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Main Conference: 29 – 30 June 2015 Post Conference Workshop Day: 1 July 2015 Rydges Sydney Central, Sydney, NSW

FEATURING ACCLAIMED CASE STUDIES:UTS: Dr Chau Chak Wing

Building

Stephen GibletBuilding Structures Leader NSW/ACT,

AECOM

International Convention Centre: Sydney

Ken McBrydePrincipal,Hassell

One Central Park

Mark GilesSenior Associate,

PTW Architects

TransGrid: 180 Thomas St, Sydney

Joe KartenSenior Project Engineer,

Sustainability & Quality, Built

OVER 25+ BUILDING ENVELOPE AND FAÇADE EXPERTS INCLUDING:

Digby HallPrincipal Sustainability Consultant (NSW), Umow Lai

Mary CaseyChair of the Board, Living Future Institute Australia

Darren O’DeaBuilding Physics (ESD) Manager, Inhabit Group

Daryl PattersonHead of Operational Excellence, Property, Lend Lease

Paul StollerDirector, Atelier Ten

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Building Envelopes + Façades 2015 will focus on the impressive diversity of recent award winning Australian tall buildings and façade architecture, on new production processes and on the vast amount of new materials broadening the design base for extraordinary building envelopes.

Building Envelopes + Façades 2015 will provide the opportunity to discuss tasks and issues in research, design and manufacturing of high-performance façades and building envelopes. Attendees will discuss material properties, design capabilities and their integration into the façade.

This event will gather creative and innovative professionals at the forefront of skin design. Participants will gain new perspectives on, and an enhanced insight into, developments and research in design and engineering for tomorrow’s advanced building skins.

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Clare MansbridgeConference Director

Digby Hall Principal Sustainability Consultant (NSW), Umow Lai

Paul Stoller Director, Atelier Ten

Stephen Giblet Building structures leader NSW/ACT, AECOM

Peter Buffett Senior Façade Engineer, Inhabit Group

Jeffrey Robinson Sustainable Buildings Leader, Buildings, Aurecon

Christopher Salz Associate Façade Engineer, Arup

Alex Rosenthal ESD Consultant, Arup

Chris Buntine Senior Sustainability Development Engineer, Aurecon

Byron Serjeantson Sustainability Engineer, AECOM

Darren O’Dea Building Physics (ESD) Manager, Inhabit Group

Daryl Patterson Head of Operational Excellence, Property, Lend Lease

Mark Giles Senior Associate, PTW Architects

Ken McBryde Principal, Hassell

Chris Nunn Sustainability Director, JLL

Simon Spratling Senior ESD Consultant, Cundall

Shane Esmore Mechanical & Sustainability Engineer (RPEQ), Umow Lai

Troy Donovan Senior Designer, Grimshaw Architects

Joe Karten Senior Project Engineer, Sustainability & Quality, Built

Stephen Choi Senior ESD Consultant, Viridis

Paul Edwards Group General Manager Sustainability, Mirvac Group

Jeffrey Robinson Sustainable Buildings Leader, Buildings, Aurecon

David Clarke Partner, Cundall

Mary Casey Chair of the Board, Living Future Institute Australia

Drew Hakin Director and Design Engineer, Drew Hakin Consulting

Will Rayward-Smith PhD Clean Technology Leader, Engineering Excellence Group, Laing O'Rourke

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09:00 Registration and Welcome Coffee

09:30 Opening Remarks from Conference Chair

Digby Hall, Mechanical & Sustainability Engineer (RPEQ), Umow Lai 09:40 State of the Art Innovation: the UTS Business School and its Two Distinctive Façades Having been referred to as a “cluster of tree houses”, a “crumpled paper bag” and an “urban sandcastle”, the Dr Chau Chak Wing Building unique masonry façade— contorting and twisting in a three-dimensional plane for the full height of the 14-storey structure—created structural engineering challenges requiring innovative solutions.

In collaboration with UTS and the brick supplier, AECOM developed a unique brick, tie, mortar and backing system that solved the load, constructability and complex geometrical issues, allowing a near impossible feat of engineering to be realised. During this session, Stephen Giblet of AECOM will discuss: § Developing a world first: The state of the art “tie mortar and backing system” § Overcoming the considerable technical challenges of the project § Iterative computer modelling and shaping utilising advanced software techniques § Balancing functionality, aesthetics, performance and cost § Energy efficiency and building code considerations § Lessons learned during the project

Stephen Giblet, Building structures leader NSW/ACT, AECOM

10:20 One Central Park, Sydney: A Green Icon Every year, a jury panel of industry experts acknowledge new projects that have contributed majorly to the advancement of tall buildings and the urban environment. One Central Park was announced as the overall winner of the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat’s Best Tall Building Worldwide 2014. During this session, Mark Giles of PTW Architects will reveal the secrets to designing the most highly acclaimed tall building in the world. § Overview of the integrated design systems from the precinct wide context to the specific building resolution § Development of the exterior and interior relationship § Conceiving a revolutionary symbiotic planting system

§ How we balanced vision, aspiration, function, performance and cost § The finished building – green star, maintenance systems, longevity

Mark Giles, Senior Associate, PTW Architects

11:00 Speed Networking A guided and effective structured interactive session designed to help you expend your network through one-on-one focused conversations.

11:30 Morning Tea and Networking Break

11:50 Façades Under Construction: Darling Harbour Live City Representative in Sydney for the International Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat, Ken McBryde has particular strengths in commercial high-rise and residential projects. During this session, the challenges and lessons learnt in delivering a diverse range of innovative façades to a tight frame and strict budget will be discussed. Three distinctly different and innovative façade types will also be discussed: § The crystalline curtain wall of the International Convention Centre § The dignified large format ceramic cladding of the ICC Theatre and Ballroom ceiling § The folding ceramic ceiling of the Grand Ballroom pre- function spaces § The edgy urban layered metal cladding of the Darling Harbour Theatre

Ken McBryde, Principal, Hassell

12:30 Air Tightness Criteria, Testing and Tight Building Technologies Air tightness testing is a means to quantify the extent to which buildings ‘leak’ air through their envelopes (for example, perimeter walls, roof and floor slab). Air leakage (also referred to as air infiltration) is a vehicle for energy wastage, resulting from the increased loads placed on the space heating and/or cooling systems by the constant uncontrolled flow of air through the building fabric. During this session, Chris Nunn of JLL will discuss: § Air tightness criteria: Air changes per hour (ACH) v pressure criteria (m3/m2/hour@50Pa) § Assumptions used in energy modelling v actual as-built building performance § The importance of including air tightness criteria in the project brief § Testing technologies: Blower door testing/Thermographic imaging § Assessing innovative tight building technologies § Learnings from the UK experience

Chris Nunn, Sustainability Director, JLL

13:10 Lunch and Networking Break

14:10 Cost and Performance Benefits: Energy Efficiency and Performance Modelling Improving energy efficiency and performance modelling can breathe new life into buildings, increasing the market value, and decreasing operational costs. By improving the performance of existing buildings, it is possible to compete against other landlords and the new green building stock.

CONFERENCE DAY 1Monday, 29 June 2015

Workshop A 07:00 – 09:00

Best Practice Development and Integration of High Performance Envelopes

Facilitator: Ken McBryde, Principal, Hassell

Panellists:Paul Edwards, Group General Manager Sustainability, Mirvac Group

Paul Stoller, Director, Atelier Ten

Drew Hakin, Director and Design Engineer, Drew Hakin Consulting

Jeffrey Robinson, Sustainable Buildings Leader, Buildings, Aurecon

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CONFERENCE DAY 1Monday, 29 June 2015

Improving stock now will reduce risk by future proofing against stricter government regulation which is inevitable throughout the world. During this session Simon Spratling of Cundall will demonstrate the cost and performance opportunities represented by performance modeling: § Reducing construction costs using performance modelling for code compliance § Collaborating earlier and better to influence energy efficiency and glazing design § Efficiency opportunities in modelling for multiple outcomes such as thermal comfort, daylight and rating tool certification § Lessons learned during costly and complex projects

Simon Spratling, Senior ESD Consultant, Cundall

14:50 Designing Holistic Buildings that Perform, from the Outside In Umow Lai’s specialist sustainability group - one of the largest in Australia - has been involved in a number of landmark building projects certified through the Green Star, NABERS and international rating schemes, including the Pixel Office Building, which received a perfect score from the GBCA to achieve 6 Star Green Star - Office Design v3 rating. During this session, Mechanical & Sustainability Engineer Shane Esmore will discuss: § Super high performance façades § Simplified HVAC systems § Low emissions, high ratings § Reducing cost, risk and complexity

Shane Esmore, Mechanical & Sustainability Engineer (RPEQ), Umow Lai

15:30 A Design Methodology: Using a Kit of Parts to Produce Innovative Façade Solutions Despite their apparent diversity in geography, typology and appearance, the façades to be discussed in this session all have something in common. They all share a common design methodology that embeds a very particular structural sensibility within their architectural skin. The result is a series of buildings that uniquely respond to their context, brief and budget while delivering innovative, functional and resilient building envelopes. This talk will highlight not only the impact of façade construction on functionality and building performance, but the varied ways one façade design methodology can be interpreted to form architectural language § Achieving large span mullions in a seismic zone: A DIY guide

§ Composite façade structures: Combining mullions and cables for dramatic results § Faceted façade geometries with minimal structure: How a simple kit of parts solved this technical challenge § Aesthetics of exterior screens: Minimising structure to improve the experience of looking out § Extruded stainless steel: Designing the ultimate façade when cost is not a barrier

Troy Donovan, Senior Designer, Grimshaw Architects

16:10 Afternoon Tea and Networking Break

16:30 Top Down and Building Over: 20 Martin Place and 180 Thomas St Through close collaboration with the client and design team, during the fit-out of 180 Thomas Street, Built was able to redefine a pathway that surpassed TransGrid’s initial 5 Star requirement to reach for and obtain a 6 Star rating. In doing so, the project team helped gain recognition for the full extent of environmental initiatives delivered. During this session Built’s Joe Karten will discuss: § How sustainability requirements and cost are managed in the delivery of building envelopes § Valuing the iconic § How can we build more resilient infrastructure? § Mixed-mode spaces – The TransGrid wintergarden § Lessons learned during these projects

Joe Karten, Senior Project Engineer, Sustainability & Quality, Built

17:10 Façade Design – are we Doing it Wrong in Australia? With over 20 years’ experience in building design, David Clarke was a natural choice to author one of the first Green Star rating tools in Australia. During this presentation, David will discuss the following: § Less glass = more useful daylight and improved comfort § Why do we build such leaky façades? § How legislation overseas is changing architectural design of façades

David Clarke, Partner, Cundall

18:30 End of Day One and Networking Drinks

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09:00 Registration and Welcome Coffee

09:30 Opening Remarks from Conference Chair

09: 40 Making the Business Case For High Performance Façades § Understanding the cost of peak cooling and heating loads on the capital costs of building services plant and associated cost of space of plant rooms and risers § Low cost façade design strategies to minimise costs § The role of rapid early stage modelling for façade and services design decision making § Understanding the intangible benefits of high performance façades including improved comfort, empowerment of occupants, openable windows, enhanced image etc. § Practical examples of high performance façades from Australia and overseas.

Jeff Robinson, Sustainable Buildings Leader, Aurecon

Chris Buntine, Senior ESD Engineer, Aurecon

10:20 Façade Selection and Whole of Life Cost Optimisation Cost Optimisation The building façade is the nexus for a buildings aesthetic, environmental and commercial performance. AECOM’s façade and sustainability team have developed an integrated façade selection toolkit combining environmental and commercial performance analysis with whole of life cost optimisation. The toolkit is a powerful decision making tool. Ideally suited to the early design phase the tool can help clients make an informed and balanced choice about façade selection § Environmental Performance Analysis (inc. operational and embodied GHG) § Whole of life cost optimisation § Case study - Standard DGU vs. CCF (Climate Zone 2, 5 + 6)

Byron Serjeantson, Sustainability Engineer, AECOM

11:00 Morning Tea and Speed Networking

11:30 The Australian Home: Standing on the Outside Looking In Façade performance is often limited to high-end commercial property, or for specialist applications, and in Australia at least, the provision of high-performing building envelopes seem to have left the cast majority of our living space unaccounted for. Stephen has spent the last several years working in the residential sector – from single student accommodation buildings to the homes of low- income people in the third age - testing, designing, and project managing the delivery of high performance building envelopes for the humble dwelling. During this session Stephen will discuss: § Key projects – domestic and international § High performance systems § Innovative systems § Featuring a balance of design and technical case studies

Stephen Choi, Senior Associate, Viridis Australasia

12:10 Introducing Key Performance Metrics for Façades around Daylight, Visual Comfort, and Solar Control § Emerging dynamic daylight performance metrics § Describing analytical methods to explore these topics, and locate in a project design workflow

§ Using case studies to illustrate these analytical techniques a. SAHMRI (with Woods Bagot) b. Memorial Sloan Kettering Hospital, NYC (with Ennead Architects, Heintges Façade Consultants) c. Other


12:50 Lunch and Networking Break

1:30 Precast Concrete Cladding System § Innovative systems, wall systems, roof systems § Benefits of low-e glass, double glazed units (DGUs) and thermally broken framing § Ensuring system is in compliance with reglations

Will Rayward-Smith PhD, Clean Technology Leader, Engineering Excellence Group, Laing O’Rourke

14:10 NCC JV3 Compliance: a Baseline, Not an Objective of Good Design § Encouraging in-house early design reviews for compliance § Discussing design concepts and sensitivity of compliance options § Façade vs services options § Glass strategies and performance

Darren O’Dea, Building Physics (ESD) Manager, Inhabit Group

14:50 Afternoon tea and Networking Break

15:20 Architectural Engineering – The Science behind the Architectural Vision During this session, Christopher Salz and Alex Rosenthal of Arup shall draw on examples from the following projects to illustrate how the project vision was achieved through collaboration: § The Barangaroo commercial and residential towers (Sydney) § Crown hotel and resort (Barangaroo) § 50 Bridge Street § 50 Martin place § Transgrid § New Acton Nishi (Canberra)

Christopher Salz, Associate Façade Engineer, Arup

Alex Rosenthal, ESD Consultant, Arup

15:50 Interactive Round Table Discussion: How can we Balance Cost with Strong Performance and Optimum Energy Efficiency? During this interactive round table discussion, we will discuss and brainstorm the key challenges and roadblocks that our project teams face when attempting to balance cost with strong performance and optimum energy efficiency.

Digby Hall, Mechanical & Sustainability Engineer (RPEQ), Umow Lai

16:20 End of Day 2

WORKSHOP B 07:00 – 09:00

Living Building Challenge

Mary Casey, Chair, Living Building Institute Australia

CONFERENCE DAY 2Tuesday, 30 June 2015

WORKSHOP C 17:15 – 20:15

Early Stage Façade Optimisation to Generate Optimal Structural, Aesthetic and Performance Outcomes

Darren O’Dea, Building Physics (ESD) Manager, Inhabit Group



WORKSHOPS29 June 2015 - 1 July 2015

Workshop B: Tuesday 30 June 2015 07:00 – 09:00

Living Building ChallengeWhat if every single act of design and construction made the world a better place? What if every intervention resulted in greater biodiversity, increased soil health, as well as a deeper understanding of climate, culture and place? What if buildings used nature as their performance benchmark? These are the questions our facilitator, Mary Casey, (Chair of the Australian Chapter of the International Living Future Institute) will ask you to consider when taking part in “The Living Building Challenge.” The challenge calls for the creation of building projects at all scales (from single-room renovations to whole neighborhoods) that operate as cleanly, beautifully and efficiently as nature’s architecture. To achieve certification, a project must meet 20 rigorous imperatives (including net zero energy, waste and water) over a minimum of 12 months of continuous occupancy. It’s a tall order. 192 projects worldwide are taking up this challenge, including nine in Australia, and the rate of uptake has been steady and strong since the challenge was first issued in 2008.

Are you up to the challenge?

Learning Objectives: § How to approach a project with the question: ‘What does “good” look like (as opposed to “less bad”?’§ How to unlock creativity and develop team purpose to deliver the above§ How to apply these ideas to design using a systems approach, with the LBC framework as a guide

Facilitated by: Mary Casey, Chair, Living Building Institute Australia

Pre Conference Workshop A: Monday 29 June 2015 07:00 – 09:00

Collaborative Session: Best Practice Development and Integration of High Performance EnvelopesStakeholders involved in the conception, design and documentation of façades and building envelopes strive to design and engineer high performance façades that are durable, sustainable, aesthetical pleasing and of course high economical and environmental performance. As the specifications for high performance façades are driven by user needs, architects, façade consultants, quantity surveyors and M&E engineers and of course our clients, it is imperative that the procurement strategies should be carefully planned and implementation controlled efficiently. Through leadership from your facilitator and the expert panel this workshop will provide insights and outline key stages in determining the most appropriate performance of the façade, and then how to explore the necessary materials and components, as well as develop appropriate design methodology and maintain design quality during implementation.

Learning Objectives:§ Coordinating with M&E engineers, architects and façade consultants and cost planners to determine façade performance§ Developing documentation and procurement strategies to best position for a good outcome§ Methods and approaches to protect the value of investment in the façade elements

Facilitated by: Ken McBryde, Principal, Hassell

Panellists: Paul Edwards, Group General Manager Sustainability, Mirvac Group


Drew Hakin, Director and Design Engineer, Drew Hakin Consulting

Jeffrey Robinson, Sustainable Buildings Leader, Buildings, Aurecon

WORKSHOPS29 June 2015 - 1 July 2015

Post Conference Workshop D: Wednesday 1 July 2015 07:00 – 09:00

Retrofitting Façades to Existing buildingsRetrofitting an existing building can often be more cost-effective than building a new facility. Since buildings consume a significant amount of energy, particularly for heating and cooling, and because existing buildings comprise the largest segment of the built environment, it is important to initiate energy conservation retrofits to reduce energy consumption and the cost of heating, cooling, and lighting buildings. But conserving energy is not the only reason for retrofitting existing buildings. The goal should be to create a high-performance building by applying the integrated, whole-building design process, to the project during the planning phase that ensures all key design objectives are met. By attending this interactive workshop, participants will identify the solutions to the following questions:

§ Is the performance of your existing façade effecting the Nabers rating of your building? § Is your façade starting to deteriorate and fail? § Do you want to improve energy performance of your building, improve occupant comfort, and improve the image of your building?

Learning Objectives:§ Discover different techniques which can be used to retrofit existing façades§ Identify the best strategy for your project: Replacing complete façades vs augmenting existing façades§ Understand which complementary building services and workplace layout strategies should be considered alongside a façades retrofit Facilitated by:Jeffrey Robinson, Sustainable Buildings Leader, Buildings, Aurecon

Chris Buntine, Senior Sustainability Development Engineer, Aurecon

Workshop C: Tuesday 30 June 2015 17:15 – 20:15

Early Stage Façade Optimisation to Generate Optimal Structural, Aesthetic and Performance OutcomesDuring this workshop, we will investigate a typical office building model with conventional use and contemporary building systems and how it was developed for façade optimisation.

Wall, glazing area and window parameters were taken as the main variables. The objective function of the optimisation task described in this workshop is the minimisation of cooling and heating energy consumption.

The office building façades optimisation was carried out using a combination of IDA Indoor Climate and Energy 4.5 and GenOpt. The process is described in detail so that the approach may be emulated. A hybrid multidimensional optimisation algorithm GPSPSOCCHJ was used in calculation process.

The optimisation results are presented in four quick selection charts to assist architects, designers and real estate developers in making suitable early stage façade selection decisions. Learning Objectives: § How to take an evaluative approach to your façade: from early stage sketches to planning documentation§ How to overcome the complexities that you face to balance sustainability/time and budget concerns§ How to determine a high performance approach that will provide the best value in terms of sustainability, buildability and procurement Facilitated by: Darren O’Dea, Building Physics (ESD) Manager, Inhabit Group

Peter Buffett, Senior Facade Engineer, Inhabit Group

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DELIVERING INNOVATIVE, FUNCTIONAL AND ENVIRONMENTALLY SUSTAINABLE BUILDING ENVELOPES AND FAÇADES

Main Conference: 29 – 30 June 2015 Post Conference Workshop Day: 1 July 2015 Rydges Sydney Central, Sydney, NSW

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