Green Building Day 2013
Building upon the huge success of Green Star Day 2012, the GBCA invites you to attend Green Building Day 2013; an exploration of the now, the new and the next of Green Star and sustainable building. Join us as we explore the future of the green building industry in Australia - the trends, predictions, latest market research and Green Star opportunities.
The real impact of Green Star – groundbreaking research
With millions of square metres of building space now Green Star certified, in late 2012 the GBCA commissioned a study to discover what the real impact of your Green Star achievements has been over the last 10 years.
Find out from Green Star Director of Operations, Orjan Lundberg how many thousands of cars you’ve taken off the roads, millions of litres of drinking water you’ve saved and thousands of truckloads of waste you’ve diverted from landfill. You’ll also hear about the next phase of research where we’ll be looking at further environmental attributes, as well as the financial value of Green Star certification.
The policy behind the project – Governments and Green Star
A Local Government Code, conditions of approval, or an aspirational Mayor, the reasons for Governments’ adoption of Green Star are diverse. GBCA Executive Director for Advocacy and Business Services, Robin Mellon, talks about the governments that are leading by example and transforming local attitudes, local economies and local environments through Green Star.
This presentation will also explore the commitments made by all sides of politics to our green building future and how these commitments may affect our industry in a year that is sure to be laden with federal election promises. We will assess the opportunities for our industry in a rapidly changing political landscape and discuss how together we can demonstrate to governments that a Green Star outcome is the best building outcome.
Green Star, the next generation
What does a best practice green building rating tool look like? Green Star, the next generation will examine the growing sustainability rating tool market and the attributes of the best assessment and certification schemes. We’ll discuss the future of green ratings with lifecycle analysis, energy modelling and other green building support tools and technologies coming into play, and Executive Director of Green Star Development, Jorge Chapa, will share where Green Star goes next. Quicker, cheaper, easier and online, with the soon-to-be-released Green Star – Performance the first cab off the rank.
What does ‘world leadership’ look like? How to write a 6 Star success story
The afternoon session sees a panel of project managers from leading industry organisations discuss the secrets to their 6 Star Green Star success – from engaging, to trouble-shooting, to managing expectations.
Green Star Exchange Networking Session
Green Star Exchange is a networking session and your chance to engage directly with the Green Star team and share your ideas on the future of Australia’s sustainability rating system.
Location: |
The University of Melbourne Brain Centre Auditorium |
CPD: |
Half Day: 6 CPD Points Full Day: 12 CPD Points |
Price: |
Half Day/Full Day Member: $250/$400 Non-Member: $375/$600 |
Program and Speakers:
TIME |
PROGRAM |
9.00am - 10.30am |
Keynote Presentation Green building traps and trends |
10.30am - 11.00am | Morning Tea |
11.00am - 12.15pm | The real impact of Green Star - first ever research Orjan Lundberg, Green Building Council Australia
The policy behind the project - Governments and Green Star |
12.15pm - 1.15pm | Lunch |
1.15pm - 2.45pm | Green Star, the next generation Jorge Chapa, Green Building Council Australia |
2.45pm - 3.15pm | Afternoon Tea |
3.15pm - 4.30pm | The road to 6 Star success Panel Discussion: |
4.30pm - 6.00pm | Green Star Exchange Networking Session |