Programme

Programme:
08:45 - 09:00		Registration and Coffee
09:10 - 09:15		Welcome from Richard Ogden, Chairman, Buildoffsite
09:15	Jonathan Fenton-Jones Procurement & Sustainability Director Gazeley UK Ltd (WalMart)	Keynote Address: Designing and Constructing for a Sustainable Future – a Global Perspective. Gazeley’s sustainability approach Habitats, carbon neutral buildings and future technologies Need offsite be a risky proposition? What opportunities do OSC/MMC present business, the environment and the economy as a whole?
10:00	Panellists: Sunand Prasad RIBA President Ken Shuttleworth Founding Partner Make Architects Gordon CareyChairman of Carey Jones Architects and President British Council for Offices	Question Time: A leading panel of speakers with backgrounds in a broad range of sectors within the UK’s design-build marketplace will fire questions at Jonathan Fenton-Jones to find out how their own businesses might establish their own ‘Eco-Template’.
10:45		Coffee Break/Networking
11:15	Alan Jones, Paul Jackson Department for Children, Schools & FamiliesStrategic, Business Director NG Bailey	Two Case Study Presentations on Health and Schools These two major projects will be provided from both an architect’s and a client’s perspective. Both speakers will demonstrate that sound and creative design is only one of many ingredients for achieving value for money, by revealing that a good building project must contribute to the environment in which it is located, deliver a range of wider social and economic benefits and be adaptable to accommodate future uses.
12:00	Bernard Williams Bernard William Associates	Presentation:‘Fact or Fiction’ Building and development economics in the EU Facts and Figures on the OSC/MMC market today Trends and market analysis Future predictions
12:00	Alistair Gibb Professor of Construction Engineering Management, Department of Civil Engineering Loughborough University
12:50		Lunch
14:00	Nigel Barnes GlaxoSmithKline, supported by Martin Wood and Frank McLeod Bryden Wood McLeod Integrated Design and Engineering	Exclusive Case Study : Building the GSK Model Nigel Barnes, GlaxoSmithKline, teams up with the dynamic duo of Martin Wood and Frank McLeod to present the whole design-build process of the GlaxoSmithKline research facility – the ground-breaking project that looks set to radically shake up the construction industry. How was the idea formed? Architectural design using offsite and modern methods of construction – why are clients now demanding this form of architecture? What have been the advantages of adopting OSC/MMC methods? And have any noticeable savings really been made by going down this route? What are the long-term implications and how has this affected business?
14:50	Stephen Taylor Health and Safety Commission (HSE)	Presentation: ‘Reducing the Risk Factor’ CDM implications/new legislation – what it means for architects Market discipline Health and safety within OSC and how MMC mitigates risk
15:15		Coffee Break/Networking
15:45	Nigel Fraser Head of Manufacturing & Construction Technology Strategy BAA Anna Winstanley Director of Strategic Design Laing O’Rourke	Presentation: Design for Manufacturing and Assembly for airport buildings Designing for predictability of time and cost Designing flexibility Implications for procurement & design Examples from major projects will be provided from both an architect’s and a client’s perspective, demonstrating that good DfMA delivers a range of benefits whilst enabling sound and creative designs to be realised.
16:25	Darren BurfordVice President KNX	Panel Discussion: ‘21st Century Solutions for the Home of the Future’ Housing of the future What’s different in our homes now? New innovation – the need for innovation and technical solutions Does the technology already exist and, if so, what digital and integrated systems are out there in the market? Future trends and an insight into what the house of the future will look like
17:00		Conference round-up followed by closing remarks from the Conference Chair, Richard Ogden The Chair will discuss his views on the day’s events and open the floor up for debate, drawing on some of the key talking points which have surfaced throughout the day’s presentations and discussions.
17:15		Conference Ends