IGBC 2017 PROGRAMME E-BOOK

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Welcome Message Table of Contents

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About IGBC

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SGBW Events

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Conference Sustainability Initiative

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IGBC Agenda-ata-Glance

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Keynote Speakers, Moderators and Panellists

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Conference Programme

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Green Mark Tours

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Thanks to Our Partners

It’s that time of the year again! September is IGBC! After months of planning and preparation, the Building and Construction Authority (BCA) and our strategic partners, Reed Exhibitions and the Singapore Green Building Council (SGBC) are all set to welcome you to the anchor event of Singapore Green Building Week (SGBW) – the International Green Building Conference (IGBC) 2017.

Theme – Build Green: Be the Change This year’s theme is all about you. The next critical step to advance our green building agenda is to effect a bolder and deeper impact on behavioural changes.

We all play a part in driving sustainability for the built environment and we must all see ourselves as the change makers in this journey, no matter how small our role is.

IGBC 2017 will also see some exciting changes. Industry practitioners can look forward to more technical workshops on the latest update to the BCA Green Mark schemes as well as in-depth coverage of specialised topics. There will be new tracks; pep talks by international experts on Asia’s leading green building markets and sharing by various project teams on ground-breaking green building developments.

IGBC is also upping our game to be one of the greenest conferences in the region.

This year, IGBC is reducing the printing of our event materials, by encouraging more effective use of our IGBC app. We have also continued to work on reducing the carbon emission of IGBC 2017. On this end, I’m pleased to announce that the 50 trees planted last month by BCA, our strategic partners and sponsors will help IGBC 2017 to achieve carbon neutrality in years to come!

Thank You for Your Continued Support Over the years, I’m heartened by the increase in numbers of delegates, level of support and quality of content. I would like to express my gratitude and appreciation to our partners, sponsors, speakers and delegates for their continued support for IGBC. With this year’s impressive and wide-ranging programme, I have no doubt that IGBC 2017 will continue to challenge your thinking and inspire you to take action.

So let’s be committed and be the one making the change towards a greener built environment!

Ang Kian Seng Chair Singapore Green Building Week

This conference guide is also available on IGBC Official website and Mobile app. To download a copy of this conference guide, scan this QR Code.

Group Director Environmental Sustainability Group Building and Construction Authority 2nd Vice President Singapore Green Building Council

All information is accurate at time of printing and subject to change without notice. While every effort has been made to ensure accuracy in the compilation of this conference guide, the organiser cannot accept any liability for any errors and omissions.

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About IGBC ORGANISER

The Building and Construction Authority (BCA) of Singapore champions the development of an excellent built environment for Singapore. BCA’s mission is to shape a safe, high quality, sustainable and friendly built environment, as these are four key elements where BCA has a significant influence. In doing so, it aims to differentiate Singapore’s built environment from those of other cities and contribute to a better quality of life for everyone in Singapore. Hence, its vision is to have “a future-ready built environment for Singapore”.

Together with its education arm – BCA Academy, BCA works closely with its industry partners to develop skills and expertise that help shape a future-ready built environment for Singapore.

For more information, visit www.bca.gov.sg.

STRATEGIC PARTNERS

The Singapore Green Building Council (SGBC) was officially launched on 28 October 2009, as the only nonprofit organisation with a concerted private-public sector partnership to achieve a world-class and sustainable built-environment in Singapore. Our key role is to advocate green building design, practices and technologies and drive environmental sustainability in the building and construction industry.

For more information, visit www.sgbc.sg

Reed Exhibitions is the world’s leading events organiser, with over 500 events in 43 countries. In 2014, Reed brought together over seven million event participants from around the world generating billions of dollars in business. Today Reed events are held throughout the Americas, Europe, the Middle East, Asia Pacific and Africa and organised by 41 fully staffed offices. Reed Exhibitions serves 43 industry sectors with trade and consumer events. It is part of the RELX Group plc, a world-leading provider of information solutions for professional customers across industries.

For more information, visit www.reedexpo.com.sg

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SGBW Events SGBW/ IGBC 2017 Industry Student/End Users International IGBC 2017 ✔ ✔ ✔ BCA Breakfast Talk for CEOs ✔ ✔ ✔ IGBC / BEX Asia / MCE Asia 2017 Welcome Reception ✔ ✔ ✔ Green Mark Tours ✔ ✔ ✔ BCA Green Mark for Existing Non-Residential Buildings GM ENRB: 2017 Workshop ✔ ✔ Green Mark Refresher - BCA Green Mark for Residential Buildings GM RB: 2016 Workshop ✔ ✔ Technical Workshops ✔ ✔ Local & International Case Study ✔ ✔ ✔ BCA Pavilion ✔ ✔ ✔ Build Green: Student Edition 2017 ✔ ITAD Competition 2017 ✔ ✔ C40 PBEN Workshop (By Invitation Only) ✔ ✔ BEX Asia and MCE Asia ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ User-centric Track Positive Energy (PE) / Zero Energy (ZE) / Super Low Energy (SLE) Track ✔ ✔ ✔ Tree Planting Event ✔ ✔ ✔ OTHER SGBW EVENTS: NAMA Plenary Discussion on ”Opportunities of Green Housing in Asia” • EarthCheck Inner Circle Asia Pacific • Singapore-Denmark Dialogue – Climate solution for cities on a green journey • Singapore-Netherlands Embassy Networking Senimar

Build Eco Xpo (BEX) Asia 2017 12 – 14 Sep 2017 | Sands Expo and Convention Centre, Singapore • Hall A, B, C Level 1 BEX Asia 2017 is Southeast Asia’s leading trade exhibition that open doors for the green building market in Southeast Asia. Source from international manufacturers, network with regional buyers and specifiers, learn new knowledge and get inspired at our curated seminars. It’s where inspiration and transformation take place. To find more information, visit www.bex-asia.com.

Mostra Convegno Expocomfort (MCE) Asia 2017 12 – 14 Sep 2017 | Sands Expo and Convention Centre, Singapore • Hall A – C, Level 1 MCE Asia 2017 is the region’s leading trade exhibition for energy-efficient solutions in HVAC-R, Plumbing Technology, Sanitary Accessories, and Solar Energy that powers industrial plants, commercial and residential buildings. For more information, visit www.mcexpocomfort-asia.com/home/

C40 Private Building Efficiency Network (PBEN) Workshop 2017 (By Invitation Only) 12 – 14 Sep 2017 | Sands Expo and Convention Centre, Singapore • Level 3 The C40 PBEN workshop will be held from 12 – 14 September 2017, alongside the IGBC 2017, with 15 participating cities. These cities will share their experiences and challenges faced in planning and implementation of policies focused on improving the energy efficiency level of private-sector buildings. For more information, visit event website or contact us.

BCA-SIA-SGBC International Tropical Architecture Design (ITAD) Competition 11 Sep 2017 (Final Judging) | SIA Theatrette (Level 3, 79 Neil Road, Singapore 088904) 12 – 14 Sep 2017 (Award Ceremony) | Sands Expo and Convention Centre, Singapore Organised by Building and Construction Authority (BCA), Singapore Institute of Architects (SIA) and Singapore Green Building Council (SGBC), the ITAD Competition which is open to students from Institutes of Higher Learning around the world, raises awareness about sustainable living and nurture future architects and leaders in tropical green building designs. With the theme “Building Urban Resilience through Zero Energy Living”, the Competition focuses on tropical green architecture and sustainable building designs where students can explore more about sustainability. Winning entries of the Competition are displayed at Level 3 Tea Break area. www. itadcompetition.sg • Facebook: www.facebook.com/itadcompetition

BCA Pavilion at BEX Asia 2017 12 – 14 Sep 2017 | Sands Expo and Convention Centre, Singapore • Hall A-C, Booth J10 The key to a sustainable and liveable city lies with everyone, including our private and public sectors. Only with a collective effort from the industry, businesses, our communities and people we can fulfill Singapore’s vision for a green future. In this exhibition, discover how businesses and public agencies can collaborate to build green, and how communities and schools can influence our next generation to be green champions. With the featured innovation and green technologies, discover how we are preparing for a green built environment of tomorrow.

EarthCheck Inner Circle Asia Pacific (By Invitation Only) 11 – 12 Sep 2017 | Sands Expo and Convention Centre, Singapore EarthCheck Inner Circle Asia Pacific is a small, private gathering of global thought leaders and regional practitioners of sustainable tourism. Brought together by EarthCheck, the Forum offers opportunities to industry challenges, share knowledge and network with other professionals. The Inner Circle will involve expert guest speakers addressing responsible business, brand engagement, and industry reporting issues followed by open debate and discussion.

Plenary Discussion on Opportunities of Green Housing in Asia Pacific (By Invitation Only) 13 Sep 2017 | Sands Expo and Convention Centre, Singapore The Building and Construction Authority of Singapore (BCA) and the UN Environment host the Plenary Discussion on “Opportunities of Green Housing” at the International Green Building Conference 2017. The Plenary Discussion allows participants to learn more about the progressive changes from conventional housing to green housing and its opportunities to lower operation and maintenance costs in the long run, promote innovation within the building sector, and create job opportunities for green collar professionals.

Limited seats are available on a first-come, first-served basis. For more details and registration, please contact Ms Giselle Seow at Giselle_Seow@bca.gov.sg or +65 6804 4674.

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Conference Sustainability Initiative As a leading green building conference, we are committed to reduce our carbon footprint of the event. Here are just a few of our initiatives for a greener and more sustainable environment!

Green Venue The Conference is held at Marina Bay Sands, an eco-friendly venue which was awarded the BCA Green Mark Platinum Award. It has been designed to promote sustainability, and is active in the 3Rs of Reducing, Reusing and Recycling in their operations.

Efficient Energy Management The halls will be set at 50% full lighting on the preparation days leading to the exhibition, and 75% full lighting during the exhibition show days.

Indoor air-conditioning will be set at 24 - 25ºC to reduce energy consumption during the event.

No coat, No tie event IGBC, BEX Asia and MCE Asia will be a “no coat, no tie” event, with temperatures at the venue set at a sustainable yet optimal level for the comfort of our delegates. We encourage delegates to dress light for the events.

Easy Accessibility Situated in central Singapore, the event venue is well connected to various modes of public transport, including a train station and various bus stops nearby.

We encourage our delegates to take public transport.

Tree Planting Event Caring for trees and the environment is our social responsibility. BCA, our strategic partners and sponsors have planted 50 trees at the Kranji Marshes on 24 August 2017 to offset the carbon footprint generated by IGBC 2017 in 30 years.

Reusable Lanyard Delegate badges are designed without the need for plastic holders, while lanyards are designed so that they are durable and can be used for future Conferences. We encourage delegates to drop your badge for recycling at various recycling boxes available near the conference rooms.

Eco-Friendly Printing Only recycled or FSC Certified paper stocks are selected for printing of our delegates’ name badges and conference brochures.

Going digital Access the IGBC mobile app which is available for free download from App Store (iOS Platform) and Google play (Android Platform) to get the programme updates. Instead of printed signs, digital directional signage is used.

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Water Points Water points are located at various locations at the conference venue, with reusable stemware cups, instead of paper cups.

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Harvest Menu Food and beverage across the three-day Conference are 100% selected from a harvest menu – which includes the freshest ingredients and items that are sourced locally and from around the region to offer sustainable food options and reduce our carbon footprint. Unconsumed food will be donated to charity organisations.

IGBC Agenda at a Glance MONDAY 11 SEP

TUESDAY 12 SEP REGISTRATION

AM 1 AM 2

TRACK 1.1 International Case Study – Barangaroo South, Australia

TRACK 1.2 Technical Workshop: Indoor Environment Quality

THURSDAY 14 SEP

REGISTRATION

REGISTRATION

Sharing by Winners of International Tropical Architechture Design (ITAD) Competition

NEW

IGBC / BEX Asia / MCE Asia 2017 Joint Opening Ceremony

WEDNESDAY 13 SEP

SPOTLIGHT PLENARY “BEAUTIFUL IDEAS TO CHANGE THE WORLD”

TRACK 1.3

TRACK 2.1

Smart Buildings

[Sponsored by Camfil Singapore Pte Ltd]

TRACK 2.2

TRACK 2.3 Technical Technical NEW Workshop: Workshop: Perspectives High-performance Energy Efficient ACMV Motors and from the Façades Fans World’s Largest [Sponsored by Green Building Technoform Bautec [Sponsored by ebm-papst SEA Market (China) Asia Pacific Pte Ltd] Pte Ltd]

TRACK 3.3

BCA Breakfast Talk for CEOs (By Invitation Only) [Sponsored by Daikin Airconditioning (Singapore) Pte Ltd]

TRACK 3.1

TRACK 3.2

Local Case Study – South Beach, Singapore

International Case Study – KL Sentral, Malaysia

NEW

Roundtable Discussion: Zero Energy Building

Networking Lunch | Tech talk @ BEX / MICE Asia 2017 Exhibition Area

EVE

PM 2

PM 1

TRACK 2.4 LEADERSHIP PLENARY “BUILD GREEN – BE THE CHANGE” Green Mark Tours (Concurrent Sessions)

TRACK 1.4

TRACK 1.5

BCA Green Mark for Residential Buildings GM RB: 2016 Workshop

NEW

A Bird’s Eye View of Sustainable Built Environment

CLOSING PLENARY

Perspectives from Asia’s Emerging Markets (India & Indonesia)

IGBC/BEX ASIA/MCE ASIA 2017 WELCOME RECEPTION EXCLUSIVE NETWORKING SESSION (By Invitation Only) [Sponsored by Pearl Sponsor, Mitsubishi Electric Asia Pte Ltd]

TRACK 2.5 BCA Green Mark for Existing Non-Residential Buildings GM ENRB: 2017 Workshop

TRACK 3.4

TRACK 3.5

User-centric Workshop: Behavioural Change

Better Places for People

TRACK 3.6 Local Case Study – Khoo Teck Puat Hospital, Singapore TRACK 3.7 NEW

Green Buildings’ Den [Partner with SGBC]

SINGAPORE GREEN BUILDING COUNCIL (SGBC) GALA DINNER 2017 (By Invitation Only)

Programme is subject to changes.

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Keynote Speakers, Moderators and Panellists

Guest-Of-Honour Desmond Lee Minister for Social and Family Development and Second Minister for National Development Singapore

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Dr. Isabelle Louis

Prof. Jan Peter Balkenende

Deputy Regional Director and Representative for Asia and the Pacific UN Environment Thailand

Former Prime Minister of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, External Senior Advisor to Ernst & Young & Chairman of the Dutch Sustainable Growth Coalition The Netherlands

Morton Kabell

Hugh Lim

Mayor of Technical and Environmental Affairs of Copenhagen The City of Copenhagen Denmark

Chief Executive Officer Building and Construction Authority Singapore

Andrea Reimer

Tai Lee Siang

Councillor City of Vancouver Canada

Chair World Green Building Council Singapore

Dr. Anuj Jain

Franklin Po

Co-Founder Biomimicry Singapore Network Singapore

Chairman Tierra Design Pte Ltd Singapore

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Conference Day One 12 SEPTEMBER 2017 • TUESDAY

IGBC/ BEX Asia/ MCE Asia 2017 Joint Opening Ceremony

10.00 - 10.30

Networking Tea Break @ Level 3, Bayview Foyer

10.30 - 12.00

TRACK 1.1 • International Case Study – Barangaroo South, Australia Moderator and Speaker: Engineering Australia’s First Carbon Neutral Precinct Simon Wild, Head of Sustainability, Asia, Lendlease, Singapore

CONCURRENT SESSIONS

9.00 - 10.00

L3, Cassia 3201A - 3305

L3, Begonia 3003 - 3104

Speakers: Barangaroo’s Part in the Growth of Sydney as Green, Global and Connected city Chris Johnson, Chief Executive Officer, Urban Taskforce, Australia Developing Barangaroo South – From Bid Winning to Award Winning David Hutton, Managing Director, Development, Lendlease, Singapore TRACK 1.2 • Technical Workshop: Indoor Environment Quality [Sponsored by Camfil Singapore Pte Ltd]

L3, Begonia 3001A - 3102

Speakers: Energy Efficiency of Air Filtration & Air Filtration Requirements Acc. New EN 16798-3 • Energy efficient air filtration standard • How to save energy without compromising IAQ • Energy performance of Building – EU acc. new EN 16798-3 Tobias Zimmer, Global Product Manager, Comfort, Camfil, Germany The Impact of the BCA Green Mark Scheme Towards Enhancing Indoor Environmental Quality • BCA Green Mark certification yields tangible benefits of better indoor environmental quality and health • BCA Green Mark buildings are more energy efficient with healthier indoor environments than non-Green Mark buildings • Occupants in BCA Green Mark buildings are more satisfied with their indoor environments and have less risk of experiencing sick building syndrome symptoms Prof. Tham Kwok Wai, PhD ISIAQ Fellow, Associate Professor – Department of Building, National University Singapore, Singapore TRACK 1.3 • Smart Buildings

L3, Cassia 3201A - 3305

Moderator: Nilesh Y. Jadhav, Program Director – Eco Campus, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore Speakers: Driving Chiller Plant Optimisation with IoT & Data Analytics • Developments of Internet of Things (IoT) & technology-driven tools that are significantly altering how commercial facilities are managed • How these technologies are optimisating chiller plant operations with IoT & Data Analytics • Real-life case study and results of chiller plant optimisation pilot Kenneth Lee, Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Green Koncepts, Singapore Beyond Benchmarking: The 5-pillar Approach to Energy Management • What to look for when exploring Internet of Things (IoT) solutions • Cases of real savings in commercial buildings Roy Arindam, Vice President Sales – Australia/New Zealand and SEA, Building IQ, Australia Creating Perfect Places through the Building Digitalisation • Understanding of the building digitalisation – an overview of the various technologies that are available • How digitalisation helped buildings reduce Greenhouse Gases (GHG) emissions, become more energyefficient and save money Bharathkumar Venkataraman, Solutions Development Lead Middle East & Asia Pacific, Siemens Singapore 12.00 - 14.00

Networking Lunch @ Level 1, BEX Asia Exhibition Hall

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Conference Day One 12 SEPTEMBER 2017 • TUESDAY

12.00 - 14.00

GREENVIEW @ Level 1, BEX ASIA

MOSTRA XCHANGE @ Level 1, MCE ASIA

Biophilic Spaces: Places for Senses Cheong Yew Kee, Senior Vice President, CPG Consultants Pte Ltd, Singapore

Chiller Plants Optimisation Using a Data Driven Approach Chai Kok Soon, Director R & D, Kaer Pte Ltd, Singapore

Living in a Park – Double Cove in Hong Kong Edison Zhang, Director, SRT Design Group, Hong Kong Sustainability - Having Those Difficult Conversations Rory Martin, Sustainability Manager, Residential, Frasers Property, Australia Cooling-as-a-Service for Green Buildings: Enhancing Quality and Reliability with District Cooling & Retail Cooling Vinson Siau, Executive (Business & Project Development), Keppel DHCS, Singapore Residential Photovoltaic Energy Storage System (PV ESS) Peter Ng, Director, Narada Asia Pacific Pte Ltd, Singapore

14.00 - 15.45

Level 1, Hall A, B, C

Complimentary IGBC Tech talks

BIM HVAC Tool and Next Generation Simulation Solver NANDRAD Dirk Weiss, Engineer, TU Dresden, Germany Think Connected. Conducting Electricity – Routing Data James Gan, Sales Engineering Manager, OBO Bettermann SEA Pte Ltd, Singapore An Advanced, Innovative and Unique Pre-fabricated and Pre-insulated HVAC Duct Work System Chan Kwan Heng, Managing Director, Instad Pre Fabrication Pte Ltd, Singapore Maintaining Excellent Water Quality in Cooling Towers and Chilled Water Systems – Thereby Substantial Savings in Water, Energy, Maintenance Cost and Extending Equipment Life Expectancy KC Chang, Director, KOL Global Engineering & 38 Marine and Offshore Pte Ltd, Singapore

LEADERSHIP PLENARY: “BUILD GREEN – BE THE CHANGE”

L3, Cassia 3201A - 3305

Moderator: Tai Lee Siang, Chair, World Green Building Council, Singapore Keynote Speakers: Contributions of the Building Sector to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) • Green buildings are important to meet the Paris Agreement Pledges for keeping the increase in temperature well below 2ºC, and the SDGs • Cities and green buildings are gaining increasing attention in Southeast Asia as 50% of population of ASEAN countries will live in cities by 2050 • Successful urban planning and sustainability implementation benefits from an integrated approach with shared responsibilities distributed across partners including government agencies, communities, civil society, financial institutions and the private sector • Change has begun but collective actions and holistic approaches to urban planning and innovative partnerships are essential for accelerating and promoting effective sustainable development solutions Dr. Isabelle Louis, Deputy Regional Director and Representative for Asia and the Pacific, UN Environment, Thailand

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Conference Day One 12 SEPTEMBER 2017 • TUESDAY

L3, Cassia Changing Economic Tides, Lasting Prosperity • Business leadership for change in ecological sustainability as part of (big and small) companies’ 3201A - 3305 business models and supply chains, referring to a good practice in the Netherlands: the Dutch Sustainable Growth Coalition. Highlighting how profit and planet actually go hand in hand • Exploring the reasons why the Dutch government has opted for a circular economy by 2050, that will boost innovation, job creation and reduce the import of raw materials. A circular economy will require new stakeholder management, but the Netherlands already has a good track record in that area. The building and construction industry is an important sector, where benefits of sustainability can be significant and green building systems can be easily applied • Understanding how international pressures against free trade, to Brexit and to the Paris Climate agreement and the need to stick to the principles that made our countries prosperous Prof. Jan Peter Balkenende, Former Prime Minister of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, External Senior Advisor to Ernst & Young & Chairman of the Dutch Sustainable Growth Coalition, The Netherlands Reducing CO2 Emissions by Co-creating a Green and Smart City • Driving Copenhagen's vision of being CO2 neutral by 2025 • Improving the city's facilities to increase the option of cycling by 50% • Inaugurating a street lab where smart solutions can be tested within the city • Engaging partnerships for energy efficiency development and knowledge sharing Morten Kabell, Mayor of Technical and Environmental Affairs of Copenhagen, The City of Copenhagen, Denmark Keynote Panellists: Andrea Reimer, Councillor, City of Vancouver, Canada John Mandyck, Chief Sustainability Officer, United Technologies Corporation, The United States of America Hugh Lim, Chief Executive Officer, Building and Construction Authority, Singapore

15.45 - 16.15

Networking Tea Break @ Level 3, Bayview Foyer

16.15 - 18.00

L3, Cassia TRACK 1.4 • BCA Green Mark for Residential Buildings GM RB: 2016 Workshop 3201A - 3305 Speaker: Dr. Edward Ang, Deputy Director, Green Mark Department (New Development), Building and Construction Authority, Singapore Panellists: Alfred Ng, Senior Manager, City Development Limited, Singapore Ken Po Woei, Associate Director, Building System & Diagnostics Pte Ltd, Singapore Owen Wee, Vice President (Architecture), Surbana Jurong Pte Ltd, Singapore

CONCURRENT SESSIONS

14.00 - 15.45

L3, Begonia TRACK 1.5 • Perspectives from Asia’s Emerging Markets (India & Indonesia) 3001A - 3102 Moderator: Tiyok Prasetyoadi, Deputy of International Relations and Director of Rating Development, Green Building Council Indonesia, Indonesia Speakers: Sustainability in Indonesia – Opportunities and Challenges • Water scarcity will be the biggest threat for earth • How we treat water in a circular economy • How the building industry can adapt to these issues through rainwater harvesting and water filtration Naning Adiwoso, Chairperson, Green Building Council Indonesia, Indonesia India Setting New Benchmarks in Green and Sustainable Construction • India would witness phenomenal growth in the next 25 years. All future developments should go the sustainable way • Estimated market potential for green building products and technologies in India is about USD 300 billion by the year 2025 • Indian building sector is adopting some of the latest and emerging green building concepts and technologies.

Top ten ideas would be shared S. Raghupathy, Regional Chair, Asia Pacific Regional Network, India The Development of “Grand Design Green Building” Through A Collaborative Approach: Towards Jakarta as the Center of Excellence for Green Buildings • An effort to engage stakeholders for the implementation of green buildings in Jakarta • Developing Grand Design as a part of collaborative approach • Grand Design as a reference for all stakeholders in the implementation of green buildings Oswar Mungkasa, Deputy Governor of DKI Jakarta for Spatial Planning and Environment, Jakarta Capital City Government, Indonesia

18.30 - 21.30

Exclusive Networking Session (By Invitation Only) [Sponsored by Pearl Sponsor, Mitsubishi Electric Asia Pte Ltd]

L5, Sands A Foyer

19.00 - 21.00

IGBC/BEX Asia/MCE Asia 2017 Welcome Reception

L5, Sands A Ballroom

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Conference Day Two 13 SEPTEMBER 2017 • WEDNESDAY

8.45 - 9.15

9.15 - 10.45

Sharing by Winners of International Tropical Architecture Design (ITAD) Competition This year’s International Tropical Architecture Design Competition explores innovative green building design solutions to integrate zero energy buildings in a city of participant’s choice.

Hear from the winners on their innovative, impactful and practical design solutions!

SPOTLIGHT PLENARY: “BEAUTIFUL IDEAS TO CHANGE THE WORLD”

L3, Cassia 3201A - 3305

L3, Cassia 3201A - 3305

Moderator: Ashvinkumar Kantilal, Board Member, Singapore Green Building Council, Singapore Keynote Speakers: Landscape Urbanism Describes a Disciplinary Realignment in Which Landscape Integrates with Architecture as the Basic Building Block of Contemporary Urbanism • What is Landscape Urbanism • Why is Landscape Urbanism important in Singapore • Tierra & Po Design: A Working Laboratory Franklin Po, Chairman, Tierra Design Pte Ltd, Singapore Biomimitry – Designing with Nature in Architecture Dr. Anuj Jain, Co-Founder, Biomimicry Singapore Network, Singapore Networking Tea Break @ Level 3, Bayview Foyer

11.15 - 12.50

TRACK 2.1 • Perspectives from the World’s Largest Green Building Market (China)

CONCURRENT SESSIONS

10.45 - 11.15

L3, Cassia 3201A - 3305

Moderator: Koh Lin Ji, Group Director, International Development, Building and Construction Authority, Singapore Speakers: Desire of Nature – Vertical Greenery Approach with Guangzhou Freeman Garden Mix Development • Understanding the Guangzhou Garden Mix Development Project and its improvement • Exploring vertical greenery and its application to this Project • The opportunities and challenges faced in greening a residential project Xue Boying, General Manger, Hong Kong Naihai Development Co. Ltd, China Colleen Wu, Managing Director, CONSIS Engineering Pte Ltd, Singapore The Practices of Eco-City and Green Building in China Jinmao Lin Huaiwen, Vice President, Jinmao Holdings Group Limited, China Appropriate Technology and Engineering Practice for Hospitals Building Green Retrofitting in China Dr. Di Yanqiang, Director, China Academy of Building Research, China Panellist: Prof. Wang You Wei, Chairman, China Green Building Council, China TRACK 2.2 • Technical Workshop: High-performance Façades for the Tropics – Be the Change: From Research to Reality [Sponsored by Technoform Bautec Asia Pacific Pte Ltd]

L3, Begonia 3003 - 3104

Moderator & Speaker: Impact of Building Envelope Design on Energy Efficiency and Thermal Comfort in the Tropics This session is an update on enhanced ETTV (envelope thermal transfer value) formulation on energy efficient building envelopes (GBIC Collaboration Project among Building Construction and Authority of Singapore (BCA), National University of Singapore (NUS) and Technoform Group) Prof. Chou Siaw Kiang, Professor Department of Mechanical Engineering, National University of Singapore Speakers: Building Envelopes for the Future • BCA’s future plans for Building Envelope • Latest development in the BCA SkyLab • Latest technologies in test-bedding Alice Goh, Principal Manager, Green Building Research, Built Environment Research and Innovation Institute (BERII), Building and Construction Authority, Singapore

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Conference Day Two 13 SEPTEMBER 2017 • WEDNESDAY

CONCURRENT SESSIONS

11.15 - 12.50

Fire Safety and Façades: Design, Performance and Testing • Fire spread scenarios involving façades • Fire risk mitigation through design strategy and criteria • Fire codes/standards and product testing and certifications • Cases of study of fires involving the building envelope

L3, Begonia 3003 - 3104

Prof. Ing. Paolo Rigone, Technical Expert and Convener CEN TCC33 WG6 European Standardisation on Curtain Walling Other various European Standardisation Committee, Politecnico di Milano, Italy Progress Towards New Zero Building Façades: New Directions in the U.S. Stephen Selkowitz, Senior Advisor, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, The United States of America High-Performance Façades – Be the Change • Relevance and benefits of thermally broken façades for the tropics • Challenges of respective stakeholders in projects from design to reality • How each stakeholder can overcome the challenges and be the change Amos Seah, Project Technical Manager, Technoform Bautec Asia Pacific, Singapore Panellist: Ang Kian Seng, Group Director, Environmental Sustainability Group, Building and Construction Authority, Singapore TRACK 2.3 • Technical Workshop: Fans of the Future: Efficient and Smart [Sponsored by ebm-papst SEA Pte Ltd]

L3, Begonia 3001A - 3102

Speakers: How Intelligent Fans are Helping to Save Energy in Today’s Dynamic World • Exploring the saving potential of intelligent fans in commercial buildings with case studies • How the Internet of Things (IoT) and Connectivity are helping to drive this across • The age of the intelligent fan Carsten Ederer, Technical Director, ebm-papst SEA Pte Ltd, Singapore Uwe Siglock, Head of Market Management, ebm-papst Mulfingen GmbH & Co. KG, Germany 12.50 - 14.00

Networking Lunch @ Level 1, BEX Asia Exhibition Hall

12.50 - 14.00

Complimentary IGBC Tech talks GREENVIEW @ Level 1, BEX ASIA

L1, Hall A,B,C

The Role of ICT Rohan Rawte, Director, Head of Middle East & Asia, IESVE Singapore Pte Ltd, Singapore A.I. for Intuitive and Intelligent Buildings Julian Lee, Chief Executive Officer & Founder, Ambi Labs Limited, Hong Kong Exploring + Positive Spaces of Tomorrow, Today Serene Lin, Design Studio Manager, Interface Pte Ltd, Singapore Green Living Starts Right Where You Are Randall Foo Shea Na, Senior Manager, Peak Engineering & Consultancy Pte Ltd, Singapore Impact of IoT on Intelligent Lighting Christopher Lee, Vice President, Business Development, Photizo Global Pte Ltd, Singapore

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Conference Day Two 13 SEPTEMBER 2017 • WEDNESDAY

CONCURRENT SESSIONS

14.00 – 15.30

L3, Begonia TRACK 2.4 • A Bird’s Eye View of Sustainable Built Environment 3001A - 3102 Moderator: Er. Yvonne Soh, Executive Director, Singapore Green Building Council, Singapore Speakers: The Ripple Effect • Smart developers lead the early wave of green building around the globe • Those developers internalised such new and time consuming processes into business as usual and now reap the benefits. As the majority of new construction is now occurring in developing nations, our focus has shifted to how we create similar ripple effects in different markets contexts • Explore the role of financial institutions have in creating the right market conditions for green buildings Jane Henley, Global Operations Lead – Green Building, World Bank Group, The United States of America Green Buildings Make Good Business Sense • Buildings are subset of the built environment and there are many opportunities to explore in metros, villages, railway stations, landscapes, etc.

• The place we stay, travel, work, entertain should go green. India has world class examples on all these fronts • The built environment going green is a win-win situation for all governments, stakeholders and the public.

Business opportunities are immense as our built environments are now going green S. Raghupathy, Regional Chair, Asia Pacific Regional Network, India Panellist: Prof. Wang You Wei, Chairman, China Green Building Council, China TRACK 2.5 • BCA Green Mark for Existing Non-Residential Buildings GM ENRB: 2017 Workshop L3, Cassia 3201A - 3305 Moderator: Toh Eng Shyan, Director, Green Mark Department (Existing Buildings), Building and Construction Authority, Singapore Speaker: Eddy Lau, Director, Certification and Technology, Singapore Green Building Council, Singapore Panellists: Lim Tow Fok, General Manager, Keppel Land International Ltd, Singapore Er. Koh Kin Teng, Director, Squire Mech Pte Ltd, Singapore Lim Fatt Seng, Managing Director, Comfort Management Pte Ltd, Singapore Er. Alfred Lim, Vice President, CapitaLand Singapore Ltd, Singapore

15.30 - 16.00

Networking Tea Break @ Level 3, Bayview Foyer

16.00 - 17.30

L3, Cassia CLOSING PLENARY 3201A - 3305 Moderator: Ang Kian Seng, Group Director, Environmental Sustainability Group, Building and Construction Authority, Singapore Keynote Speaker: Greenest City 2020: Turning Lessons from Vancouver into Actions in Your City • In 2009, Vancouver set a bold vision to be the greenest city in the world by 2020. Despite a challenging federal government policy environment, the city was able to leverage that vision into action and results through leadership, partnership, and a strategic plan that has engaged tens of thousands of residents.

• Since embarking on the Greenest City, Vancouver has also developed a number of long-term plans including a globally significant climate adaptation strategy and a strategy to transition to 100% renewable energy by 2050 • Explore the steps behind Vancouver’s approach and the opportunities for leadership, planning, action and partnerships in your sphere of influence Andrea Reimer, Councillor, City of Vancouver, Canada Keynote Panellists: Tai Lee Siang, Chair, World Green Building Council, Singapore Prof. Jan Peter Balkenende, Former Prime Minister of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, External Senior Advisor to Ernst & Young & Chairman of the Dutch Sustainable Growth Coalition, The Netherlands Prof. Lam Khee Poh PhD, FRIBA, Provost’s Chair Professor of Architecture and Building Dean, School of Design and Environment, National University of Singapore, Singapore Tan Swee Yiow, Chief Executive Officer, Keppel REIT Management Ltd, Singapore Chris Large, Senior Partner, Global Action Plan, The United Kingdom

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Conference Day Three 14 SEPTEMBER 2017 • THURSDAY

BCA Breakfast Talk for CEOs (By Invitation Only) [Sponsored by Daikin Airconditioning (Singapore) Pte Ltd]

L3, Cassia 3201A - 3305

9.00 - 12.30

TRACK 3.3 • Zero Energy Building Roundtable

L3, Begonia 3001A - 3102

CONCURRENT SESSIONS

8.00 - 10.40

Moderator: Tan Tian Chong, Deputy Managing Director, Built Environment Research and Innovation Institute (BERII), Building and Construction Authority, Singapore Speakers: Towards Positive Energy, Zero Energy, and Super Low Energy Buildings (PE-ZE-SLEB) for the Tropics • Unique challenges in achieving PE-ZE-SLEB in the urban environment of the tropics • Key technologies and strategies to push the boundary of energy efficiency in buildings • Roadmap to accelerate the adoption of PE-ZE-SLEB Dr. Gao Chun Ping, Director, Green Building Research Department, Building and Construction Authority, Singapore A Snapshop of Progress Towards Net Zero Energy Building Goals: Achievements, Gaps and Challenges • Creating and tracking a viable framework of bold but achievable performance goals • Technologies and integrated systems solutions that support net zero energy buildings • Enablers and obstacles: Tools and design process, cost and constructability, occupants and facility operations Stephen Selkowitz, Senior Advisor, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, The United States of America Positive, Zero and Super Low Energy Buildings for Singapore • What are Zero Energy Buildings (ZEB)?

• How to get there?

• Where are we today?

Prof. Wong Yew Wah, Deputy Director, Smart & Sustainable Building Technologies, Energy Research Institute @ Nanyang Technological University (ERI@N), Singapore

CONCURRENT SESSIONS

11.00 - 12.30

TRACK 3.1 • Local Case Study – South Beach, Singapore

L3, Cassia 3203 - 3305

Moderator: May Siu, Director, Green Mark Department (New Development), Building and Construction Authority, Singapore Speakers: Tan Kian Chuan, Senior Manager – Project Division, City Developments Ltd, Singapore David Chim, Principal, AEDAS, Singapore Dion Anandityo, Singapore Sustainability Leader, ARUP, Singapore Er. Pang Pei Song, Associate, WSP Consultancy Pte Ltd, Singapore TRACK 3.2 International Case Study – KL Sentral, Malaysia

L3, Begonia 3003 - 3104

Moderator & Speaker: James Chua, ESD Director, G-Energy Sdn Bhd, Malaysia Speakers: Robert Guok, General Manager, G-Energy Sdn Bhd, Malaysia Lee Tze Lin, Engineer, Li- Zainal Sdn Bhd, Malaysia 12.30 - 14.00

Networking Lunch @ Level 1, BEX Asia Exhibition Hall

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Conference Day Three 14 SEPTEMBER 2017 • THURSDAY

12.00 - 14.00

GREENVIEW @ Level 1, BEX ASIA

MOSTRA XCHANGE @ Level 1, MCE ASIA

Building with Nature – Project in Demak (Indonesia) Fokko van der Goot, Senior Project Engineer, Bokalis International, The Netherlands

Geotechnical, Environmental & Bioengineering Kenney Kwan, Group Executive Director, SystemNix Technologies Pte Ltd, Singapore

Virtual Environment Model for Smart and Efficient Buildings Priyanka Mehta, Project Manager, Energy Research Institute@Nanyang Technological University, Singapore Sustainable Building in Canada Gerrett Lim, Founder/Director, GreenSolutions Inc, The Philippines A Bold Vision for Energy Management in the Age of IoT Alex Lau, Chief Executive Officer & Founder, Anacle Systems Limited, Singapore Magic Cable Tray System James Gan, Sales Engineering Manager, OBO Bettermann SEA Pte Ltd, Singapore 14.00 - 17.30

Level 1, Hall A,B,C

Complimentary IGBC Tech talks

The Blue Revolution: Smart Green Design for Hot Climates Virginie Francois, Regional Business Sector Manager Asia Pacific, BASF Construction Chemicals, Singapore Retro-commissioning – A Viable Option for Energy Conservation and Making Existing Buildings Green Challa Venu Kumar, Chief Operating Officer, Building Performance Pte Ltd, Singapore

TRACK 3.4 • User-centric Workshop: Behavioural Change

L3, Begonia 3001A - 3102

Speaker: Occupant Engagement – Making Real Environmental and Financial Savings that Last Sharing 25 years of experience, Chris Large of the UK charity Global Action Plan will run an interactive workshop about engaging occupants of buildings in improving their green performance. Topics will include energy and waste issues, and participants will learn by doing – with exercises and games backed up by a presentation of the essential insights: • The results of occupant engagement programmes and how these results have been achieved • The theory to a successful behaviour change programme • How any organisation can make the first steps to running an occupant engagement programme Chris Large, Senior Partner, Global Action Plan, The United Kingdom

CONCURRENT SESSIONS

14.00 - 15.30

TRACK 3.5 • User-Centric Track: Better Places for People (Part 1)

L3, Begonia 3003 - 3104

Moderator & Speaker: The World Green Building Council's Perspectives on Driving Real, On-The-Ground Action and an Increase for the Uptake of Greener, Healthier Buildings • Sharing the global trends in healthy buildings • Exploring how healthy buildings impact employee productivity • 7 practical tips on how to make your building healthier Joelle Chen, Regional Manager, Asia Pacific Network, World Green Building Council, Singapore Speakers: Why Human Cities?

• Sustainability = Business • Innovation Through Sustainability • Why ‘Human Cities’ Jeremy Rowe, Managing Director, Decorative Paints for South East & South Asia, Middle East, Akzo Nobel Paints (Asia Pacific) Pte Ltd, Singapore Evolution of Better Workplaces for People – Exploring the Coevolution of Sustainability and Workplace Design • Evolution of sustainability from environmental focus to people focus • Evolution of workplace design from desk to precinct • Case study of Lendlease workplaces past, present and future Simon Wild, Head of Sustainability Asia, Lendlease, Singapore Panellist: Ang Kian Seng, Group Director, Environmental Sustainability Group, Building and Construction Authority, Singapore

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Conference Day Three 14 SEPTEMBER 2017 • THURSDAY

TRACK 3.6 Local Case Study – Khoo Teck Puat Hospital, Singapore Moderator and Speaker: Prof. Lee Siew Eang, Associate Professor, National University of Singapore, Singapore Speakers: Stewart Tai Yee Fong, Manager, Alexandra Health Group, Singapore Jerry Ong, Senior Vice President, CPG Consultants Pte Ltd, Singapore

15.30 - 16.00

Networking Tea Break @ Level 3, Bayview Foyer

16.00 - 17.30

TRACK 3.5 User-Centric Track: Better Places for People (Part 2) Moderator: Joelle Chen, Regional Manager, Asia Pacific Network, World Green Building Council, Singapore

CONCURRENT SESSIONS

14.00 - 15.30

L3, Cassia 3203 - 3305

L3, Begonia 3003 - 3104

Speakers: The Importance of an Indoor Air Quality Management System and How It Affects Your Occupants’ Well-being and Productivity • Why is indoor air quality important?

• How to start measuring indoor air quality performance?

• How to engage building occupants and ensure their well-being and productivity?

Nicholas Soon, Director, Business Development, S3 Innovate, Singapore Healthy Workplace Ecosystem: Impacting Health In A Built Environment • The Healthy Workplace Ecosystem capitalises on the shared facilities and amenities managed by developers to create a supportive environment that makes healthy living accessible for all workers in the vicinity • Food outlets within the ecosystem started to provide healthier meal options and regular activities including exercise sessions and lunchtime health and safety education were organised at shared spaces • Since its launch in 2014, more than 30 clusters (over 178,000 workers) are on board the Healthy workplace ecosystem and 3 in 5 participants have reported increasing their active time and exercising 150mins or more per week. 40% of participants have also reporting consuming more healthier meals Sim Beng Khoon, Director, Health Promotion Board, Singapore IAQ from an FM Perspective: An Inconvenient Truth Sigrid Zialcita, Managing Director, Research, Asia Pacific, Cushman and Wakefield, Singapore Panellist: Ang Kian Seng, Group Director, Environmental Sustainability Group, Building and Construction Authority, Singapore TRACK 3.7 • Green Buildings’ Den [Partner with Singapore Green Building Council (SGBC)] Speakers: BIM Centric ETTV Analyser and Performance Based SC2 Dr. Alex Lee, Managing Director/Co-Founder, Tian Building Engineering Pte Ltd, Singapore

L3, Cassia 3203 - 3305

PowerZee: Sustainable Change Through User Engagement • Innovative communication between building users and facility management to encourage sustainable behaviour • Potential and challenges of changing behaviour towards sustainability • Experimentation phase from 2015 and learnings for re-launch in March/April 2017 Regula Von Buren, Project Manager EcoCampus | Energy Research Institute, Nanyang Technological University (ERI@N), Singapore Passive Ducted Lighting with 3M Channel Lighting Solution • Distributed lighting with 3M films technology • Maintenance-free illuminated optic module • Providing illumination for the hard to access and maintained area Phang Kee Keong, Business Development Manager, 3M Singapore, Singapore Improving Indoor Air Quality Through Bits & Bytes • It should be in every organisation’s interest to transform its indoor spaces into clean and healthy environments • IoT (Internet of Things) can help empower both owners and occupants of buildings to Know, Improve, Manage, and thereby take control of indoor air quality issues • Through the adoption of IoT-enabled indoor air quality solutions, indoor spaces should be virtually managed as digital spaces just like digital assets Jason Tang, Vice President, Intelligent Air Solutions, MANN+HUMMEL, Singapore

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Green Mark Tours 11 SEPTEMBER 2017 • MONDAY (2.00PM – 6.00PM) 1 Ascendas Singbridge New Office 2 BCA SkyLab

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