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Singapore A great city must begin with the unmeasurable, must go through measurable means when it is being designed and in the end must be unmeasurable. 9th – 12 th March 2015 Louis Kahn Enhancing livability in today’s soaring metropolises by using vertical space more effectively to achieve sustainability through conceptual technology and integrated designs to encompass today’s changing world, its growing diversity and complexity Showcasing Presentations and Case Studies by Key Distinguished Speakers: Dato Dr. Ken Yeang Managing Director Rachdi Manal Founder Nayan B. Trivedi, P.E., M. ASCE Partner Ken Yeang Design International Ltd, UK OXO Architects, France Leslie E. Robertson Associates (LERA), US Hamzah & Yeang, Malaysia Marshall Strabala Founder and Design Partner 40-under-40 Superstar award - Building Design and North Hamzah Yeang Architectural and Engineering 2DEFINE Architecture, China Construction Magazine Company, China Andrew Low Principal Stephen Jones Regional Managing Principal, Asia Ahmad Abdelrazaq Sr. Executive Vice President: Head of Hassell, Australia Woods Bagot, Hong Kong Highrise & Complex Building Division Eddie Can Project Arhcitect Marlon Kobacker Principal Consultant - Buildings & Places Samsung C&T Corporation, South Korea , Hong Kong AECOM, Australia Stephen Pimbley Director Eddie Cassidy Design Principal Travis Soberg Principal Director, Sustainable Design SPARK, Singapore RMJM, China Goettsch Partners, US Nathalie de Vries Director Jason EJ Pomeroy Founder & Principal Craig Gibbons Global Head of Structural Engineering MVRDV, Netherlands Pomeroy Studio, Singapore Arup, Australia Michael Grove Principal Dominic Bettison Director Eric Corey Freed Architect & Founding Principal Sasaki Associates, US WilkinsonEyre.Architects, UK organicARCHITECT, US Mathieu Meur Managing Director Vincent Tse Managing Director of Buildings, China Region Simon Bee Global Design Director Meinhardt Façade Technology International, Singapore Herbert Lam Director of Buildings, China Region Benoy, Hong Kong Jonathan A. Wall Principal and Asia Projects Director Parsons Brinckerhoff, China Alex Camprubi Studio Director NBBJ, Hong Kong Edward Tsui Project Director CSCEC-GC First Design Institute, China James Law Chairman, CEO & Chief Cybertect Nam Tai Property, Hong Kong Senior Representative James Law Cybertecture, Hong Kong Paul Matthew Wiste Regional Director of Development China Singyes Solar Jim Robinson Managing Director Design – APAC Senior Representative MFE Formwork Technology, Malaysia Jumeirah Group, Singapore VolksLift Elevator Silas Chiow Director Yang Jian Jun Group CTO Senior Representative Skidmore Owings & Merrill, China Xinyi Glass Holdings, China Permasteelisa Group Donald Davies Senior Vice President Magnusson Klemencic Associates, US Featuring Key Presentations from Global Associations, Statutory & Research Bodies: Norliza Hashim Secretary General William Lau Hui Lay Immediate Past President Jim Sinopoli Managing Principal Eastern Regional Organisation for Planning and Singapore Institute of Planners Smart Buildings, US Human Settlements, Malaysia Principal Author of the book “Smart Buildings”, US Editor for Dr. Lim Lan Yuan President A.Alliance Design International, Singapore Intelligent Buildings International Association of Property & Facility Managers, Singapore Ade Putra Rusly Chairman Jeff FooMember of the Board of Directors President Jakarta Institute of Real Estate and Urban National Association of REALTORS (NAR), Singapore International Real Estate Federation, Singapore Development, Indonesia He is also the President of Institute of Estate Agents, He is also Board of Directors of Pacific Rim Council on Urban Real Estate Council member of Gerson Lehrman Group (GLG) Singapore Development, Singapore and President of Singapore David Fitzpatrick Special Projects, Chief Planner’s Office – Institute of Surveyers and Valuers City Planning Division City of Toronto, Canada

Exclusive 2nd Day Site Tour on 10th March 2015: Marina Bay Financial Centre – A ‘City in a Garden’ and Asia’s Best Business Address Marina Bay Financial Centre (MBFC), a winner of FIABCI Prix d’Excellence Awards 2012 (Office category), offers a breathtaking blend of three prime Grade A office towers, two residential towers and a retail mall all clustered around a stunning waterfront park whilst sculpting a dramatic skyline. Designed by world-renowned New York based architects (KPF), MBFC is designed with key sustainable design features. This masterpiece is developed by a joint venture of three of Asia’s most respected developers: Cheung Kong (Holdings), Hongkong Land and Keppel Land Marina Bay Sands – An Awe Inspiring Engineering Wonder The Sands SkyPark and the stunning Infinity Pool is an unique structural masterpiece which floats atop the three soaring Marina Bay Sands hotel towers 200m in the sky. This 1.2 hectare tropical oasis is longer than the Eiffel Tower is tall and large enough to park four-and-a-half A380 jumbo jets. It extends to form of the world’s largest public cantilevers. Exclusive 3rd Day Conference: SmartBuild: Facades, Curtain Walling and Innovative Technologies Featuring an exclusive 3rd Day on SmartBuild: Facades, Curtain Walling and Innovative Technologies to stay on top of the rapid innovations in today’s modern vertical city developments to examine the challenges and solutions for façade and curtain walling design elements through conceptual technology and integrated strategies. Exclusive 4th Day Iskandar Malaysia Site Visit on 12th March 2015: Set to become Southern Peninsular Malaysia’s Most Developed Region where Living, Entertainment, Environment and Business Seamlessly Converge within a Bustling and Vibrant Metropolis * Participants are responsible for visa arrangements and applications to Malaysia

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0830 Registration and Morning Coffee 0900 Opening and Welcome Remarks from the Chairperson 0910 Plenary One – Reinventing the : A Vertical Theory of Urban Design Dato Dr. Ken Yeang Managing Director Ken Yeang Design International Ltd, UK 0950 Plenary Two – Super Energy Saving Green Office Building: Featuring Case Study on Singyes’ Projects on Green Evolution Senior Representative China Singyes Solar 1030 Morning Refreshments 1100 Plenary Three – Building Icons in the Sky: Overcoming the Challenges with Regards to Understanding the Design of the Structure and Achieving an Efficient Construction Speed Jim Robinson Managing Director MFE Formwork Technology, Malaysia 1140 Plenary Four – A Comprehensive Planning Approach to Urban Growth: Incorporating a Sense of Functionality, Place and Design David Fitzpatrick S Special Projects, Chief Planner’s Office – City Planning Division City of Toronto, Canada 1220 Plenary Five – Exploring Efficient Elevator Systems: Speed versus Intelligence Senior Representative VolksLift Elevator 1300 Networking Lunch SPONSORED BY VOLKSLIFT ELEVATOR

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1400 Chairperson’s Opening Remarks 1400 Chairperson’s Opening Remarks 1400 Chairperson’s Opening Remarks William Lau Hui Lay Immediate Past President 1410 Engineering of the Future: Dr. Lim Lan Yuan President Singapore Institute of Planners Structural Challenges Association of Property & Facility Managers, Principal • Reflecting on the history of skyscrapers and Singapore A.Alliance Design International, Singapore the needs and challenges that has come over the years 1410 Delivering Verifiable Building Performance 1410 Revitalising the City Core through the • Discussing the factors affecting the design and Using Whole Life Cost Optimisation Inclusion of Iconic High Rise construction of a skyscraper • Taking an integrated approach to ensure • Exploring new models of urban architecture on • Addressing the main challenges faced and the lowest whole life cost while delivering the specifics of Asian urban development what are the solutions available important social and environmental benefits • Addressing the issues of urban sprawl, traffic • Minimising infrastructure costs for future congestion and pollution to enhance liveability Nayan B. Trivedi, P.E., M. ASCE Partner development by controlling the building • Encouraging efficient design that will support Leslie E. Robertson Associates (LERA), US performance the mobility in a vertical city 1450 Using of Life Cycle Optimisation: • Featuring a case study on the Marina Bay Eddie Cassidy Design Principal Opportunities in Structural Leadership Master Plan for URA (Urban Redevelopment RMJM, China • Drawing on status of Life Cycle Analysis Authority), Singapore advancements within the United States Marlon Kobacker Principal Sustainability Consultant 1450 Redefining Mixed Use Developments • Integrating parametric modelling for AECOM, Australia Through Innovative Design engineering of high rise structures • Designing mixed use developments for the • Implementing embodied carbon optimisation 1450 Embracing Sustainable Development new age in Vertical Cities through Advanced Donald Davies Senior Vice President • Building an integrated and seamless Technology Magnusson Klemencic Associates, US experience throughout your projects • Ensuring continuous efforts for constructing • Creating an overall vision for a vibrant and 1530 Afternoon Refreshments energy-conservation and environmental- dynamic mixed use with individual character friendly space Stephen Yas General Manager 1600 Piling and Deep Foundations Techniques • Using scientific attitude, and rigorous dwp | design worldwide partnership, China to Ensure Building Safety: Gauging the management to facilitate growth and profit Influence of Foundations • Meeting the requirements of the state on 1530 Afternoon Refreshments • Strengthening wind bracing for supertall energy-conservation and consumption 1600 Delivering a Whole New Level of Vibrancy structures reduction and Business Synergy by Integrating a ‘Mix • Extending performance-based wind Yang Jian Jun Group CTO engineering of Uses’ Vertically Xinyi Glass Holdings, China • Strategies for shaping tall buildings for wind • Relationship between vertical built and “place ‘ structural systems and wind and their role towards sustainable urban future 1530 Afternoon Refreshments Craig Gibbons Global Head of Structural • Analysing design solutions resulting from a 1600 Exploring The Value of Mixed Used in A City consideration of sustainability Engineering • Examining the drivers and challenges of a • Balancing historic influences in order to create Arup, Australia mixed use development culturally sensitive iconic towers 1640 Building Tall: Opportunities and Challenges • Optimising the viability of a vertical structure Jonathan A. Wall Principal and Director of Asia Posed by the Use of a Diagrid Structure by managing the value challenge Practice • Delving into the practicality of constructing • Planning and executing a successful vertical city NBBJ, Hong Kong and using super high-rise buildings in an existing urban development 1640 Designing High Rise Towers as a Catalyst • Visual, technical solutions and sustainability Edward Tsui Project Director considerations for Integrated City Scaled Precincts Nam Tai Property, Hong Kong • Quantifying the level of the actual or • Designing high rise towers to successfully anticipated seismic performance associated 1640 Capitalising on New Heights: Reinventing integrate into the existing grained public realm with an individual building subject to a the Values in New Mega Projects • Realising how high rise towers can be specified magnitude • Evaluating new mixed-use projects in a inserted between historic building forms in Dominic Bettison Director depressed residential market contemporary cities • Integrative programing for heroic vertical WilkinsonEyre.Architects, UK • Exploring how high rise towers can be the buildings catalyst for the regeneration of modern city 1720 Engineering Fire Safety Design for Vertical • Implementing new themes to optimise Andrew Low Principal Cities investment return Hassell, Australia • Addressing the egress and people movement Paul Matthew Wiste Regional Director of 1720 Designing Towards a Balanced with the extended vertical travel distance in Development Design – APAC order to ensure occupant’s safety Environment for Urban Life Jumeirah Group, Singapore • Overcoming challenges of increased occupancy • Discussing the most successful approaches to and fire load due to multiple stacking of floor 1720 Selecting the Ideal Timing for your Chosen the new vertical cities concept upon floor • Taking advantage of the benefits of co- Strategy Based on Costs, Market Situation • Assessing the present alternative options for working and using the city as an amenity and Competitor Activities protection without evacuation • Exploring renewed interest and increasing • Remixing the ancillary facilities and rebalancing movement to cities by including statistics on Speaker to be Advised the built product for long term sustainability urban projections • Evaluating current macro economic trends and 1800 Chairperson’s Closing Remarks how it will affect project developments Stephen Pimbley Director 1810 End of Day One • Understanding the developer’s rationale in SPARK, Singapore carrying out mixed use developments – What is 1800 Chairperson’s Closing Remarks the ROI? 1810 End of Day One Speaker to be Advised 1800 Chairperson’s Closing Remarks 1830 Drinks Reception hosted by 1810 End of Day One Booking Line: Day Two Errol Kang Tel.: +604 291 1500 th Tuesday 10 March 2015 Fax: +604 291 1599 Email: [email protected]

0830 Registration and Morning Coffee 0900 Opening and Welcome Remarks from the Chairperson 0910 Plenary One – Sustainable Urbanisation: Minimising Urban Sprawl to Overcome Decentralisation and the Spread of Population without a Well Defined Centre Norliza Hashim Secretary General Eastern Regional Organisation for Planning and Human Settlements, Malaysia 0950 Plenary Two – Showcasing Prestigious Projects on Architectural Exterior Facades Systems for Commercial and Residential Buildings Senior Representative Permasteelisa Group 1030 Morning Refreshments 1050 Plenary Three – Tall Ambitions for Megacities: Creating Mixed Use and Sustainable High Rise Buildings with All Services of a Classical City to Augment Land Use Density and Minimise Land Use Simon Bee Global Design Director Benoy, Hong Kong 1130 Plenary Four – Optimising the Structural and Foundation Design: The Development of a New Generation of Tall Building Ahmad Abdelrazaq Sr. Executive Vice President: Head of Highrise & Complex Building Division Samsung C&T Corporation, South Korea 1210 Plenary Five – Deliberating Density: Are Vertical High Rises the Ultimate Solution for Sustainable Development thereby Addressing Urbanisation? Nathalie de Vries Director MVRDV, Netherlands 1250 Networking Lunch SPONSORED BY SINGYES SOLAR

STREAM ONE: STREAM TWO: STREAM THREE: Masterplanning and Typology Structural Engineering and Construction Sustainability and Commercialisation

1400 Chairperson’s Opening remarks 1400 Chairperson’s Opening remarks 1400 Chairperson’s Opening remarks Jeff FooMember of the Board of Directors 1410 Integrating ‘Placemaking’ into the Planning 1410 Sustainability and Engineering Tall: Case National Association of REALTORS (NAR), Process to Create Vibrant, Multi-use Studies of Super Tall Buildings Singapore Vertical Cities • Recognising urban density and the rising cost • Combining tall buildings and transport systems of all goods and services He is also the President of Institute of Estate Agents, at their base • The real costs of buildings going tall Singapore • Valuing transport hubs as a catalyst for • The concept of two – “Double Duty” development in vertical cities development • Symbiotic mixed uses and urban connections 1410 Responsibilities of Building Tall • Designing vertical mixed use design in high • Examining case studies on • Addressing how environmental and financial density locations - 980m landmark size, use, shape and form factors impact tall buildings • Appraising the success of the tall building Stephen Jones Regional Managing Principal, Asia - 828m – vs. Houston Texas results from efficiency, safety and innovation Woods Bagot, Hong Kong - 632m – – People flow and • Case studies: , Time Warner vertical transportation for 400,000m2 of space and Jinmao Tower 1450 Designing a Cybertecture for Vertical Cities Marshall Strabala Founder and Design Partner • Analysing how to plan, design and manage Silas Chiow Director future vertical cities 2DEFINE Architecture, China Skidmore Owings & Merrill, China • Determining the role that architecture plays as a part in future vertical cities 1450 Showcasing Elevator Modernisation and 1450 Urban Ecology: Asia’s New Public Realm • Working on how technology will impact System Integration • Learning how planners, urban designers, vertical cities’ development • Integrating new elevators to existing buildings landscape architects, and ecologists are • Assessing modernisation of existing elevator James Law Chairman, CEO and Chief Cybertect collaborating to address the region’s unique and the trends in design environmental challenges James Law Cybertecture International • Using latest cloud technology to monitor • Understanding the unique challenges faced Holdings Limited, Hong Kong operating conditions of elevators and when addressing significant ecological escalators for large scale infrastructure degradation to address significant regional 1530 Designing Vertical City Structures environmental issues to Reduce Human Impacts on Senior Representative VolksLift Elevator • Assessing successful strategies to gain political Natural Resources and Economise on support and ultimately approval for innovative Transportation and Energy Uses 1530 MEP and Vertical Transportation Systems solutions affecting the public realm • Re-creating and reinforcing the form of Design Challenges on the Tallest Buildings Michael Grove Principal traditional urban commercial districts through mixed use developments in 3 Major Cities in China Sasaki Associates, Inc., US • Showcasing case studies on The Guangzhou • Solving the complex issues affecting our towns, 1530 Sustainable Development of Urban High- cities and neighbourhoods through mixed use CTF (East Tower), 530m, tallest building in vertical cities – Suzhou Zhong Nan Centre, 729m and Rise Buildings: Jakarta’s Future Skyline • Providing for a mixed-use environment of the second tallest building Suzhou IFS, 450m • Accessing demands and challenges for residential, office and institutional uses in • Addressing VTS design challenge encountered sustainable high-rise buildings in metropolitan addition to social, cultural and recreational on changing the building form completely from Jakarta facilities a rectangular core to a stepped/trimmed core • Retrofitting of existing tall buildings for green • Discussing design difficulties for the current and smart Jakarta: A must or simply too much Rachdi Manal Founder and coming tallest buildings in Beijing – CBD • Designing new livable and sustainable high rise OXO Architects, France Z15, 528m, (Zhong Guo Jun) and the China CBDs in Jabodetabek (Greater Jakarta) area World Trade Centre, 330m 1610 Engineering the Public Realm for Thriving Ade Putra Rusly Chairman Vincent Tse Managing Director of Buildings, Vertical Communities Jakarta Institute of Real Estate and Urban • Acknowledging the check list for “Place China Region Development, Indonesia Making”: 12 strategies as a design tool to thrive Herbert Lam Director of Buildings, China Region real estate developments Parsons Brinckerhoff, China 1610 Recognising the Impact of Green Buildings • Exploring the social need for creative class on Property Value, Image and Operational communities and their benefits within high 1610 Implementing (BIM) Building Information Efficiency Refurbishment and Retro – urban intensity Modelling In Projects Executions and commissioning • Engineering urban identity in an existing and Initiatives • Taking older high-rise properties and growing city • Achieving better coordination of project team refreshing them, re-purposing them and Alex Camprubi Studio Director using the model as source of decision making repositioning them to have a new life and and planning increasing the lease rates much to the benefit CSCEC-GC First Design Institute, China • Harnessing faster procurement, greater use of of the owner fabricated components from global sources • Progressive strategies to redesign and revitalise • Understanding the building and how it will city space and prevent urban sprawl function for its users • Attracting economic investment by balancing the conservation of the building’s heritage Speaker to be Advised Jim Sinopoli Managing Principal Smart Buildings, United States

1650 Chairperson’s Closing Remarks 1700 Afternoon Refreshments and Proceed for the Site Tour: • Marina Bay Financial Centre – A ‘City in a Garden’ and Asia’s Best Business Address • Marina Bay Sands – An Awe Inspiring Engineering Wonder

Drinks Reception at the Sands Skypark hosted by Day Three

Wednesday 11th March 2015

SmartBuild: Facades, Curtain Walling & Innovative Technologies

0830 Registration and Morning Coffee

0900 Opening and Welcome Remarks from the Chairperson

0910 Plenary One – Examining Optimal Façade Performance for High-Rise Buildings • Reviewing what is the ideal façade for iconic buildings • Acknowledging where are we today and applying technological advancements for an improved façade design • What are the future developments for high-performance façades and achieving cost effective facades and building envelopes Mathieu Meur Managing Director Meinhardt Façade Technology International, Singapore

0950 Plenary Two – Exploring the Role of Curtain Walls and Facades to Various Aspects of the Building’s Performance • Applying performance prototype tests, materials testing, acoustics tests and fire rating certification • Determining the performance and reliability of a curtain wall • Analysing the different types of curtain walling: - Timber - Wall Types - Glazing - Cladding Speaker to be Advised

1030 Morning Refreshments

1100 Plenary Three – Examining Technical and Design Detail Development in Relation to Fabrication Techniques and Design Development • Achieving a holistic approach to façade design and engineering • Ensuring optimal façade safety from design through to installation • Exploring innovations in façade design to optimise performance Eddie Can Project Architect Zaha Hadid, Hong Kong

1140 Plenary Four – Analysing Process Driven Design for Building’s Façades Going Vertical • Exploring façade design through process driven thinking • Leveraging on experimental design rather than rehearsing individual skills • How old and new buildings can coexist inside one envelope Eric Corey Freed Architect & Founding Principal organicARCHITECT, US

1220 Networking Lunch

1320 Plenary Five – Prefabricating Green: Exploring Ways to Bring Environmental Sensitivity and Smart Design to Prefabricated Buildings • Redesigning into a greener and more ecological sustainable development • Greening an exterior building complex façade • Rethinking a staid inner courtyard in terms of lush semi-tropical vertical gardens which act as “green lungs” Jason EJ Pomeroy Founder & Principal Pomeroy Studio, Singapore

1400 Plenary Six – Integrating Façade Lighting Solutions Using the Typology of Lighting’s Design • Professional facade lighting solutions from an ecological to a fully flexible media applications perspective • Projecting the architectural expression of a building through lighting in façade and architecture • Using lighting solutions for building facades to create value for architectural or economic merit by making the location more beautiful and safer Speaker to be Advised

1440 Plenary Seven – Achieving a High Performance Building by Combining Cutting Edge Technology in Façade Design • Drawing on different types of facades: What could go wrong? • Evaluating some of the things that can go wrong with major parts of the façade with glass, bracket systems and finishes • Choosing the right materials and being aware of the quality: What to expect in your façade? Travis Soberg Principal Director, Sustainable Design Goettsch Partners, US

1520 Afternoon Refreshments

1640 Plenary Eight – Applying Technological Advancements for an Improved Twisted Façade Design and Modeling • Designing high performance façades for iconic and thematic buildings • Articulating ROI and achieving cost effective facades and building envelopes • Ensuring optimal façade safety from design to installation for optimise performance Speaker to be Advised

1720 Chairperson Closing Remarks and End of Conference Exclusive Site Visit Thursday 12th March 2015

Exclusive 4th Day Iskandar Malaysia Site Visit About Iskandar Malaysia: 0800 Registration Iskandar Malaysia is an economic development corridor booming inSouthern Johor, Malaysia. The project is administered by Iskandar Regional Development Authority (IRDA) 0815 Assemble and Proceed for the Site Visit to Iskandar Malaysia a Federal Government statutory body tasked with the objective of regulating and driving various stakeholders in both public and private sector towards realizing the vision of 0900 Sites of Interest: developing Iskandar Malaysia into a strong and sustainable metropolis of international standing towards 2025. Site Visit One Iskandar Malaysia Information Centre (IMIC) Iskandar Malaysia is designed with investors in mind. The region will enjoy state-of-the-art Special Presentation and Briefing on The Overview of Iskandar Malaysia facilities, full infrastructure and a one-stop business centre to ensure business transactions Khaidizir A. Rasip Senior Vice President of Strategic Communications are fast, seamless and convenient. Iskandar Malaysia is set to become Southern Peninsular Malaysia’s most developed region, where living, entertainment, environment and Site Visit Two business seamlessly converge within a bustling and vibrant metropolis. Puteri Harbour, Marina Club Presentation and Briefing by UEM Sunrise The development region encompasses an area of 2,217 square kilometres which is three times the size of Singapore and two times the size of Hongkong. Iskandar Malaysia is Site Visit Three envisaged to capitalize on its current synergies with Singapore as it aims to complement The Meridin each other as an economic hub. Meticulously planned under the Iskandar Malaysia Presentation and Briefing by Mah Sing Group Comprehensive Development plan (CDP), the economic region comprises of five “Flagship Zones” in the 221,634.1 hectares (2,216.3 km²) of land covered are identified as NOTE: Touring Visits include a drive through A2 Island - Horizon Hills (Project own developmental focal points. by UEM Sunrise and Gamuda Land) – Marlborough College – Kota Iskandar – Puteri • Flagship Zone A Johor Bahru City Centre is the development of a new financial district, Harbour, Indoor Theme Park – Pinewood Iskandar Malaysia Studios – Legoland the central business district, the waterfront city of Danga Bay, a mixed development in Malaysia Resort TebrauPlentong and the Malaysia/Singapore Causeway

1245 Networking Luncheon • Flagship Zone B is Nusajaya, with planned development of the new Johor state administrative centre, Medini Iskandar Malaysia, a medical hub, an “educity”, a resort 1345 Sites of Interest: for international tourism and an industrial logistic cluster and residence like East Ledang, Puteri Harbour, Horizon Hills and Bukit Indah Site Visit Four UEM Sunrise Office • Flagship Zone C, the Western Gate Development, focuses on the Port of Scaled Model Viewing and Short Briefing by UEM Sunrise TanjungPelepas (PTP), providing a second transportation link for Malaysia /Singapore, a free trade zone, the RAMSAR World Heritage Park and the TanjungPiai. Site Visit Five • Flagship Zone D, the Eastern Gate Development, focuses on the PasirGudang Port Educity and industrial zone, TanjungLangsat Port, the TanjungLangsat Technology Park and Education hub located in Nusajaya, comprising universities and institutes of higher the Kim-Kim regional distribution centre. In the final Flagship Zone, Senai-Skudai, education( Newcastle University, University of Reading, University of Southampton, development is focused on the Senai International Airport, hubs for cargo and Netherlands Maritime Institute of Technology, Management Development Institute knowledge, a multimodal centre and the MSC Cyberport city of Singapore) • Flagship Zone E, The Senai International Airport as the transit town that links Iskandar Site Visit Six Malaysia to the world, this township, contains important economic activities such as Southern Industrial Logistics Clusters (SiLC) logistics, manufacturing (especially in hi-technology and aerospace-related), tourism World class clean and green industril park designed and planned to meet the current (luxury shopping destination) and Cybercity demand for environmentally sustainable Development Encompassing a vast acreage of land, it is the largest single development project ever to Site Visit Seven be undertaken in the region. Because of its strategic location, accessibility to leading Asian Bio-Xcell Malaysia cities, proximity to some of the world’s most rapidly growing and important economies, Presentation and tour to Malaysia’s Premier Biotechnology Park and Ecosystem Iskandar Malaysia is poised to attract an exciting influx of foreign and high-level corporate investments as discerning investors look to benefit from growth in Asean and Asia. 1630 End of Site Visit and Return to Singapore Located in Johor, the southern gateway to Peninsular Malaysia, its advantages include: • Six to eight hours flight radius from Asia’s burgeoning growth centres such as Bangalore, Dubai, Hong Kong, Seoul, Shanghai, Taipei and Tokyo. • Within reach of a global market of some 800 million people. • Accessible by air, land, rail and sea. • Flanked by three major ports, the PasirGudang Port, Port of TanjungPelepas and TanjungLangsat Port. * Participants are responsible for visa arrangements and applications to Malaysia Booking Line: More About the Event Errol Kang Tel.: +604 291 1500 Fax: +604 291 1599 Email: [email protected]

Why you Cannot Miss this Event: Who Should Attend: The developing world is now experiencing urbanisation in the way developed countries Top level decision makers such as CEOs, COOs, CFOs, Heads, President, VP, did in the past, with urban populations doubling and tripling in one or two decades. Asia’s SVPs, Directors, GMs and senior personnel of: rapid growth and urbanisation have led to the need for Vertical Cities boasting of cutting- • Building Owners • Developers & Funders new edge ‘urban architecture’ i.e. new buildings and preserving the heritage buildings • Facilities Management Directors / • Legal advisors recognisable around the world Managers • Financial Advisors / Bankers • Architects • Property / Real Estate Agents The epitome of Vertical Cities is an integration of buildings within a city life with important • Designers • Insurers sociocultural implications. Vertical Cities is a collaboration of typical high-rise forms which includes retail malls and multi-use towers that stack and mix commercial, retail, and Architecture and Consulting firms: residential functions. • Principal • Landscape Architect In a congested city, the main concerns are designing of sustainable high density built • Chief Architect • Designers environments where the problems of urban sprawl, traffic congestion and pollution have • Managing Director • Head of Design and Planning threatened the prospects of biodiversity, greenery, livability and general well-being of the Construction companies, Contractors, Builders and Property Developer inhabitants. Upcoming and existing buildings will have to adopt green initiatives, energy organisations: efficiency and retro–commissioning for old buildings to test and identify operating problems • Managing Director • Head of Procurement with existing facilities and systems, as well as opportunities for improving energy efficiency • Directors • Project Directors and reduced operating costs to remain competitive and at the same time sustainable. Cities • General Managers • Head of Environment and Safety in recent years have changed dramatically, in most cases rendering their skylines virtually • Head of Planning and Development • Head of Legal and Compliance unrecognisable within decades. Reinventing cities to improve the quality of living is high • Chief Engineer • Head of Sustainability on the agenda of all cities. There is currently a lot of emphasis on evolving technologies and • Civil Engineers • Head of Energy Efficiency building systems that improve the energy efficiency and liveability of older buildings. • Structural Engineers • Head of LEED Department The 4th Annual Vertical Cities is specifically designed to meet all building industry • HVAC Engineers • Land Surveyor practitioners’ demands to secure and guarantee their investments. This conference will • Head of Operations highlight through practical case studies and panel on its importance to the building Local Government, Government Departments, Agencies & Authorities: sector be it upcoming or existing buildings; will have to adopt green initiatives and energy • Directors of Planning / Planning • Land Surveyor efficiency to remain competitive and at the same time sustainable. It will offer participants Services • Urban Land Authorities insights on state-of-the-art techniques that can be drawn upon from the vast experience • Statutory Planning Directors / • Head of Building and of our global speaker line-up. Managers Construction Department With more ambitious projects of Vertical Cities such as the dream of building a city • Urban Designers • Head of Energy Efficiency within a city, one has to examine the typologies, design, engineering considerations and • City / Town Planners • Planners and Policy Makers technology for future development of a city’s skyline. Don’t miss this opportunity to meet • Environmental Strategists • Building Codes and Assessment the line up of key international speakers and to network with a very niche and targeted • Policy and Project Directors / Officers group of delegates from across the world. Engineers, Consultants, Project Managers and Contractors involved in: • Façade engineering • Electrical • Façade Consulting • Structural • Structural Engineering • Mechanical Why Singapore, Asia: • M&E Engieneering • Wind With its extremely competitive urban landscape and host to numerous existing and • Energy consulting and auditing • Fire and security upcoming developments, it is naturally the ideal location to witness the development of • HVAC • Health and safety Vertical Cities in the making. Many projects are coming onto the market in response to • Design Software • Air Conditioning greater demand of a growing population. The trend is currently toward ‘vertical cities’ • BIM Software • Lighting in high density cities to cater to the increasing population. Countries such as Singapore, • Structural Software • Environment China, India, Japan, Taiwan, South Korea, many in Asia are all looking at exploring the • Lighting and ventilation analysts • Construction vertical space to overcome challenges in land acquisition, space and costs. In light of this software • Building materials developers are increasingly looking at building tall skyscrapers whilst focusing on the structural design challenges and requirements that are disaster resistant and at the same time achieving sustainability marcus evans would like to thank all the world-leading visionaries, solution providers, Follow your own agenda with a choice of three streams over the 3 days: associations, operators, end-users and delegates who have contributed to and supported Stream One: Masterplanning and Typology the marcus evans 4th Annual Vertical Cities Large Scale Event. We would particularly Stream Two: Structural Engineering and Construction like to mention our speakers for their help in the research behind the event and also our Stream Three: Sustainability and Commercialisation sponsors for their continued support and commitment. Day Three: SmartBuild: Facades, Curtain Walling & Innovative Technologies On behalf of marcus evans we hope you have a rewarding, enjoyable and productive time. We personally look forward to meeting you all and working with you at our future Large Scale Events planned in 2015. See you in March!

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Incorporated in 2005, Omkar Realtors & Developers Private Limited (ORDPL) is one of the leading realty firms having stamped its mark in Mumbai’s redevelopment market and premium housing segment. Backed by five decades of heritage and strong financials; the company’s expertise is showcased through an array of residential and commercial projects with an estimated inventory of over US $3.5-billion. EIN News is the world leader in industry focused online news monitoring. Thousands Omkar Realtors (www.omkar.com) is promoted by second generation entrepreneurs who have of leading companies, institutions and global professionals from business, industry, and carved a niche for themselves by being committed to timely delivery and high quality offering. government rely on EIN News as an indispensable resource. Our systems continuously scan The management is represented by a team of professionals with expertise in industries the web, indexing news from thousands of worldwide sources. 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Awards Program 2013” held in Bangalore on June 21, 2013. • Mr Babulal Varma bagged the “Udaan” 2013 award instituted by Navbharat Times. The Supporting Organisations: award was given away in Mumbai on June 26, 2013. • Marketer of The Year Award at Realty Plus Excellence Awards 2013, West in Mumbai on May 22, 2013. • Best Use of PR by a Corporate Award from India PR and Corporate Communications Awards 2013, IPRCCA held in New Delhi on May 31, 2013 The Association of Property and Facility Managers (APFM) established in Singapore Endorser: aims to promote the standard and practice of property and facility management. Its members include property managers and facility managers from various sectors of the industries. APFM provides a platform for exchanges among members as well as dialogues with the authorities and other allied professional bodies. It organises seminars, short courses, talks and promotes research with tertiary institutions. The Association has also from time to time, supported companies of related trades and The International Society of City and Regional Planners (ISOCARP) is a global government agencies to promote the standard and practice of Property and Facility association of experienced professional planners. The ISOCARP network brings together Management. We also participate actively in relevant seminars/conferences in this region individual and institutional members from more than 80 countries worldwide. As a non- including presentation of papers based on our Singapore experience. governmental organisation ISOCARP is recognized by the UN, UNHCS and the Council of Europe. The Society also has a formal consultative status with UNESCO. The objectives of ISOCARP include the improvement of planning practice through the creation of a global and active network of practitioners. 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