability Officer, Peabody

DAY three: 09 MARCH

10:30–11:15

Heritage Declares: How to disrupt traditional ways of thinking about ‘old buildings’

Curated by Heritage Declares

Chair: Dr Louise Cooke, Senior Lecturer Conservation, University of York / Heritage Declares

Heritage Declares: a new way of thinking about buildings

Robyn Sparkes, National Trust

Training the installers through area based approaches

Dr Sophie Norton, Historic England

Housing policy and retrofit

Professor Nicholas Pleace, University of York

Examples from practice

Chloe Sheward, Donald Insall Associates

Training the decision makers

Dr Louise Cooke, Senior Lecturer Conservation, University of York / Heritage Declares

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11:30–12:15

Building Capacity for Climate Action - Committing to Climate

Framework

Curated by Climate Framework

Chair: Mina Hasman, Sustainability Director, SOM & Lead, Climate Framework

Speakers:

Dr Aaron Gillich, Director, BSRIA LSBU Net Zero Building Centre

Alex Whitcroft, Director, KIN

Julie Godefroy, Head of Net Zero Policy, CIBSE

Kathryn Thomson, Head of Training, CIBSE

12:30–13:15

How to build a net zero Passivhaus

Curated by The Passivhaus Trust

Chair: Piers Sadler, Director, Delta Q

Early stage design decisions: the biggest cost savings

Lizzy Westmacott, Associate Director & Joint Head of Sustainability, ECD Architects

Construction methods for Passivhaus buildings

Piers Sadler, Director, Delta Q

Heating, ventilation & renewable energy strategies for net zero Passivhaus building

Gwilym Still, Director, Passivhaus Leader, Partner, Max Fordham

13:30–14:15

Masterclass Session: the Age of Retrofit: designing in the age of resource scarcity

Duncan Baker-Brown, University of Brighton Climate Literacy Champion, Founder of BakerBrown Studio, Co-Chair of RIBA

Climate Action Expert Advisory Group, UK Net Zero Carbon Building Standard Governance Board

14:30–15:15

Product Specification for Performance & Compliance

Curated by CABE

Chair: Richard Harral, Technical Director, CABE

Speakers:

Hanna Clarke, Digital and Policy Manager, Construction Products Association (CPA)

Richard Smith, Head of Standards Innovation and Research, NHBC Representative from Office for Product Safety Standards

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Get ready for digital transformation! The Digital Stage presents three days of cutting-edge insights covering key themes: innovative technological advancements, sustainable processes and targets, and the construction of tomorrow. Join expert sessions, masterclasses, and interactive tech demonstrations.

Seminar sponsored by

DAY ONE: 07 MARCH

Day One host: Mark Coates, International Director of Public Policy and Advocacy, Bentley Systems

10:30–11:15

Digital Twins: What are they and what are their value?

Curated by RICS

Chair: Andrew Knight, Data and Technology Lead, RICS

Panel:

Bola Abisogun OBE, Digital Director, BIM Academy

Dr Bonahis Oko, Head of Sustainability, SOBEN

11:30–12:15

Digital Transformation: Less talk, more action and REAL results

Curated by Nima

Chair: Casey Rutland, Founding Director, digitalgreen.io

Panel:

Andrew Kreb, Digital Manager, Sweco

Kath Fontana, Transformation Director, FMS

Brittany Harris, CEO and Founder, Qualis Flow

12:30–13:15

What happens when a digital twin enters the Metaverse

David Weir-McCall, Industry Marketing Manager, Epic Games

13:30–14:15

A new approach to building, say hello to P-DfMA!

Chair: Charlotte Garrett, DfMA Lead, KOPE

Panel:

David Clowe, Head of MMC, Turner & Townsend

Alastair Powell, Architect and Director, Bryden Wood

Ben Carlisle, Global Practice Leader for DfMA, Mott MacDonald

14:30–15:15

How advancements in tech are changing the course of building regulation compliance

Maria Hudson, CMO, BuildData Group

15:30–16:15

The technology accelerating progress to net zero

Chair: David Philp, Chief Value Office, Cohesive Group

Panel:

May Winfield, Global Director of Commercial, Legal and Digital Risks, Solicitor, Buro Happold

Helen Hough, Head of Sustainability, Bryden Wood

Tom Wilcock, UKIMEA Digital Services Leader, Arup

16:30–17:15

The smart way to use data in whole lifecycle asset information management

Chair: Mark Taylor, Associate Director - Digital Construction

Buro Happold

Panel:

Rob Jackson, Director, Bond Bryan Digital

Emilia Cardamone, Associate Director - Digital, Turner & Townsend

Sam Norledge, Digital Delivery Manager, ISG

17:30–18:00

Step inside the ZERO Playbook for creating sustainable change

Presenters:

Johnathan Munkley, WSP Digital Services Lead and ZERO CoFounder

Mohammad Shana’a, CEO and Co-Founder, Morta

DAY two: 08 MARCH

Day Two host: Kathryn Donald, Digital Design and Building

Performance Modelling Director, Max Fordham

10:30–11:15

Digital Bio-based Buildings – How timber construction is being reimagined

Curated by Built by Nature

Chair: Joe Giddings, UK Networks Lead, Built by Nature

Panel:

Mollie Claypool, CEO & Founder, Automated Architecture

Rory Doak, Project Managing – Digitalisation, Stora Enso

11:30–12:15

The importance of data in reaching Net Zero targets & ESG goals in the built environment

Chair: David Ede, Head of Organisational Change, BRE

Panel:

Kartik Amrania, Head of Building Sustainability, SWECO

Jen Dudley, Senior Product Manager, BRE

Caron Johnson, Sustainable Construction Lead, Ministry of Justice

12:30–13:15

Land on Water

Marshall Blecher, Founding Partner, MAST

13:30–14:15

Building Safety and the Golden Thread: where does it go next?

Chair: Melanie Robinson, Senior Digital Consultant, BIM Academy

Panel:

Allan Binns, Safety Director, Ryder Architecture

Sofie Hooper, Head of Policy, Institute of Workplace and Facilities

Management

Rebecca Rees, Partner, Trowers & Hamlins LLP

14:30–15:15

CReDo: Climate Resilience Demonstrator Project

Sarah Hayes, CReDo Strategic Engagement Lead, Connected Places Catapult

15:30–16:15

Death to drawings - The radical design process behind Randselva Bridge

Øystein Ulvestad, BIM Developer, Sweco

16:30–17:15

Data-driven decision-making: How data can change the way we use energy and fuel

Curated by CIAT

Chair: Dan Rossiter, Built Environment Sector Lead, BSI

Panel:

Spacy Bondarenko, BIM Specialist, Fletcher Priest Architects

Tom Gray, Senior Chartered Architectural Technologist, Robert Shreeve Associates Ltd

DAY three: 09 MARCH

Day Three host: Erin Walsh, Director of Built Environment, Connected Places Catapult

10:30–11:15

Witness the rise of the 15 minute city

Jonathan Tarbatt, Director, Corstorphine & Wright Architects

David Smith, Head of Business Partnerships, South East Consortium

11:30–12:15

The future of construction: building better through collaboration

Curated by Women in BIM

Chair: Marie Grieve, Managing Director, Costello Palmer Communications

Panel:

Giulia Pustorino, BIM Manager, Weston Williamson + Partners

Dr Melanie Robinson, Senior Digital Consultant, BIM Academy Hadeel Saadoon, Principal Consultant, Turner & Townsend

12:30–13:15

BIM for Facility Management at NATO Headquarters

Carlo Cosoleto, BIM Manager, NATO

13:30–14:15

Digital twins... fake news for net zero?

Curated by Digital Twin Hub

Chair: Henry Fenby-Taylor, Chief Executive Officer, Athenophilia Ltd

Panel:

Melissa Zanocco OBE, Head of Programmes, ICG

Mark Enzer OBE, Strategic Advisor, Mott MacDonald

Simon Evans, Digital Energy Lead, Global Digital Energy Leader & Global Digital Twin Leader, Arup

14:30–15:15

The Forge: the UK’s first net zero carbon commercial development

Ryan Kimber, Director, Bryden Wood

energy E

The Energy & District Energy programme unites all professionals engaged in designing, specifying, supplying and installing products and services in the energy sector. Featuring top partners like UKDEA, Good Homes Alliance, CIBSE, Carbon Trust and more. Explore ways to boost heat networks, bust heat pump myths and decarbonise homes and real estate. Get ahead of the game and drive the energy and district energy industry forward.

Seminar sponsored by

DAY ONE: 07 MARCH

10:30–11:15

Net Zero Energy and New Housing Development

Curated by the Good Homes Alliance

Chair: Mike Roberts, Vice-Chair, Good Homes Alliance

Speakers:

Ian Pritchett, Co-Founder, Growth & Innovation Director, Greencore Construction

Neal Coady, Head of Product, SNRG

Debbie Haynes, Carbon Reduction & Sustainability Manager, OX Place

11:30–12:15

Policy and Regulations to 2030 and beyond–Impacts on the Sector

Curated by the UKDEA

Chair: Simon Woodward, Chairman, UK District Energy Association

Arran Mornin, Head of Heat Network Policy, DESNZ

12:30–13:15

Delivering low carbon heating at scale

Curated by Kensa Group

Speakers:

Dr. Stuart Gadsden, Commercial Director, Kensa Contracting

Ian Goodchild, Director of Sales - Non Domestic, Kensa Contracting

Wouter Thijssen, Managing Director, Kensa Utilities

13:30–14:15

How can we accelerate the growth of heat networks in the UK?

Curated by The Carbon Trust

Chair: Emma Ashcroft, Associate Director, Cities & Regions, The Carbon Trust

Speakers:

Michaela Shopland, Financial Modelling Consultant

Charlotte Owen, Head of Policy and Local Partnerships, Pinnacle Power

14:30–15:15

How much domestic energy do we really use and what low level physical interventions can we make?

Chair: Jade Lewis, Chief Executive, Sustainable Energy Association

Speakers:

Professor Will Swan, Leader, Energy House Labs, University of Salford

Professor Richard Fitton, Professor of Building Performance, Energy House Labs, University of Salford

Professor Tadj Oresczczyn, Professor of Energy and Environment, UCL Energy Institute

15:30–16:15

Heat decarbonisation

Curated by CIBSE

Speakers:

Colin Goodman, Technical Consultant, CIBSE

Dr Joel Hamilton, Heat Networks Specialist, HNDU - Net Zero Buildings - Clean Heat, Department for Energy Security and Net Zero

Dr. Matthew Trewhella, Ground Source Heat Pump Associate (GSHPA) Council Member

16:30–17:15

Forecasting energy use from buildings - how to go about it (all models are wrong, but some are useful)

Curated by LETI

Chair: Susie Diamond, Founding Partner, Inkling

Speakers:

Susie Diamond, Founding Partner, Inkling

Julie Godefroy, Head of Net Zero Policy, CIBSE

Cinthia Espino Castillo, Chair, LETI Pioneers

energy E

DAY two: 08 MARCH

10:30–11:15

Innovations in the District Energy Sector for 2023: Part 1

Curated by the UKDEA

Chair: Simon Woodward, Chairman, UK District Energy Association

A shroud revolution

Steve Richmond, Head of Marketing & Technical–REHAU Ltd

Why District Energy? Guaranteeing Performance and Where It Is Heading

Neil Parry, Global Head of District Energy, Armstrong Fluid Technology

New heat exchanger for the heat pump industry

Christer Frennfelt, Business Development Manager, SWEP

11:30–12:15

Grid constraints and the transition to net zero: built environment

Curated by SNRG

Chair: Andrew Cameron-Smith, Editorial Director, Unlock Net Zero

Speakers:

Eloise John, Director, Business Unit Lead, Energy, Europe & India, AECOM

Dan Nicholls, Managing Director, SNRG

Stewart Dalgarno, Director of Innovation and Sustainability, Stewart Milne Group

12:30–13:15

How do we ensure our buildings are fit for the future?

Curated by the Sustainable Energy Association

Chair: Jade Lewis, Chief Executive, Sustainable Energy Association

Speakers:

Paul Simpson, Commercial Director, Recticel Insulation

Russell Dean, Residential Product Group Director, Mitsubishi Electric

Dan Cook, Chief Executive Officer, Active Building Centre

Jim Dyer, Director Built Environment, Sovereign Housing

Ren Baletti, Senior Business Development Manager, Zero Carbon

Heat, EDF Energy

13:30–14:15

How can we best decarbonise millions of homes?

Curated by the Energy Saving Trust

Chair: Anthony Kyriakides, Head of Renewables, Energy Saving Trust

Speakers:

Kelly Greer, Head of Research, ACE Research, The Association of Decentralised Energy

Colm Britchfield, Policy Advisor, E3G

Ian Rippin, Chief Executive Officer, MCS

14:30–15:15

Myth Busting Ground Source Heat Pumps

Curated by the Ground Source Heat Pumps Association

Chair: Stephen Bielby, Operations Manager and Secretariat, GSHPA

Speakers:

Laura Bishop, Chair, GSHPA

Geoff Ellison, Member, GSHPA

Neil Lawson, Council Member, GSHPA

Ken Kneale, Council Member, GSHPA

15:30–16:15

Ten steps to decarbonise UK real estate

Curated by RICS

Speakers:

Fabrizio Varriale, Place and Space Analyst, RICS

Simon Sturgis, Founder, Targeting Zero LLP

16:30–17:15

Future Homes Standard: How solar can drive net zero ready homes

Curated by Solar Energy UK

Chair: Kara Davies, Commercial and Technical Lead - Residential Market, Solar Energy UK

Speakers:

John Southern, Upowa

Dr Jo Atkinson, Active Building Centre

Ian Rippin, Chief Executive Officer, MCS

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DAY three: 09 MARCH

10:30–11:15

Innovations in the District Energy Sector for 2023: Part 2

Curated by the UKDEA

Chair: Simon Woodward, Chairman, UK District Energy Association

The next generation of innovation in chemical free water treatment and its successful application in DHN Projects

David Whitfield, Managing Director, IWTM

Kingspan Technical Insulation – An Introduction to CIBSE CP1 and the Kooltherm Pipe Insulation Carbon Calculator

Marc Nickels, National Business Development Manager, Kingspan

Developing the next generation of heat networks - easing the path to decarbonisation

Mark Whettall, Managing Director, CPV Ltd

11:30–12:15

Implementation of the Future Homes Standards–Challenges and Opportunities

Curated by CABE

Chair: Dr Gavin Dunn, Chief Executive, CABE

Speakers:

Oliver Novakovic, Technical & Innovation Director, Barratt PLC Group

Stuart Fairlie, Managing Director, Elmhurst Energy

12:30–13:15

Meeting the UK Net Zero Carbon Buildings Standard today

Curated by the Net Zero Carbon Buildings Standard Steering Committee

Speakers:

Clara Bagenal George, LETI

Julie Godefroy, Head of Net Zero Policy, CIBSE

Katie Clemence Jackson, Technical Project Manager, NZCBS

13:30–14:15

Towards a roadmap for heat networks

Curated by Energy UK

Chair: Louise Shooter, Policy Manager, Energy UK

Panel:

Charlotte Large, Director - Strategy & Decarbonisation, Equans

Carol Aitken, Public and Regulatory Affairs Manager, Vattenfall Antony Meanwell, Head of Decarbonisation for City Energy Solutions and Generation Strategy Manager, E.ON

Cantor Mocke, Head of Market Growth, DESNZ

14:30–15:15

Renewables in New Build Homes

Curated by MCS

Lucy McKenzie, Technical Officer, MCS

Discover the support offered through the Net Zero Innovation Programme, learn about the Energy Entrepreneurs’ Fund and Flexibility Innovation Programme and hear from the next generation of inventors and innovators. Plus, don’t miss the Build the Change competition, the Big Ideas Pitch, and presentations from our Net Zero Pioneers and Innovation Partners.

Sponsored by In partnership with

DAY ONE: 07 MARCH

10:30–11:15

Introduction to the Flexibility Innovation programme and project insights

Curated by Department for Energy Security and Net Zero

Chairs: Kate Robertshaw, NZIP Flexibility Innovation Programme –Programme Lead, Department for Energy Security and Net Zero

Sarah Butler, Energy Innovation Programme Manager, Department for Energy Security and Net Zero

Speakers:

Angelos Patsidis, Head of power systems, SMP Net

Thomas Whiffen, Green Energy Options

Stephane Lee-Favier, Chief Product Officer, Chameleon Technology

11:30–12:15

Insights from Energy Entrepreneurs Fund

Curated by Department for Energy Security and Net Zero

Chair: Miriam Zachau Walker, Co-manager of the Energy Entrepreneurs Fund, Department for Energy Security and Net Zero

Speakers:

Dr Natasha Boulding, CEO and Co-Founder, Low Carbon Materials (LCM)

Agnes Czako, CEO and Founder, Airex

Jonathan Brown, Solar Capture Technologies

12:30–13:10

Build the Change student competition

Curated by The Day & LEGO Group

Chair: Dr Oliver Jones, Research Director, Ryder Architecture

Judging panel:

Mak Gilchrist, Founding Director, Edible Bus Stop (EBS)

Sam Cryer, CEO and Founder, Thermulon

Natasha Boulding, CEO and Co-Founder, Low Carbon Materials

David Pallash, Senior Manager - Responsibility, LEGO Group

Joined by six young winners showcasing their designs and inspiring a panel of real-life changemakers

13:30–15:05

Net Zero Pioneers

Chair: Andrew Cameron Smith, Editorial Director, Unlock Net Zero

13:30-13:50

The challenges of decarbonising heat

Johan du Plessis, CEO and founder, tepeo

13:55-14:15

Low carbon concrete

Ian Clements, Concrete Commercial Director, Hanson

14:20-14:40

The world we need

Sebastian Moreno-Vacca, Architect and Founding partner, A2M architects

14:45-15:05

Viessmann’s vision on energy autarky for domestic homes

Christian Engelke, Technical Director, Viessmann Limited

15:15–16:15

Innovation Partner Presentations

15:15-15:30

Digitising production to make it easier to integrate re-use

Julien De Visscher, CEO, MCB / MODS

15:35-15:50

Improving aesthetics and efficiency through innovation

Anthony Murray, Technical Services Manager, Smart Architectural Aluminium

16:00-16:15

Structural v Environmental. The Footprint of Mould

Adam Taylor-Drake, Head of IoT, Aico|HomeLINK

16:30–17:15

Win orders, fulfil contracts and get paid: An introduction to UK Export Finance

Curated by UK Export Finance

Hitesh Patel, Export Finance Manager, UK Export Finance

DAY two: 08 MARCH

10:30–11:15

Heat Pumps: what does the future hold?

Curated by Department for Energy Security and Net Zero

Chair: Sally Fenton, Co-head of the Built Innovation teamScience and Innovation for Climate and Energy Directorate (SICE), Department for Energy Security and Net Zero

Heat Pump Policy Overview

Sarah Bailey, Net Zero Buildings and Industry, Department for Energy Security and Net Zero

Heat Pump Ready, Achieving high density deployment

Nicola Lazenby, Energy Innovation Programme Manager, Department for Energy Security and Net Zero

Heat Pump Ready, the tools and technologies overcoming the barriers to heat pump deployment

Alex Hobley, Programme Manager - Electrification of Heat programme, Department for Energy Security and Net Zero

11:30–12:15

Heat Pump Ready project insights

Curated by Department for Energy Security and Net Zero

Chair: Sally Fenton, Co-head of the Built Innovation teamScience and Innovation for Climate and Energy Directorate (SICE), Department for Energy Security and Net Zero

Speakers:

Richard Jack, Technical Director at build test solutions, Build Test Solutions

Griff Thomas, Managing Director, Thormer

Tom Lipinski, Founder and Technical Director, Ventive

12:30–13:15

Big Ideas Pitch Part 1

Chair: Dr Oliver Jones, Research Director, Ryder Architecture

Shortlist:

2050 Materials, Airex, Alusid, FirstPlanit, Low Carbon Materials

13:30–14:15

Big Ideas Pitch Part 2

Chair: Dr Oliver Jones, Research Director, Ryder Architecture

Shortlist:

Material Evolution, Minimass, Oaktree Power, Seratech

14:45–15:40

Innovation Partner Presentations

14:45-15:00

Innovative windpost helps meet stringent thermal specifications

Dave Jessop, Product Manager, Masonry | Europe West & APAC, Leviat

15:05-15:20

CALM®FLOOR Active Mass Dampers for Next Generation

Sustainable Floor Structures

Dr Paul Reynolds, CEO, FSD Active Limited

15:25-15:40

Advantage Austrian Trade Commission

Sustainable Manufacturing for the Solar Industry

David Porter, Fronius UK

Easy, flexible, close to nature – the modular timber system that doesn’t leave its mark

Andrea Binggeli, CEO and Founder, WoodCube

15:45–17:00

Innovation Partner Presentations

15:45-16:00

Designing low carbon buildings of the future - how flowing screeds can help to meet the Future Homes Standard 2025

Alan Jackson, Commercial manager, LKAB Minerals

16:05-16:20

How to build and design with innovative products, materials, and solutions?

Robynne Hammer, COO, EDGE

16:25-16:40

Decarbonising Cement

Dr Diana Casey, Director, MPA Cement

16:45-17:00

Circular Design is a failed model, without Material Health and Regenerative Ambitions

Chaline Church, Founding Partner, MA Interior Architect & Circular Materials Specialist, 540 World

17:15–18:00

International Women’s Day - Investor and start-up networking pub

Hosted by Women in Construction Tech

DAY three: 09 MARCH

10:30–11:15

Wrapping up: Innovation in the built environment and a summary of all the Built Innovation projects that you’ve heard about this week... and more!

Curated by Department for Energy Security and Net Zero

Chair: Tim Cook, Co-Head of the Built Innovation team, Department for Energy Security and Net Zero

11:30–12:15

What does the DEEP research project tell us about the whole house approach to retrofit and what does this mean for policy and innovation?

Curated by Department for Energy Security and Net Zero

Chair: Roger Littlewood, Department for Energy Security and Net Zero

Professor David Glew, Director of the Leeds Sustainability Institute (LSI), Leeds Beckett University

12:30–13:30

Beyond MMC: re-thinking the model to deliver net zero affordable housing

Curated by BE-ST

Chair: Sinclair Young, Senior Project Manager – Development & Regeneration, The City of Edinburgh Council

Speakers:

Nicola Jackson, Technical Manager, Robertson Timber Engineering and Offsite Solutions Scotland

Sam Hart, Head of Modern Methods of Construction, Built Environment – Smarter Transformation (BE-ST)

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13:45–14:40

Innovation Partner Presentations

13:45-14:00

Smart rainwater management

Lorna Devenish, Market Development Manager - New Technology Services, SDS Limited

14:05-14:20

Tagging objects in the point cloud and linking them to your digital twin

Simon Shaw, Industry 4.0 Strategic Account Manager - EMEA/ APAC, Cintoo Cloud

14:25-14:40

AI Powered Green Buildings

Dan Eades, Chief Technology Officer, MyGlobalHome

14:55–15:30

Electrification of Heat Demonstration Project Insights

Curated by Department for Energy Security and Net Zero

Daniel Logue, Energy Systems Catapult

Hosted by Martin Hurn and Dr Oliver Jones, the podcast series shares ideas on how the built environment can overcome the many issues and challenges that it currently faces. FutureX brings together some of the brightest minds, most disruptive thinkers and innovators to build a community of likeminded people that can begin to make a real change.

interiors I

Learn how to improve health and well-being in building design by attending the Interiors & Lighting programme. Featuring sessions from International WELL Building Institute, 540 WORLD, Bathroom Manufacturers Association and more. Discover topics like healthy interiors, biophilic design, indoor air quality and architectural lighting.

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DAY ONE: 07 MARCH

10:30–11:15

Understanding Impact - the WELL Equity Rating

Curated by International WELL Building Institute

Speakers:

Ann Marie Aguilar, Senior Vice President, Commercial, International WELL Building Institute

Julia Skeete, Senior Associate Principal, Skidmore Owings & Merrill

Diaa Bahopia, Wellbeing and Social Value Lead, Sweco

John Harrison, President, A SustainAble Production (ASAP)

Cara de Lange, Speaker and Founder, Softer Success

11:30–12:15

Designing for wellbeing

Curated by the British Institute for Interior Design

Speakers:

Mathew Freeman, Founder, Freeman Studio, BIID President

Ben Channon, Director, Ekkist

Sharon Simpson, Founder, Sharon Simpson Studio, BIID Member

Chloe Bullock, Founder of Materialise Interiors, BIID Member

12:30–13:15

Certified safe & circular materials, fibre boards & C02-absorbing paint disrupting the linear economy

Curated by 540 WORLD

Introduction to Safe then Circular Regenerative Design

Chaline Church, Founding Partner, 540 WORLD, Regenerative Circular Design Consultants

Chair & Intro to C2C Certified® material health & Why safe, then circular design is vital for the future in Interiors

Peyton Laine, MD, MBDC - Cradle to Cradle Certified® Product Assessment

How to deliver safe then circular Interiors - international case studies

Ana Quintas, Lead, Built Environment, EMEA & LATAM, Cradle to Cradle Products Innovation Institute

The Graphenstone case study of certified sustainable, safe and circular paint and how this helps meet environmental goals

John Thorogood, Head of Sales, Graphenstone UK

The HONEXT case study of certified sustainable, safe, then circular fibre panels

Paul Clegg, Chief Executive, HONEXT®

13:30–14:15

Lighting for wellness in the workplace

Curated by the Institution of Lighting Professionals

Speakers:

Seraphina Gogate, Principal Lighting Designer, Cundall

Roxana Rakhshani, Senior Lighting Designer, Cundall

14:30–15:15

Water fittings: A guide for specifiers

Curated by the Bathroom Manufacturers Association

Chair: Tom Reynolds, Chief Executive, Bathroom Manufacturers Association (BMA)

Speakers:

Stephanie Allchurch, Product Development Manager, Altecnic

Gary Wilde, Technical Services Officer, British Pump Manufacturers Association (BPMA)

Jonathan Price, Business Development Manager, Kiwa Watertec

15:30–16:15

Increasing sustainability by design

Curated by KNX UK

Chair: Tracy Palazzo-Barnes, Business Manager, KNX UK

Speakers:

Iain Gordon, Managing Director, GES Digital and Chair, KNX UK

Paul Jones, Director, BEG UK & Ireland

16:30–17:15

Lighting the way – A new approach to office design

Curated by Lutron

Miguel Aguado, Marketing and Technology Manager, Lutron EMEA

interiors I

DAY two: 08 MARCH

10:30–11:15

Certified safe & circular materials - sintered crystal surfaces & carpet tiles disrupting the linear economy

Curated by 540 WORLD

Introduction to Safe then Circular Regenerative Design: Chaline Church, Founding Partner, 540 WORLD, Regenerative Circular Design Consultants

Chair & Intro to C2C Certified® material health & Why safe, then circular design is vital for the future in Interiors

Peyton Laine, Managing Director, MBDC–Cradle to Cradle Certified® Product Assessment

How to deliver safe then circular Interiors–international case studies

Ana Quintas, Lead, Built Environment, EMEA & LATAM, Cradle to Cradle Products Innovation Institute

The Shaw Contract case study of certified sustainable, safe and circular carpet tiles and how this helps meet environmental goals

Andrew Jackson, Business Development Director EMEA, Shaw Industries

The Magna Glaskeramik surfaces case study of certified sustainable, safe and circular sintered crystal panels

James Adams, Director, Maconda

11:30–12:15

Upgrading heritage buildings – best practice approaches

Curated by CIBSE

Chair: Mat Colmer, Senior Innovation Lead, UK Research & Innovation

Speakers:

Caroline Cattini-Dow, CIBSE Retrofit in Heritage Committee, Principal Engineer & Building Services Engineering Team Leader, Historic England

Amy Punter, Associate Director, Hoare Lea

James Woodall, Sustainability Lead, SOM – Skidmore, Owings, and Merrill

Marion Baeli, PDP London

Julie Godefroy, Head of Net Zero Policy, CIBSE

12:30–13:15

Masterclass Session: Biophilic Design with Oliver Heath

Curated by International WELL Building Institute

Oliver Heath, Oliver Heath Design

13:30–14:15

Lighting, biophilia and controls

Curated by Institution of Lighting Professionals

James Poore, Creative Director, JPLD

14:30–15:15

Homes for life

Curated by KNX UK

Chair: Tracy Palazzo-Barnes, Business Manager, KNX UK

Speakers:

Paul Foulkes, Theben UK and Vice Chair, KNX UK

Paul Doyle, Independent Consultant Engineer

Martin Hawley, Key Account Manager, Jung UK

15:30–16:15

Indoor air pollution in buildings: why it matters

Speakers:

Dr Tom Woolley, Author of Building Materials, Health and Indoor Air Quality and Chair, UK Clean Air Steering Committee

Dr. Michelle Bellingham, Glasgow University author, Royal College of Obstetricians report on Chemical Exposures During Pregnancy

16:30–17:15

Lighting the way - Case Study: Sópers House

Curated by Lutron

Miguel Aguado, Marketing and Technology Manager, Lutron EMEA

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DAY three: 09 MARCH

10:30–11:15

Effective indoor air quality monitoring for better buildings

Curated by the BRE

Andy Dengel, Director of Environment, BRE

11:30–12:15

Investing for Health - Driving Sustainable Finance

Curated by International WELL Building Institute

Speakers:

Giovanna Jagger, Senior Director, Global Market Development, EMEA, International WELL Building Institute

Cees Van der Spek,Global Corporate Relations Director, EDGE

Thomas Vazakas, Head of Sustainability, Cushman & Wakefield

Olatz Pombo, Sustainability Consultant, Arup

12:30–13:15

Lighting design: The art of sensory construction

Curated by studio ZNA

Zerlina Hughes, Founder and Creative Direction, studio ZNA

13:30–14:15

New site guidance for drylining

Curated by the FIS

Chair: Joe Cilia, Technical Director, FIS

Speakers:

Chloe Holland, Compliance Manager, Flynn Interiors

Dave Robinson, Head of Technical Support, British Gypsum

Matt Taylor, Taylor Design Consultancy

Mirjam Wrigley, Specialist Principal Engineer, A&F Laing O’Rourke

14:30–15:15

Rhythmic spaces

Curated by KNX UK

Chair: Paul Foulkes, Theben UK and Vice Chair, KNX UK

Sue Redman, Managing Director, Wildfire Marketing

Mmaterials

Join top industry leaders from MPA Concrete Centre, Timber Development UK, Built by Nature, and more at the Materials programme to learn about green materials and reducing building emissions by 44% by 2050. Join the Architects Climate Action Network (ACAN) for day 3 where they will explore the three manifesto aims of ACAN: Decarbonise Now, Ecological Regeneration, and Cultural Transformation.

Seminar sponsored by

DAY ONE: 07 MARCH

10:30–11:15

Specifying Low Carbon Concrete

Curated MPA The Concrete Centre

Chair: Claire Ackerman, Executive Director, MPA The Concrete Centre

Specifying Low Carbon Concretes new to BS 8500

Gareth Wake, Director, MPA Ready-Mixed Concrete

Panel:

Gareth Wake, Director, MPA Ready-Mixed Concrete

Noushin Khosravi, Sustainable Construction Manager, UK Concrete

Representative from Low Carbon Concrete Routemap Group

11:30–12:15

Innovations in Precast Concrete

This session was curated by MPA Precast

Chair: Mark Shepherd, Manager, MPA Precast

Technology for precast concrete - this session will present the advantages of using technology for precast concrete manufacture, helping to create a paperless environment

Craig Johnson, Trimble

Benefits of concrete cladding - this presentation will include RC and UHPFRC cladding, looking at aesthetic possibilities as well as fire, carbon and acoustic performance. The session will include digital design and analysis with case study examples.

Mark Pniewski, Engineering Director, Thorp Precast Limited

An update on new Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs

Matthew Butcher, on behalf of MPA Precast

12:30–13:15

Building for the next generation with timber

Curated by Timber Development UK

Chair: David Hopkins, Chief Executive, Timber Development UK

Speakers:

Edmund Fowles, Director, Feilden Fowles

Peter Laidler, Director, Structure Workshop

Dr Francesca Moore, Vice-Principle, Homerton College and Chair of Estates Committee

Dr Timothy Brittain-Catlin, Fellow and Director, Studies in Architecture

Philip Marsh, Director, dRMM Architects

Steve Peet, Associate, Engenuiti

13:30–14:15

The New Model Building–A solution for mass timber residential development

Curated by Built by Nature

Chair: Joe Giddings, UK Networks Lead, Built by Nature

Speakers:

Kirsten Haggart, Associate Director, Waugh Thistleton Architects

José L. Torero, Professor of Civil Engineering and Head of the Department of Civil, Environmental and Geomatic Engineering, UCL

Smith Mordak, Director of Sustainability & Physics, Buro Happold

14:30–15:15

Building a circular future

Curated by AECOM

Chair: Alice Purcell, AECOM

Dave Cheshire, Director, Sustainability, Buildings + Places, AECOM

15:30–16:15

Certified safe & circular materials–sustainable wood & global applications disrupting the linear economy

Curated by 540 WORLD

Introduction to Safe then Circular Regenerative Design

Chaline Church, Founding Partner, 540 WORLD, Regenerative Circular Design Consultants

Chair & Intro to C2C Certified® material health & Why safe, then circular design is vital for the future in the built environment

Peyton Laine, MD, MBDC - Cradle to Cradle Certified® Product Assessment

How to deliver safe then circular construction - international case studies

Ana Quintas, Lead, Built Environment, EMEA & LATAM, Cradle to Cradle Products Innovation Institute

The Accoya wood innovation case study of certified sustainable, safe and circular timber and how this helps you meet environmental goals

Justin Peckham, Regional Head of Sales - UK & Ireland, N.Europe, Middle East, Accsys Technologies

International Timber case studies of certified sustainable Accoya in the built environment

Will Frost, Technical Business Development Manager, International Timber

16:30–17:15

Innovate reuse of structural steel

Curated by ASBP

Chair: Dr Katherine Adams, Technical Director, ASBP

DISRUPT: New circular economy business models to accelerate steel reuse

Dr Asselia Katenbayeva, Research Associate, ASBP

Testing concrete-encased steel from the 1950s for direct reuse Rob Mills, Senior Associate, Heyne Tillett Steel

ARMOUR: Innovative steel reuse in artificial reefs Will Bateman, Founder, CCell

17:30–18:15

Understanding the role of concrete in the hierarchy of Net Zero design

Curated by Aggregate Industries UK

Chair: Jasen Gauld, National Product Development Director, Aggregate Industries UK

DAY two: 08 MARCH

10:30–11:15

Structural materials and decarbonisation–where are we now?

Curated by IStructE

Will Arnold, Head of Climate Action, IStructE

11:30–12:15

Busting myths about bio-based materials

Speakers:

Dr Tom Woolley, Rachel Bevan Architects

Chloe Donovan, Chief Executive, Natural Building Systems

Dr Jim Carfrae, Lecturer in Building Physics, Energy Use in Buildings and Low Impact Materials, Plymouth University

12:30–13:15

UK’s first C2C® Circular Design Network (CircDNet) hotspot launches here to disrupt linear design with world-first exemplars

Curated by 540 WORLD

Intro to Safe, Circular, Regenerative Design & CircDNet

Chaline Church, Founding Partner, 540 WORLD, Regenerative Circular Design

Chair & Intro to C2C Certified® material health & Why safe, then circular design is vital for the future + international case studies

Ana Quintas, Lead, Built Environment, EMEA & LATAM, Cradle to Cradle Products Innovation Institute

Accoya wood - a safe, circular, certified timber innovation + case studies

Justin Peckham, Regional Head of Sales - UK & Ireland, N.Europe, Middle East, Accsys Technologies

Graphenstone paint - a safe, C02-abosorbing paint innovation + case studies

John Thorogood, Head of Sales, Graphenstone UK

Staco Gratings - a certified safe & circular steel & aluminium innovation + case studies

Scott Mason, Commercial Director, Staco Gratings UK

13:30–14:15

Materials in a climate catastrophe

Speakers:

Hattie Hartman, Sustainability Editor, Architects’ Journal

Joe Jack Williams, Associate, Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios

Helen McGarry, Senior Engineer, Expedition

Graham Durrant, Hemp-Lime Spray Limited

Carol Costello, Practice Leader, Cullinan Studio

14:30–15:15

Overcoming barriers to mass timber construction

Curated by ASBP

Chair: Simon Corbey, Director, ASBP

The Mass Timber Insurance Playbook

Philip Callow, Founder, Mass Timber Risk Consulting

Jim Glockling, Independent Consultant, Glockling Consulting (former Director of Fire Protection Association and RISCAuthority)

Panel:

Philip Callow, Founder, Mass Timber Risk Consulting

Jim Glockling, Independent Consultant, Glockling Consulting (former Director of Fire Protection Association and RISC Authority)

Kelly Harrison, Whitby Wood

15:30–16:15

Resilient and Low Carbon Masonry Homes

Curated by MPA Masonry

Chair: Elaine Toogood, Director, Architecture & Sustainable Design, MPA The Concrete Centre

Recognised construction details–to reduce thermal bridging in homes

Colin Davis, Director, Studio Partington

Innovations and initiatives to reduce carbon emissions –Panel discussion:

Colum McCague, Technical Manager, MPA Cement - Lower carbon mortar project

Patrick Lewis, Technical Manager, Brick Development AssociationSustainable Brickwork

Steve Callow, Manager, Masonry & Concrete Products, MPA Masonry - Innovation with blockwork

Colin Davis, Director, Studio Partington

Tony Hopkin, Head of Construction, Quality and Innovation at housing association Midland Heart, Project 80–Homes for the Future

16:30–17:15

Decarbonising structural steelwork

Curated by BCSA

Chair: Dr Michael Sansom, Sustainability Manager, BCSA

Speakers:

David Brown, Associate Director, SCI

Jonathan Davis, Associate Director, William Hare

Graeme Peacock, Marketing Manager - Engineering and Tubes, Tata Steel

17:30–18:15

Importance of data transparency to enable decision making

Curated by Aggregate Industries

Chair: Kirstin McCarthy, Director of Sustainability, Aggregate Industries

DAY three: 09 MARCH

Curated by The Architects Climate Action Network

Through short presentations we will ask questions of the industry, challenge current approaches, and examine our role in climate breakdown. You are then invited to take part in activities and structured conversations to build hope together. Join us for 40 minutes or all day long, find out what an ACAN meeting is like, and meet new collaborators as we fundamentally interrogate our role in the built environment.

10:00–10:10

The Architects Climate Action Network – an Introduction

Speakers:

Rachael Owens, Head of Sustainability, Buckley Gray Yeoman

Vincent MacDonald, MAP Architecture

10:10–10:50

Ecological Regeneration: Mapping the hidden impacts of the materials we specify

Speakers:

Kiran Pereira, Author, ‘Sand Stories’

Anthony Hudson, Founder & Creative Director, Hudson Architects

Jo Sharples, Director, Architect, Passive House Designer, Editional Studio

11:00–11:40

Cultural Transformation: Material Choices - profit or poison

Speakers:

Filipa Oliveira, Architect and Sustainability Consultant, PRP

Peter Apps, Deputy Editor, Inside Housing Magazine, Author, ‘ Show me the bodies: How we let Grenfell Happen’

11:50–12:30

Decarbonise Now: Solutions outside the capitalist growth machine

Speakers:

Laura Baron, Head of Sustainability, Purcell

Chris Bailey, Action on Empty Homes

Julieta Perucca, Deputy Director, The Shift

Sam Freeman, Director of Legal Research and Advocacy, The Shift

13:20–14:00

Ecological Regeneration: Mapping the hidden impacts of the materials we specify

Speakers:

Kiran Pereira, Author, ‘Sand Stories’

Anthony Hudson, Founder & Creative Director, Hudson Architects

Jo Sharples, Director, Architect, Passive House Designer, Editional Studio

14:10–14:50

Cultural Transformation: Material Choices - profit or poison

Filipa Oliveira, Architect and Sustainability Consultant, PRP

15:00–15:40

Decarbonise Now: Solutions outside the capitalist growth machine

Speakers:

Laura Baron, Head of Sustainability, Purcell

Chris Bailey, Action on Empty Homes

Julieta Perucca, Deputy Director, The Shift

Sam Freeman, Director of Legal Research and Advocacy, The Shift

retrofit r

The Retrofit Academy CIC is back to bring you the ultimate speaker programme on retrofit best-practice, showcasing the industry’s top leaders, pioneers, and innovators delivering safe, high-quality retrofit in the race to the top. Attend to identify products, technologies and innovations that can help you scale up and meet the challenges of delivering retrofit at an unprecedented scale.

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DAY ONE: 07 MARCH

RETROFIT PROFESSIONALS IN PRACTICE

10:30–11:15

Are we Retro-fit?

Chair: Andy Parkin, Elmhurst Energy

Speakers:

Simon Flint, Elmhurst Energy

Professor David Glew, Leeds Beckett University

Professor Richard Fitton, University of Salford

Rory Nixon, ECO Surv

11:30–12:15

Retrofit Assessment – What Does Good Look Like?

Chair: Alan Pither, The Retrofit Academy

Speakers:

Jarood Green, Equans

Professor Richard Fitton, University of Salford

12:30–13:15

Retrofit Coordinator Case Studies

Chair: David Pierpoint, The Retrofit Academy

Speakers:

Fallon Warren, Orbit Homes

Tim Freeman, Energy Specifics

13:30–14:30

Retrofit Design Masterclass

Chair: Alan Pither, The Retrofit Academy

Speakers:

Bob Prewett, Director, Prewett Bizley Architects

Edith Colomba, Useful Simple Trust

James Traynor, ECD Architects

Marion Baeli, PDP London

14:45–15:15

Delivery Challenges for the Retrofit Professionals

Simon Ayers, Trustmark

15:30–16:15

Retrofit Evaluation – Setting the Standard for the Future

Chair: Simon Ayers, Trustmark

Speakers:

Professor David Glew, Leeds Beckett University

Richard Jack, Build Test Solutions

Tom Lipinski, Q-bot

16:30–17:15

Retrofit Academy Awards – Preview and Finalist Interviews

DAY two: 08 MARCH

LARGE SCALE RETROFIT: SCHEMES, SCALABILITY AND SUCCESS

10:30–11:15

Retrofit Academy Awards – Winner’s Round Up

11:30–12:15

Local Authority-Led Retrofit Programmes – Delivering Success

Chair: Becky Lane, Furbnow

Speakers:

Antonia Craze, Portsmouth City Council

Katherine Shadwell, AgilityEco

Hannah Smith, RBKC

Leigh Fairbrother, Q-bot

12:30–13:15

Innovation: the existing cutting edge and what’s needed next to help industrialise retrofit?

Chair: David Adams, Consultant

Speakers:

Charlie Cooley, Novus Property

Andy Merrin, United Living

Nik Flytzanis, Plentific

Ele George, Energiesprong

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13:30–14:15

Social Housing Retrofit Programmes – SHDF Case Studies

Chair: Leigh Fairbrother, Q-Bot

Speakers:

Joanne Hiscock, Moat Homes

Adam Masters, Stonewater

Dr Arianna Sdei, Department for Education

14:30–15:15

Retrofit Coordinators in Funded Retrofit – Defining their Role

Chair David Pierpoint, The Retrofit Academy

Speakers:

Carl Harvey, Osmosis ACD

Alice Monty, Equans

15:30–16:15

Engaging Residents in Retrofit and Understanding Customer Behaviour

Chair: Jeremy Kape, Guinness Partnership

Speakers:

Paul Norman, Clarion

Professor Fiona Fylan, Leeds Becket University

Kate Charrington, Projekt 3

16:30–17:15

Collaboration not competition – a radical idea for the construction sector

Chair Ele George, Energiesprong

Speakers:

Russell Urwin, Turner & Townsend

Nilavra Mukerji, Sutton Housing Partnership

Neil Pearce, LBBD

Vicky Fordham-Lewis, Osborne Group

DAY three: 09 MARCH

THE BIG PICTURE: VERSATILE AND SCALABLE RETROFIT

10:30–11:15

Retrofitting Schools

Chair: Sara Edmonds, Director, Studio seARCH, Coordinator, Architects Climate Action Network & Impact Manager, BE-ST

Speakers:

Harry Paticas, Retrofit Action for Tomorrow

Duncan Grassie, UCL

11:30–12:15

Delivering Net Zero: Public Sector and Commercial Retrofits

Chair: Colin Sowerbutts, Perlustro Ltd

Speakers:

Andy Maddox, Doncaster Council

Richard Smith, Doncaster Council

David Bownass, JLL

12:30–14:00

Are we ready to deliver retrofit at scale?

Chair: David Pierpoint, The Retrofit Academy

Speakers:

Richard Francis, The Monomoy Company

Sara Edmonds, Director, Studio seARCH, Coordinator, Architects

Climate Action Network & Impact Manager, BE-ST

Emily Braham, Energiesprong

Russell Smith, Parity Projects

Stuart Fairlie, Elmhurst Energy

Phil Mason, Trustmark

sustainable infrastructure sI

The success of the built environment rests on effective infrastructure. This seminar programme, led by partners including Bioregional, IEMA, Green Roof Organization, Homes England, ICE, Building with Nature, TDAG, Forest Research, and the TCPA, covers a variety of practice and research issues that influence the built environment outside of buildings themselves.

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DAY ONE: 07 MARCH

10:30–11:15

Delivering healthy, resilient, and nature-rich communities through sustainable placemaking

Curated by Bioregional

Chair: Sue Riddlestone OBE, Chief Executive, Bioregional

Speakers:

Olaide Oboh, Director, Socius

Steve Hornblow, Project Director - NW Bicester, A2 Dominion

Andrew Day, Sustainability Director, Hill Group

11:30–12:15

Workforce transformation - developing green jobs and skills in the UK

Curated by IEMA

Chairs introductory remarks and insights from A blueprint for green skills workforce transformation report Ben Goodwin, Head of Policy, IEMA

Speakers:

Nick Molho, Executive Director, Aldersgate Group

Dr Adam Read, Chief External Affairs and Sustainability Officer, SUEZ recycling and recovery UK

Dr Emma Wilcox, Chief Executive, Society for the Environment

12:30–13:15

Biosolar roofs–delivering for the energy and biodiversity crises

Curated by the Green Roof Organisation

Chair: Maggie Fennell Wells, Green Roof Expert

Speakers:

Dusty Gedge, Co-founder, Gentian

Nick Day, Managing Director, Optigrun

13:30–14:15

Urban soil–a vital ecosystem to protect and enhance, not waste for disposal

Curated by Soil in Construction

Building on Soil Sustainability: principles for soils in planning and construction

Jess Davies, Professor of Sustainability, University of Lancaster

How can we plan for soil sustainability in Local Authorities?

Susanna Dart, Lancaster City Council

Soil sustainability–Responsibilities and opportunities for designers

Charles Campion, Partner, JTP Masterplanners

14:30–15:15

Why we need integrated water management

Curated by ACO

Chair: Dr David Smoker, Technical Director, ACO Water Management

Integrated water management in a changing climate

Dr Robert Grabowski, Senior lecturer in Catchment Science, Centre for Water Environment and Development, Cranfield University

Recommendations for effective water dynamics in domestic gardens, with benefits for integrated water management

Mark Gush, Head of Environmental Horticulture, Science & Collections Division, Royal Horticultural Society (RHS)

15:30–16:15

The practicalities of effective delivery on the ground

Curated by BALI

Alistair Bayford, Business Development Director, Maylim on behalf of the British Association of Landscape Industries

16:30–17:15

Beyond Today: Planning to survive - what we must do now to thrive in the future

Curated by the Green Register

Chair: Charlotte Surrey, Director, Green Register

Designing for Resilience

Julia Bennett, Architect

Designing within Water Cycles

Cath Hassell, Sustainable Water Expert, ech2o

Incentivising Cleaner Trade

Alex Watson, Research and Policy Director, CleanTrade

Demo: Walking with Water

Hagi Sivathasan, ‘Aqua Divina’ nomadic water filtration, Bartlett School of Architecture (UCL)

Istvan Herczeg, ‘Aqua Divina’ nomadic water filtration, Bartlett School of Architecture (UCL)

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DAY two: 08 MARCH

10:30–11:15

Innovation districts: designing inclusive places

Curated by NLA

Chair: Federico Ortiz, Head of Content, NLA

Speakers:

Jack Sallabank, Founder, Future Places Studio

Emma Frost, Director of Innovation - SHIFT, London Legacy Development Corporation

11:30–12:15

Vision and Validate; Vision Led Transport Planning for Development (Interpretation and Application)

Curated by Homes England

Chair: Jon Sandford, Senior Manager Infrastructure, Master Development and Design, Homes England

Vision and Validate: overall components and value for housing development; 3 pillars for creating self contained and sustainable new communities

Amy Burbidge, Head of Master Development and Design, Homes England

Transport interventions and underpinning policy directions

Rob Singleton, Head of Planning, Planning Policy, Housing and Transport, Department for Transport

Spatial and land use planning components–streets and placemaking

David Milner, Deputy Director, Create Streets

Digital and smart place planning for development

Graeme Scott, Director, Arcadis IBI Group

12:30–13:15

Making Infrastructure Improve Human Wellbeing

Curated by UKCRIC

Speakers:

Professor Nick Tyler, Chadwick Professor of Civil Engineering at UCL and the Director of the UCL Centre for Transport Studies

Dr Joanne Leach, Executive Manager, UKCRIC

13:30–14:15

Regulatory Fire Compliance of Green Roofs

Curated by the Green Roof Organisation

Chair: Mark Harris, Head of Technical Operations, Radmat Building

Speakers:

Dr Sarah Colwell, Head of Technical Codes and Standards, BRE Global

Nigel Blacklock, Technical Director, Bauder

Matthew Sexton, Director of Systems Development and Compliance, BMI Group

14:30–15:15

How can nature-based solutions help you deliver low-carbon, healthy and nature-positive development?

Curated by Building with Nature

Chair: Dr Gemma Jerome, Director, Building with Nature

Speakers:

Martin Tabor, Director of Landscape Architecture, LUC

Sam Jones, Director, The Green Partnership

Isabelle Carter, Head of Landscape Architecture, Stride Treglown

15:30–16:15

Circular Economy: How engineers can embrace the circular economy to drive the design and management of infrastructure?

Curated by the ICE

Chair: Mark Edwards, Head of Sustainability, Gatwick Airport

Speakers:

Jo Guy, Deputy Head of Sustainability, Cambridge University

Janet Dunnett, Programme Development Manager (Sustainability Lead), Network Rail

Colin Rose, Strategic Advisor for the Built Environment, ReLondon

Kate Jackson, Associate, Arup

16:30–17:30

Connecting us to Nature

Curated by ACO

Chair: Jane Findlay, Founding Director, Fira and Immediate PastPresident of the Landscape Institute

How Wokingham council is creating infrastructure that increases our connectivity with natural systems

Duncan Fisher, Ecology Officer, Wokingham Borough Council

Resilient Garden

Tom Massey, Landscape and Garden Designer, Tom Massey Studio

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DAY three: 09 MARCH

10:30–11:15

Strategic Planning, Urban Design and Sustainable Neighbourhoods

Curated by the Urban Design Group

Chair: Robert Huxford, Director, Urban Design Group

Well located - Strategic Urban Design - Site allocation - Building in the right places

Katja Stille, Past Chair, Urban Design Group and Director, Tibbalds

Well connected–looking at connections outside the redline

Amy Burbidge, Head of Design and Master Development, Homes England

Well designed–15 minute neighbourhoods, neighbourhood and street design

Chris Martin, Chair, Urban Design Group, Co-founder + Director of Urban Strategy, Urban Movement

11:30–12:15

How to deliver the multiple benefits of urban trees

Curated by the Trees and Design Action Group

Chair: Amy Burbidge, Head of Master Development & Design, Homes England

Trees as infrastructure: an update on trees for cooling research and valuing trees for the ‘infrastructure’ services they can provide.

Dr Kieron Doick, Head of Urban Forest Research Group, Forest Research

Dr Madalena Vaz Monteiro, Urban Forest Research Group, Forest Research

Decision matrix for street tree planting: right reason, right place, right tree, right way

Jim Smith, Urban Forestry Adviser, Forestry Commission

Protecting trees on development sites

Jeremy Barrell, Managing Director, Barrell Tree Care

Embodied carbon in infrastructure

Richard Quartermaine, Head of Sustainability, Urban&Civic

12:30–13:15

Electric vehicles–exploring the issues and opportunities for places

Curated by the National Infrastructure Commission (NIC)

Chair: Bridget Rosewell, Specialist Adviser, National Infrastructure Commission

Speakers:

Sarah Spink, Strategic Partnerships Lead, Midlands Connect

Roseanna Brett-Davis, Transport Decarbonisation Policy Manager, West Yorkshire Combined Authority

13:30–14:15

Urban climate resilience

Curated by University of Birmingham

Chair: Dr Emma Ferranti, Associate Professor, School of Engineering, University of Birmingham

What does the future climate hold for our urban areas?

Maria Athanassiadou, Manager of Urban Climate Services Team, Met Office

How to handle urban heat and air quality in the planning process

Sarah Greenham, Clean Air Impact Fellow - Urban Design and Green Infrastructure, University of Birmingham

The importance of SUDs for urban resilience to future climate. Sue Illman, Managing Director, Illman Young and CIC Champion for Flood Mitigation and Resilience

14:30–15:15

What does the future hold for Blue-Green Roofs?

Curated by the Green Roof Organisation

Chair: Tom Young, Chair, TEP

Speakers:

Johnny Phillips, United Utilities

Louise Walker, CIRIA

John Roberts, Pluviam Environmental

HERE’S JUST SOME OF OUR SPEAKERS

Andrew Simms, Coordinator of the Rapid Transition Alliance and co-director of the NewWeather Institute

Baroness Parminter, Chair of the House of Lords Environment and Climate Change Committee

Ben Goldsmith, Chair, Conservative Environment Network and Chief Executive, Menhaden Plc

Catriona Brady, Director of Strategy and Development, World Green Building Council

Craig Bennett, Chief Executive, The Wildlife Trusts

Dame Fiona Reynolds, Former Master of Emmanuel College Cambridge and former Director-General of the National Trust

Daniel Zeichner, MP, Vice Chair of the All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) for Future Generations

Dr Amy McDonnell, Campaign Director, Zero Hour and a co-author of the Climate and Ecological Emergency Bill

Dr Neal Shasore, Head of School and CEO, London School of Architecture

Indy Johar, Co-founder Project 00 & Dark Matter labs, Senior Innovation Associate Young Foundation

Julie Hirigoyen, Chief Executive, UKGBC

Kat Scott, Low Energy Transformation Initiative (LETI) and Sustainability & Regenerative Design Manager, dRMM Architects

Lewis Akenji, Managing Director, Hot or Cool Institute

Mark Farmer, Chief Executive, Cast Consultancy

Mark Maslin, Professor of Earth System Science, University College London and author of How to save our planet: the facts

Pascal Smet, Secretary of State, Brussels-Capital Region

Paul Chatterton, Professor of Urban Geography, University of Leeds; member of the Rapid Transition Alliance and author of the forthcoming How to Save the City: a guide for emergency action

Sara Edmonds, Coordinator, Architects Climate Action Network (ACAN) and Director at Studio seARCH

Smith Mordak, Built Environment Declares and Director of Sustainability and Physics at Buro Happold

Trudy Harrison MP, MP, Parliamentary Under Secretary, Defra

Follow the Innovation Trail across the show floor to see our Innovation Partners.

The Trail will give specifiers the opportunity to explore revolutionary products, solutions and materials and meet the leading thinkers behind innovations that will influence the future.

Remember to tap your smart badge along the Innovation Trail across the show floor to be in with a chance of winning £100 vouchers of your choicethere are two prizes up for grabs!

AICO

The new HomeLINK Environmental Sensors from Aico, designed to create better maintained, healthier, more energy efficient homes, are placed throughout the home to monitor temperature, humidity and Carbon Dioxide (CO2). Insights from the new Environmental Sensors on indoor environmental conditions allow for preventative measures and proactive maintenance, creating safer and healthier homes for people and the planet.

EDGE

EDGE finds sustainable building materials and interior products that are produced by innovative sustainability focused brands and brings these to the attention of the general public and specifiers through a central London showroom and online shop. EDGE inspires those aiming towards the common goal of making a change through one eco-friendly material or product at a time.

Leviat

The revolutionary Ancon Thermal Windpost is designed to span vertically between floors, to provide additional lateral support for panels of masonry. It has been specially designed and engineered to minimise thermal bridging in masonry cavity walls and offers up to an impressive 70% reduction in thermal transmission through the span of the windpost. The Ancon Thermal Windpost, featuring integral non-combustible insulation, guarantees that the BRE level for thermal performance is met in all cases – an assurance otherwise unseen on the windpost market. This gamechanging product is helping both contractors and building designers alike to realise the thermal performance aspirations of the detail.

SDS Limited

An innovator in water technology, SDS identifies and delivers engineering solutions that enable global water infrastructure to operate sustainably and with maximum efficiency. In the 20 years since its founding, SDS has evolved to be a UK leader in sustainable drainage systems. Its comprehensive service range includes designing, manufacturing, installing and maintaining water management systems which capture and treat water before controlling its return to the natural water cycle or retaining it for reuse or recycling. At Futurebuild, SDS will showcase a range of its latest innovations in water recycling technology. Each solution facilitates the adoption of rainwater harvesting to address the declining availability of potable water supplies whilst protecting developments from flooding and pollution. SDS will be taking a stand for water security.

Cintoo

Cintoo Cloud bridges the gap between Reality Capture and BIM including Digital Twin applications. For AEC and Industry 4.0, Cintoo offers a cloud-based SaaS solution to manage 3D scanned data collected from the built environment.

Cintoo Cloud is agnostic to most scanning and VR offerings and supports static & mobile laser scan data, drone data & 360 panoramic images. Cintoo is browser based allowing experts and non-experts access to high res 3D scans and models, anywhere at any time. Cintoo Cloud uses a point cloud-to-mesh engine with no compromise on scan accuracy and density. Download scans from the cloud and distribute them in mesh or in their source point cloud format. Connect to Autodesk BIM 360, BIM Track and Procore to enable QA/QC and issue tracking workflows to compare as-builds to designs. Leading organizations benefit from Cintoo Cloud’s capabilities which meet the needs of Digital Twin, BIM and construction customers for their construction and asset management needs.

ecobuild.brussels

Discover the network of Brussels’ sustainability experts at ecobuild.brussels’ stand. Brussels has been building energy-efficient buildings for over a decade and the Passivhaus standard is mandatory since 2015. Ambitious goals, such as elevating the energy performance of every existing home and making the whole building sector circular, should allow us to reduce the negative pressures on our environment drastically. Come and meet some of the 250 cluster members that made Brussels one of the frontrunners regarding sustainability and circularity in the built environment and that are making the transition happen today in Brussels. They will gladly help you with your green transition and assist you with innovative techniques and services the the following fields: regenerative architecture & urbanism, futureproof real estate, healthy living environments, circular retrofitting.

LKAB Minerals

LKAB Minerals is an international industrial minerals group with a leading position in a number of product applications. We develop sustainable mineral solutions in partnership with our customers, supplying natural minerals engineered for functionality and usability. LKAB Minerals has sales representation, offices, production units and deposits in 12 countries in Europe, Asia and the US and employs around 400 people. LKAB Minerals is part of the Swedish company LKAB, one of the world’s leading producers of highly upgraded iron ore products, and a major supplier of mineral products for other industrial sectors.

Follow the Innovation Trail across the show floor to see our Innovation Partners.

The Trail will give specifiers the opportunity to explore revolutionary products, solutions and materials and meet the leading thinkers behind innovations that will influence the future.

Remember to tap your smart badge along the Innovation Trail across the show floor to be in with a chance of winning £100 vouchers of your choicethere are two prizes up for grabs!

540 World

540 WORLD is a regenerative circular design consultancy. We help the built environment industry transform products and projects to non-toxic, circular design through safe, circular and sustainably certified, planet- positive material choices.

At Futurebuild 2023, 540 WORLD will showcase the largest UK collaboration of Cradle to Cradle Certified® material innovations to date, including Accoya wood, Graphenstone paint, International Timber – showing the world’s first Accoya timber fender, Honext fibre board, Shaw Contract carpet tiles, Staco Gratings steel and aluminium, Magna Glaskeramik sintered crystal, Wineo’s Purline flooring, Rewind event carpet, together with knowledge-partner, the Cradle to Cradle Products Innovation Institute, all on 540 WORLD’s stand H26.

Smart Architectural Aluminium

A great addition to our portfolio, the new AluSpace Interior Screening System has been developed to create light and airy internal environments. The system’s sleek and elegant lines perfectly complement our window and door ranges. AluSpace can be used to divide or delineate both residential and commercial spaces of any shape and size, while at the same time providing an effective acoustic barrier. With a choice of hinged single and double doors, as well as pivot and sliding options to accompany the fixed glazed screen, the flexible and versatile system provides almost limitless design possibilities.

Extruded at our UK manufacturing plant in the southwest of England, the system has been designed and developed with ease of fabrication and installation in mind, delivering not only outstanding aesthetics, but also great value. The elegant system requires only minimal maintenance, with the high-quality design providing many years of assured, reliable performance.

Myglobalhome

MyGlobalHome’s sustainable property platform PropCode, provides the essential ESG data allowing lenders and property owners to measure, report and improve the carbon impact within the built environment in the drive towards net-zero. The Minimum Energy Efficiency Standard (MEES) requires landlords to ensure that by 2025 all newly rented properties reach an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rating of C or above. A recent study showed 58% of UK housing stock had an EPC rating of D and below.

PropCode provides the necessary intelligence to certify ESG accreditation on both new and existing buildings, in real-time throughout their lifetime. Certified ESG data allows owners and lenders to streamline the complex ESG data reporting requirements, increasing the flow of impact capital into the built environment.

Calmfloor

Our contribution to Futurebuild’s Innovation Trail is CALMFLOOR. First brought to market in 2022, this ingenious unit is destined to have a major impact on how vibrations are dealt with in building projects. Despite being widely available for less than a year, CALMFLOOR systems have already been supplied to customers in the UK, Europe and the US.

CALMFLOOR technology works like noise cancelling headphones, by continuously monitoring floor vibrations and generating forces to cancel them out. This provides world-leading vibration control performance that can be used to fix problematic floors, improve floors for change of use etc. CALMFLOOR reduces material usage in new buildings and in-turn, their carbon footprint. This exceptional performance means that FSD Active becoming an Innovation Partner at Futurebuild 2023 is a logical course of action.

MPA The Concrete Centre

The Concrete Centre provides material, design and construction guidance. Our aim is to enable all those involved in the design, use and performance of concrete to realise the potential of the material. They provide published guidance, seminars, courses, online resources and industry research to the design community.

INTERNATIONAL INNOVATION PAVILION: ADVANTAGE AUSTRIA

Meet solution providers looking for business partners on the Austrian Pavilion. Discover innovative technologies in the following fields:

– Passivhaus, energy efficiency and heating systems

– heat networks

– AI materials optimisation

– structural timber

– drywalling

Department for Energy Security & Net Zero

This ground-breaking path to innovation will culminate at the brand new FutureX Innovation area sponsored by the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero and in partnership with Ryder Architecture.

A dedicated Innovation Pavilion will showcase 40 start-ups and SME’s and their emerging ideas and technologies, that will make net zero possible.

New FutureX Innovation zone

Futurebuild 2023 will see the launch of FutureX Innovation sponsored by the Department for Energy Security & Net Zero and in partnership with Ryder Architecture.

This exciting new zone will support start-ups and SME’s and their emerging ideas and technologies, that will make net zero possible by showcasing a dedicated Innovation Pavilion and deliver seminar content, curated by the Department for Energy Security & Net Zero on the Innovation Stage.

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Innovation Pavilion

FutureX Innovation will include a dedicated Innovation Pavilion showcasing 40 start-ups and SME’s and their emerging ideas and technologies, that will make net zero possible. A selected top 9 will get the opportunity to pitch your idea on the Innovation Stage to an expert judging panel, led by Dr Oliver Jones of Ryder Architecture, an invited investor panel as well as the wider specifier community.

Innovation Stage

At the heart of the Innovation Pavilion is the Innovation Stage curated by Department for Energy Security & Net Zero. It will outline the breadth of support offered through the Net Zero Innovation Programme (NZIP) with sessions that focus on the Energy Entrepreneurs’ Fund and Flexibility Innovation Programme, two schemes that back the next generation of inventors and innovators.

The FutureX Innovation Stage will also host the Build the Change by The Day & LEGO Group student competition, the Big Ideas Pitch and sessions delivered by Futurebuild’s Net Zero Pioneers and Innovation Partners.

Big Ideas Pitch finalists

See the finalists pitch live on the FutureX Innovation stage on Wednesday 08 March, 12:30 – 14:15 and see the winner being crowned.

2050 Materials

Airex

Alusid

FirstPlanit

Low Carbon Materials

Creative start-ups and SME’s include:

2050 Materials

Airex

Alusid

Dekorativeziegel

Ehabitation

Enerza Solutions

Foresso

Gapotape

Lateral Logic

Low Carbon materials

Material evolution

Minimass

Mosaico Digitale

OakTree Power

Planet Mark

Pre Optima

Prebona

Purrmetrix

Qube Building Solutions

Quick block

Resiglass

Seratech

Startups Magazine

Symterra

Tas Eco-Systems

Voltalis

Woodsense

Material Evolution

Minimass

Oaktree Power

Seratech

The Big Innovation Pitch Returns to Futurebuild 2023

The search is on for the newest and brightest solutions to an array of built environment challenges. The Big Innovation Pitch will be back in action at Futurebuild 2023 and is where the industry’s most exciting innovators will battle it out to showcase their latest game-changing innovations and revolutionary ideas in front of a live audience.

The Big Innovation Pitch gave the industry’s innovators the opportunity to submit their product for consideration into Futurebuild’s Innovation Gallery, with all entries then being shortlisted by a panel of expert judges, led by Dr Oliver Jones, Research and Innovation Director at Ryder Architecture.

Don’t miss the six finalists pitching live at 5pm on Wednesday 08 March on the Main Conference Arena and see one being crowned champion!

big pitch innovation

Criteria

• How is it innovative?

• How does it support the drive to net zero?

• Does it support the circular economy?

• Does is support planetary health?

• Is the innovation extractive or regenerative?

• How’s it going to change the industry?

• Specific details of any life cycle assessments or emission reduction statistics achieved

2023 BIG INNOVATION PITCH SHORTLIST

Teledyne Flir One Edge pro wireless thermal camera

The FLIR One Edge Pro is a handy inspection tool to use with your smart device to help identify areas for further investigation around the whole envelope of your building. Use it as you would a conventional thermal imaging camera to find areas of missing insulation, damp, water ingress, overheating components, plumbing blockages and much more. It’s slick compact design will fit into your pocket to keep handy for any impromptu inspections.

Honext boards

HONEXT® boards are carbon-negative and flame retardant, leading the way in circular construction. HONEXT® boards are made using a bio-based process, are not toxic, are low emission, and are recyclable when they reach the end of their useful life.

water-filled glass panels

water-filled glass panels panels are using water to absorb energy which flows to the mechanical system, making the window an effective solar collector.

Zero Emission Boiler ZEB

The Zero Emission Boiler (ZEB®) is a plug-n-play replacement for your existing boiler (gas, oil, lpg, or electric) which works with your hot water tank to deliver low carbon & low cost heating just like your current boiler.

Armagel HTF

HYDROPLANTER

This is a ‘plug and play’ sustainable urban drainage solution (SUDs) that can attenuate and cleanse storm water and provide amenity and biodiversity to new and existing spaces. The modules will be filled with a particular soil specification and planted wildflowers and biodiverse grasses.

Armacell offers a range of aerogel blankets, depending on your applications – from cryogenic to temperatures of up to 650°C (1200°F). ArmaGel HTF is the perfect solution for the construction industry, as it combines advanced insulation with fire protection. Infinitely malleable, the unfaced sheets can be used in doors, hard-to-treat walls, shutters and windows. Up to five times better thermal performance than competing insulation materials, it’s a cost-effective and easy-to-install solution that saves space and protects assets.

SPOTLIGHT ON SUSTAINABILITY: EVENT FEATURES

ZED-Power to the People: A better future is possible and ZED-Power are already building it.

Using beyond net zero integrated systems, developed with the lowest environmental impact and the highest living standards in mind, ZED-Power build next generation spaces that enhance rather than degrade the environment, and that many people young at heart want to live in.

Check out ZED-Power’s latest innovation - the ZED Micro Home and revolutionary e port. A truly flatpack micro home that can be assembled with only a rubber mallet and power drill! See first-hand what could be the answer to several issues currently affecting the UK, namely the housing crisis and continued damned on an already overstretched power grid.

Net Zero Pioneers Wall

Don’t miss the Net Zero Pioneers’ display at Futurebuild. Visit to see displays from Hanson, ecobuild.brussels, tepeo and Viessman, who are all leading the way at scale and showing the industry how they are progressing on the path to net zero.

ACAN Natural Materials Showcase

Architects Climate Action Network (ACAN) will be showcasing low-carbon construction build-ups using natural materials and hosting live building demonstrations by industry experts in hempcrete, clay plaster, earth, and lime.

They will share news about recent events and ongoing campaigns to decarbonise the construction industry, including our campaign to Regulate Embodied Carbon. And we’ll be selling physical copies of our Climate Emergency Conservation Area Toolkit which aims to provide a methodology with a worked example to update Conservation Area Guidance allowing more complete Climate Emergency Retrofitting.

ASBP Awards Gallery

Don’t miss the ASBP Gallery where you will find the winners of the 5th annual ASBP Awards! This year’s winners are accelerating the pace of change in the industry through the delivery of exemplar projects, low carbon & high-performance products and forward-thinking initiatives

Futurebuild Bar sponsored by Natural Building Systems

Natural Building Systems is taking over the Futurebuild Bar to share their passion for making a positive impact on climate change and society through interactive design challenges, workshops and discussions. Together with collaborators and partners they are creating a shared vision for construction without destruction. Make sure you grab a drink at the Bar and meet Natural Building Systems there!

540 WORLD showcase

This year at Futurebuild, 540 WORLD is advocating that safe product ingredients are the first pillar of change needed to create a circular, regenerative design model for the built environment. They will showcase the largest stand of certified, safe and circular gamechanging products which are all innovations in their own sectors.

Some examples of the products on 540 WORLD’s H26 stand showcase include a prototype of the world’s first certified sustainable Accoya wood fender from International Timber, Purline flooring from wineo, Honext fibre panels, Magna Glaskeramik’s sintered crystal, Shaw Contract carpet tiles, Staco Gratings steel and aluminium, Graphenstone paint that absorbs CO2 and has graphene nanotechnology, plus living walls and international knowledgepartner, the Cradle to Cradle Products Innovation Institute. 540 WORLD plans to empower specifiers to take an authentic stand for non-toxic, circular, planet-positive innovations through knowledgesharing and introductions to leading, safe, certified, circular materials.

AT Awards Gallery

Visit the Architecture Today Awards Gallery to find the 2023 winning projects that demonstrate a strong track record for delivering on their environmental, functional, community and cultural ambitions. You can also catch 3 of the finalists present their project that has stood the test of time, live on the main Conference Arena on 07 March.

Climate Framework Wall

Underpinned by the vision and the mission of the UN Sustainable Development Goals, the “Climate Framework” presents a globally shared curriculum - organised around six overarching themes - for education and upskilling for climate action. Building a consortium of built environment professionals and academics all around the world, the same-named Initiative draws upon deep industry knowledge, leverages the best academic research, and cross-pollinates experiences and expertise across the global construction sector and academia.

The “RIBA Climate Guide” - to be launched at Futurebuild, with book signing taking place on the 09 March - is structured around the Climate Framework topics. Contextualising the climate emergency within the built environment landscape, this book maps out the essential background knowledge needed to inform all built environment professionals and academics in their day-to-day climate action.

NETWORKING & FRINGE EVENTS

Wednesday 08 March

Concrete Futures: Decarbonising UK cement and concrete and specifying low carbon concrete

10:30–15:00

South Gallery Room 2

10:30–11:15

Decarbonising UK Cement and Concrete (Chair: Diana Casey)

11:30–12:15

Delivering the UK Roadmap to Beyond Net Zero (Chair: Diana Casey)

Wednesday 08 March

UK-South Korea Smart & Green Construction Business Networking

13:30–16:00

South Gallery Room 3

13:30–14:00

Registration

14:00–14:00

Welcome Remarks Tim Yeo (KOTRA, Honorary Ambassadors of foreign Investment Promotion for Korea / The Bartlett School of Sustainable Construction, University College London, Honorary Professor)

14:05–14:25

Smart & Green Construction Trends in South Korea (Construction Vision Forum)

12:45–13:45

Latest developments in low carbon concretes (Chair: Elaine Toogood)

14:00–15:00

Specifying Sustainable Concrete (Chair: Elaine Toogood)

More information: www.concretecentre.com/futurebuild

14:25–15:05

South Korean Smart & Green Construction Technology Pitching (South Korean Smart & Green Construction Technology Companies)

15:05–15:15

Business and investment Environment in South Korea / KOTRA’s Foreign Investor Support (KOTRA)

15:15–16:00

Q&A / Networking

RSVP: Ms JM Jee (jmjee@kotra.co.uk) at KOTRA London

TIME FOR INNOVATION: CUTTING-EDGE COMPANIES THAT ARE CHANGING THE CONVERSATION

All sessions will last 15-20 minutes and you must register in advance.

07 March

Stand L50

11:15

Certifications or sustainability parameters when specifying materials.

Ana Rita Martinez from Woodall Design Head of Sustainability.

11:45

3D printed lighting - supporting a circular economy

Signify

12:15

100% Recycled Fibres for Concrete. Zero Waste Works

1:15

“It’s not just zero carbon” a multi aspect approach to design.

Dr Asif Din, Sustainability Director from Perkins and Will

2:15

Trends In A Circular Economy & The First In Fossil Free Steel.

SSAB GreenCoat Swedish Steel

3:15

Integrating Glass and Water to turn windows from a liability to an asset for energy efficiency.

Waterfilled glass

4:15

K-BRIQ® Launch & Drinks Reception – a circular economy approach to building a sustainable future, K-Briq by K-Briq.

Kenoteq

08 March

Stand L50

10:15

Clay Plasters: what they are, why they solve so many problems and how to use them.

Clayworks

11:15

Where you see waste we see Novavita: How sustainability changed our approach to design.

Nova Vita

12:15

Digital Materials for CAD and BIM. Architextures

1:15

Natural Stone - Sustainability and Solutions for Modern Design.

Lundhs Real Stone

2:15

Willem Van Stien explains the technology allowing a DNA scan of Living wall / Green Roofs to identify what species have visited.

Mobilane

3:15

Introducing Miinus: Low-VOC, sustainable & innovative kitchen furniture by Puustelli.

Puustelli Miinus

4:30

The K-BRIQ® – a circular economy approach to building a sustainable future, K-Briq by K-Briq.

Kenoteq

09 March

Stand L50

10:15

Meeting green targets - from complexity to clarity.

First Planit

11:15

Cleaner products, smarter solutions, bigger thinking. How COAT is shaking up a broken industry.

Coat Paint

12:15

Digitising Design with an Eco-Conscious Approach. Hagen Hinderdael

1:15

Next generation solar thermal technology - directly harvesting carbon neutral heat all year, saving energy and the climate. Soltropy

2:15

Furniture procurement reinvented for commercial interiors projects.

Clippings

3:15

Circular Buildings Designed as Nature –from principles to best practice. 540 world C2C