Timings 3.00pm to 7.00pm

 

The commercial sector accounts for over 30 per cent of London’s energy consumption. This rapid growth reflects expansion in floor space, as well as increased heating, lighting, information technology (IT) and air-conditioning loads in individual buildings.

 

Ken Livingstone has announced his intension to make London the world’s greenest city by slashing its carbon emissions by 60 per cent within 20 years. For the first time he has included measures aimed at combating inefficient construction by 2025 – twice as fast as current government targets.

 

Sustainability has become a key issue in modern office design and this seminar will present the latest guidance and case studies from professionals in the industry.

 

Contributors include:

Nick Cullen, partner, Hoare Lea Consulting Engineers, author of the BCO best practice guide: Environmental Management in Offices; Jo Wright, partner studio leader, Feilden Clegg Bradley Architects with a case study on the National Trust’s Heelis building in Swindon; Rob Smith, senior partner, Davies Langdon, Project and cost consultant; George Bartley, Managing Director, Building Zones

 

Who should attend:

Property investment institutions, developers, property consultants, architects, contractors, quantity surveyors and consulting engineers.

 

Cost of the debate £75 plus VAT and includes a copy of the BCO Best Practice Guide: Environmental Management in Offices and a drinks reception in the Sustainable London Exhibition

 

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