Retrofitting existing buildings in Australia has become the most urgent of priorities. Improving established buildings is an obvious area where efficiencies can be achieved and dollars saved. Commercial buildings with a Net Lettable Area of 2000 m2 or more will now have to declare their rating because of the incoming NABERS regulation. This will have a significant effect on property value and leasing prices. Property owners will now have to decide what, when and how to retrofit their buildings to get the best asset value. For more information about this event, please visit http://www.retro-fitting.com.au or call us on 61 2 9229 1000.

1. Focus Day: 29th of March Two Day Conference: 30th & 31st March 2011
Master Class: 1st of April Venue: The Westin Sydney, Sydney, NSW
PLUS Your Chance to Hear
From the Industry Leaders
Richard Wykes,
Client Manager
ISIS GROUP
RETROFITTING Adrian Michaels,
Sustainability Manager
MIRVAC ASSET MANAGEMENT
Atena Malamiri,
FOR ENERGY Sustainability Manager
BUILDCORP
Shaun Condon,
Sustainability Manager
EFFICIENCY INVESTA PROPERTY GROUP
Alice Drew,
Sustainability Manager
HBO+EMTB
Bruce Precious,
Optimising Design and Construction Sustainability Manager
Office and Industrial/Business Parks
THE GPT GROUP
to Achieve ‘Bang for your Buck’ Chris Wallbank,
Head of Energy and Sustainability
JONES LANG LASALLE
Laurie Aznavoorian,
Director - Innovation Leader
GEYER
Insightful Case Studies from the Leaders Responsible Ian McDonald,
Mechanical Engineer
for Delivering Innovative Retrofitting Strategies: CUNDALL CONSULTING
Matthew Moar,
Lester Partridge, Jeff Robinson, Senior Project Manager
Global Director Sustainable BAULDERSTONE
Applied Research and Buildings Leader Howard Tanner,
Advanced Design AURECON Director
AECOM TANNER ARCHITECTS
Dave Collins,
Greg Anson, Joel Quintal, Executive Director
Director Director of SYNERGETICS ENVIRONMENTAL
FMSA ARCHITECTURE Sustainability - Australia ENGINEERING
JONES LANG LASALLE David Jarrett,
Director
Christina Hughes, Phillip Roös, BUILT ECOLOGY
Sustainability Manager SKM Practice Leader
Jon Clarke,
STOCKLAND - Buildings Environmentally Associate Controls & Integration Engineer
Sustainable Design (ESD) Global NORMAN DISNEY & YOUNG
SINCLAIR KNIGHT MERZ
Dr Mirek Peichowski,
Group Leader
- Meinhardt Building Science Group
Why Do You Need To Attend This Conference? MEINHARDT
We have designed an extra FOCUS DAY discussing new retrofitting technologies. Brett Pollard,
This is NOT another ‘Green’ event. This conference will focus on the DESIGN and Senior Associate
HASSELL
CONSTRUCTION of retrofitting where you will be able to:
Mark Curzon,
 EVALUATE your own retrofitting  HEAR insightful case studies from industry Associate Director
design and construction strategies leaders who have managed and delivered ARCHITECTUS
by benchmarking against the top successful retrofitting processes to increase Damon Moloney,
companies star rating Sustainability Consultant
 DISCOVER how to incorporate new  DISCUSS how to get the best return on UMOW LAI PTY LTD
technologies and trends to your investment on your retrofitting projects
retrofitting procedures to ease and  BENEFIT FROM networking with the top Researched and Developed By: Organised By:
accelerate the process companies and industry leaders in retrofitting
Associate Partners: Event Partners: Exhibitors: Media Partners:
w w w. e co g e n e rat i o n . co m . a u
Electrical Engineering
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2. Dear Colleague,
Do you want to avoid unforseen cost
WORKSHOPS
associated with retrofitting?
es Tuesday 29th March 2011 | 7:30am – 9:30am
Do you know the best innovative techniqu
to get the most out of your retrofit? How to Elevate the Building’s Performance
to Reach the Optimum Star Rating
Do you want to hear case studies about The workshop will be an interactive “lesson’s learnt” session that will
successful retrofitting projects? be structured around a case study presentation of the 388 George St
refurbishment project in Sydney’s CBD.
define
IQPC’s Retrofitting for Energy Efficiency will Topics for discussion include:
the strategies to overcome the biggest challenges of the  Achieving both the building owner and tenants expectations
are critical  Minimising disruption to tenants during construction phase works
construction and design side of retrofitting that
winning business and turning your  Delivering building performance on budget and on time
to leading the industry,  How do you system design performance against measured
concept into reality. performance
 Holistic approach to reducing the buildings embodied and operational
3 carbon emission
Retrofitting for Energy Efficiency tackles your
most imposing ques tions about retrofitting; About your expert tutor:
Lester Partridge,
vative
 Assessing what is feasible and using inno Global Director Applied Research and Advanced Design,
tting AECOM
techniques in retrofi
Lester is a Technical Director of AECOM Buildings and is the Global
fit
 How to get the most value out of your retro Director of the Applied Research and Advanced Design group. He has
over 20 years of involvement in all facets of building services consultancy.
s durin g
 Ensuring building productivity continue With project experience gained Australia, Britain, Singapore, Hong Kong,
retrofitting China, New Zealand and the United States of America.
Lester is a qualified engineer, a Fellow of the Australian Institute of
Engineers and is currently sitting on the Editorial Committee of the
hmark Council of Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat
There is no other forum where you can benc
your retrofitting tech niques against your peers and Lester’s group provides capability and expertise in building environmental
and energy simulation.
nt strategy
competitors. Update your process improveme
who have
by sharing knowledge with the professionals
achieved success through first hand experience. Tuesday 29th March 2011 | 5:30pm – 8:00pm
Finding Innovative Ways to Improve
exciting
Ensure your place today for this innovative and Energy Ratings
event!
Aurecon has been a leader in the renewable energy field for more than
at 10 years with clients benefitting from their technical expertise and
Call Judy Hizon now on 02 9229 1000, email her advisory services in wind, solar, hydro and bioenergy technologies. At
enquire@iqpc.com.au or visit www.retro-fitting.com.au. this workshop you will be able to brainstorm with Jeff about some of the
technologies that Aurecon uses on their projects. In this highly interactive
workshop, Jeff will answer questions on:
Kind regards,  Overcoming challenges of old buildings and managing to improve
energy efficiency
Ben Eatwell  Practical and cost effective retrofitting techniques
Divisional Director  Improving your existing assets and improving their performance
IQPC Australia About your expert tutor:
Jeff Robinson,
Sustainable Buildings Leader,
AURECON
Who Will Be Attending Retrofitting Jeff is Aurecon’s Principal Engineer and Sustainable Buildings Group
Leader. Jeff has worked as a consulting engineer for over 23 years
for Energy Efficiency Conference working in London, Ireland and for the last 13 years in Melbourne. He has
been involved in the design of a wide variety of building types including
Project Managers Property Managers offices, residential, industrial, academic and institutional buildings.
Jeff is a passionate advocate for the design and renovation of
Construction Managers Property Developers Environmentally Sustainable Buildings and has been involved in many of
the cutting edge ESD buildings in Melbourne and overseas. He advises
Sustainability Managers Asset Managers clients on the sustainable redevelopment of their Commercial, Public and
Educational buildings. Jeff is an Accredited Green Star Professional, a
LEED AP and NABERS assessor and has considerable experience with
Environmental Managers Building Managers the practical measures that can be undertaken to substantially improve
the energy, water, waste and indoor air quality performance of existing
Consulting Engineers Facilities Managers buildings.
Recently Jeff has been involved in the planning and design of a number
Architects Tenant Advisors of urban regeneration sustainable precinct projects which he sees as
being the way forward for sustainable development.
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3. Associate Partners
Daikin Australia has been a key driver behind air conditioning equipment efficiency for over 20 years
providing a comprehensive range of energy reduction solutions in today’s built environment. Our
commitment to Australia’s highly competitive construction industry is to ensure we continue to develop
cutting edge products to meet very demanding requirements of government and end-user efficiency
targets. We demonstrate this through our extensive involvement in key 6Star Green Star and 5Star NABERS projects executed throughout
Australia using both air cooled and water cooled based solutions.
Philips is a global company of leading businesses creating value with meaningful innovations that improve
people’s health and wellbeing.
We strive to make best use of the opportunities for lighting, in particular, to achieve lasting change in many
aspects of life and, in particular, enhance well-being. This notion is the signature of how we simply enhance life with light.
By focusing on people and their needs, we are applying meaningful innovation to develop solutions that meet the requirements of
architects, lighting designers and installers, as well as city mayors, company CEOs and consumers at home.
Event Partners
Rheem is the trusted name in hot water in Australia, Schneider Electric can help you make the
keeping households and industry in hot water for most of your energy. Up to 30% energy
over 70 years. Rheem has a range of commercial savings is what Schneider Electric can
energy saving products in the solar thermal and heat provide for your facility, thanks to our energy efficiency solutions.
pump category as well as boiling water and high Today, energy is at the heart of everyone’s concern. More than
efficiency gas for hot water and HVAC. The Rheem ever, the current situation compels each and everyone to achieve
Commercial Division specialises in providing hot water solutions more while using fewer resources. As global specialist in energy
to meet customer and project requirements with a wide variety of management, Schneider Electric makes energy safe, reliable,
products and a design service tailored to the project needs. efficient, productive and green.
Exhibitors
Harvest Commercial Energy Solutions, NHP offers sustainable energy management products
provides an offer of the very best energy and advice on either existing building stock or
saving products and solutions for commercial greenfield developments. NHP can provide a cost-
properties. Harvest offers a tailored solution effective range of meters and metering software
Electrical Engineering
that will improve energy efficiency, reduce operating costs and products that can be retrofitted into existing electrical
provide a viable return on investment. infrastructure, or alternatively, design a high-end embedded Energy
Management and Control System (EMCS) that sits over co-
generation, UPS, generator, changeover or other energy consuming
Smartcool is a proven technology that
applications.
reduces the electricity consumption
and maximum demand of air MELBOURNE HEADQUARTERS
conditioning and refrigeration compressors. Smartcool is a retrofit 43-67 River Street, Richmond, Victoria 3121
product that can achieve kWh savings of 12% - 18% from chillers Ph: 1300 NHP NHP Fax: 1300 NHP FAX www.nhp.com.au
and package units.
Conference Break Down 2010
Industry Title Job Function
16% 16%
40%
49%
25%
35%
7% 12%
Property owner Architect/Consultant Director/CEO Engineer
Property developer Other Manager
Builder
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4. RETROFITTING FOR ENERGY EFFICIENCY
FOCUS DAY Tuesday, 29th March 2011
7.30 Workshop A: How to Elevate the Building’s Performance to 2.30 Re-Energising Your Existing Assets and Delivering
Reach the Optimum Star Rating Sustainable Outcomes
Stockland takes the view that doing the right thing as a property
9.30 Registration and Coffee manager, owner and developer is about dealing with risk, seeking
9.45 Welcoming Remarks from Chair opportunities and creating long-term value for our investors. And it’s
about balancing the needs and interests of our stakeholders. Listen
FOCUS DAY to Christina talk about:
  How to re-energise your existing assets and improve their
Using New Retrofitting Technologies to Reach performance
  How data capture can help the business case for sustainability
the Optimum Star Rating
  Working with tenants to jointly achieve successful environmental
outcomes
10.00 Finding New Value in Old Assets   Two Stockland case studies
Through a series of case studies, Aurecon will discuss practical Christina Hughes, Sustainability Manager, STOCKLAND
and cost effective building tuning, sustainable refurbishment and
effective building management strategies which have been used to
substantially improve the NABERS ratings of existing buildings.
3.15 Enhancing Your Applied Technology for Best Star Rating
  What where the techniques used to retrofit each building? Performance
  Achieving both the building owner and tenant’s expectations Brief overview of high efficiency technologies currently being used in
  Overcoming challenges in an old building and finding innovative commercial office buildings to achieve great energy performance.
ways to increase star rating   What are the best indicators for great energy performance?
Jeff Robinson, Sustainable Buildings Leader, AURECON   Common issues with new technologies
  Monitoring the success of the star rating
Brett Pollard, Senior Associate, HASSELL
10.45 Establishing a Co- and Tri- Generation Unit to Increase Star
Rating 4.00 Afternoon Tea and Networking
Co- and tri- generation can provide significant energy and carbon
emissions improvements by utilising waste heat from an on-site gas 4.30 Advantages of BIM for Retrofitting Projects and Building
engine. Retrofitting with a tri-generation system results in a 58% Performance Analysis
reduction in peak energy demand. When applied to existing buildings, 3D building information modeling
  Considering innovative waste heat use and operation (BIM) technologies can help you capture the building geometry
  Current limitation and lessons in design, installation and and characteristics needed to conduct various aspects of energy
connection performance analysis and support contracting processes. Mark will
discuss:
  Extending the potential of co- and tri- generation for the future
  Retrofitting and Building Information Modeling
Damon Moloney, Sustainability Consultant, UMOW LAI PTY LTD   Design and tender advantages
11.30 Morning Tea and Networking   Making cost effective decisions using BIM
12.00 Strategies for Getting the Best Outcome from Retrofitting Your Mark Curzon, Associate Director, ARCHITECTUS
Building 5.15 Closing Remarks from Chair
Much publicity is given to new buildings which claim green
credentials. However the built environment primarily consists of 5.30 Workshop B: Finding Innovative Ways to Improve Energy
existing buildings. If we are serious about reducing the nation’s Ratings
greenhouse gas emissions from the built environment sector, we
must focus on the existing building stock. Mandatory disclosure
will assist in identifying which buildings need help, what can be
practically achieved and where is the money best spent? This The most energy efficient systems
m st ene ient sy tems
presentation will focus on the driving forces in improving energy
efficiency and look at the hierarchy of upgrade strategies and can be incorporated into any project,
inco to project,
emerging technologies to progressively improve a building’s rating.
it’s tunin operate
but it’s in tuning them to operate as
Lester Partridge, Global Director Applied Research and Advanced
Design, AECOM intende ed a
intended and adhering to that quality lity
12.45 Retrofitting for Commercial and Environmental Sustainability s cces
is the key to success.
This presentation discusses methodology for reconciling often
conflicting objectives of commercial and environmental sustainability Ian McDonald, Mechanical Engineer,
of retrofit projects. CUNDALL CONSULTING
  Achieving objectives with new materials and new techniques
  Overcome inherent challenges and identify the right opportunities
  Best practices in retrofitting T s con
This conference offers real
co ffers real
r l
Dr Mirek Peichowski, Group Leader – Meinhardt Building Science
Group, MEINHARDT initiatives for improving our ex
initi ves g existing
xisting
1.30 Lunch and Networking building stock from leading in ustry
building ding industry
professionals
pro als
Damon Maloney, Sustainability Consultant,
UMOW LAI PTY LTD
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5. RETROFITTING FOR ENERGY EFFICIENCY
DAY ONE Wednesday, 30th March 2011
8.15 Registration and Coffee 1.10 Retrofitting to Optimise Operational Performance
Case studies and examples of successful projects where building
8.45 Welcoming Remarks from the Chair
interventions have led to substantial improvements in performance,
value, condition and functionality.
Assessing What is Feasible and Getting the   Importance of retrofit in current development climate
Most Value Out of Your Retrofit   Incorporating monitoring systems into retrofit projects
  Building monitoring system case study
9.00 Green Buildings that Actually Work   Post-retrofit: operational benefits of intelligent monitoring
What are the attributes of successful office renovations that are Joel Quintal, Director of Sustainability – Australia,
affordable, reduce emissions and improve livability for tenants? JONES LANG LASALLE
Listen to Synergetics Environmental Engineering critically examine Chris Wallbank, Head of Energy and Sustainability,
the performance of existing green buildings and apply the successful
JONES LANG LASALLE
features to a small office building in an effort to create a zero
emissions building.
Dave Collins, Executive Director, 1.50 Monitoring and Analysing the Buildings Performance After the
SYNERGETICS ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING Retrofit
After investing money into a retrofit, it is equally important to be able
to analyse the building after to make sure you’re getting ‘bang for
9.40 The Argument for Energy Efficiency from an Owners your buck’
Perspective   Understanding the importance and the return on investment of
Mirvac recognises that acting in a responsible and sustainable analysing the building after the retrofit
manner creates new opportunities, enhances investor value and   Who are the best people to perform the analysis?
improves social and environmental returns. Mirvac continues to   What are some of the solution providers?
pursue an ambitious Corporate Responsibility and Sustainability
Shaun Condon, Sustainability Manager,
(CS&R) program across the group structured around six CR&S
priority areas. This interactive presentation will allow you to INVESTA PROPERTY GROUP
understand the owner’s perspective on retrofitting. What are the 2.30 Afternoon Tea and Networking
challenges they face and what do they look for?
Adrian Michaels, Sustainability Manager, 3.00 Feature Partner Presentation
MIRVAC ASSET MANAGEMENT Darren Butler, National Energy Solutions Manager, SCHNEIDER
10.20 Morning Tea and Networking ELECTRIC BUILDINGS AUSTRALIA
3.20 Giving Old Buildings New Life
10.50 The Construction Perspective – Refurbishment of the Edmund ISIS has built 30 percent of all Green Star Office Interiors projects in
Barton Building, Canberra Australia. This includes 37 certified or registered Green Star projects.
This presentation will address:
The Edmund Barton Building is regarded as one of Harry Seidler’s
most important Australian buildings. Matthew will address the   Targeting 5 to 6 Green Star Certification
challenges in this famous retrofit.   Construction practices and educating contractors
  Starting up: Design preview and investigation   How can fitouts bring in asset values, staff satisfaction and productivity
  Construction issues and dealing with surprises Richard Wykes, Client Manager, ISIS GROUP
  Maintaining building operational requirements
Matthew Moar, Senior Project Manager, BAULDERSTONE
4.00 Optimise the Environmental Performance of Your Building Assets
Ian will draw from case studies on commercial office retrofits that
11.30 Implementation of a Global Buildings Energy Efficiency achieved 5 stars and retrofitting buildings for NABERS compliance.
Program – The Business Case This session will address:
The paper will draw from the experience of implementing a global   Importance of simulation modelling proposed upgrade works for
buildings energy efficiency retrofit program, a case study of SKM’s enhanced cost benefit analysis, effective systems commissioning
Global Buildings Energy Efficiency Program, bringing to the audience including importance of ICA role
lessons learnt from the strategic decisions made at board level to the   Monitoring and analysing the buildings performance after the
steps to overcome constraints in the implementation of retrofitting retrofit including regular building tuning. Who are the best people
energy efficiency initiatives within offices across the globe to perform the analysis?
  How does the organisation determine where to spend its money   Top 10 Improvement Strategies
so that it gets the highest return on investment?
Ian McDonald, Mechanical Engineer,
  What choices will be made for different type of buildings, floor
CUNDALL CONSULTING
space and uses?
  How do you frame the business case for establishing building
4.40 Practical Assessment of Hot Water Technologies for Energy
energy reductions targets for the organisation?
Efficiency
Phillip Roös, SKM Practice Leader – Buildings Environmentally   When does installing solar thermal or heat pumps make sense for
Sustainable Design (ESD) Global, SINCLAIR KNIGHT MERZ a retrofit application?
12.10 Lunch and Networking   How is co-generation best employed to provide the required hot
water needs of a building?
  What needs to be considered when deciding to utilise these
technologies to reduce energy consumption in buildings.
David Micallef, Technical Marketing Manager,
RHEEM AUSTRALIA
5.00 Closing Remarks from the Chair
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DAY TWO Thursday, 31st March 2011
8.15 Registration and Coffee 1.10 Overcoming Challenges of an Occupied Building Retrofit
This presentation will provide an overview of an upgrade journey
8.30 Welcoming Remarks from the Chair
beginning with assessing options through to concept testing and the
implementation stages. The presentation will use a case study to:
Overcoming Challenges and Ensuring Productivity   Provide solutions on retrofitting an occupied building
Continues During Retrofitting   Highlight the importance of understanding existing conditions
  Identify the challenges and strategies involved in retrofitting an
occupied building
9.00 Retrofitting 580 George for Energy Efficiency
From 1 star to 4+ stars, how GPT has used an energy performance Speaker to be announced
contract to upgrade this fully occupied Sydney icon building.
1.50 The Challenges of Heritage Buildings and Achieving Best Star
  The challenges in scheduling tenants
Rating
  Analysing the performance before and after the retrofit
Building owners may undertake certain retrofitting measures that
  Getting tenant and client ‘buy-in’ will not jeopardise the historic character of the building and can be
Bruce Precious, Sustainability Manager Office and Industrial/ accomplished at a reasonable cost.
Business Parks, THE GPT GROUP   Retrofitting and still complying with heritage laws
  Proper building waste disposal
  Introducing modern technology
9.40 Developing a Building Upgrade Program   Retrofitting examples from Sydney Town Hall, Bushells Tea
The purpose of conducting an audit is to identify and describe the Warehouse, Argyle Bond and the Cooperage
existing building features. Completing an audit will help to determine
the degree of compliance or non-compliance. Howard Tanner, Director, TANNER ARCHITECTS
  Avoiding unforeseen costs later in the construction schedule 2.30 Afternoon Tea and Networking
  Understanding the building’s limitations to get ‘Bang for your
Buck’ 3.00 Building Management and Control Systems from the Inside
  Extending the overall audit for future projects Out
Getting the best out of building management and control systems
Atena Malamiri, Sustainability Manager, BUILDCORP from a holistic point of view.
Alice Drew, Sustainability Manager, HBO+EMTB   Industry perception
  Controls! Why don’t they work?
10.20 Morning Tea and Networking
  The need for higher intelligence
  Optimising your building management and control system
10.50 A Case Study in Sustainable Workplace Design   The myth of “Open Systems”
As building owners, architects, interior designers and construction   Avoiding issues with technical maintenance
managers, we have a unique focus upon the results expected from
Jon Clarke, Associate Controls & Integration Engineer, NORMAN
our project. We are aiming for a cost effective carbon reduction,
demonstrating good choices made as consumers and creators of office DISNEY & YOUNG
space within a sustainable workplace culture. Our building and practice
will be audited independently to benchmark our achievements 3.40 120 Pitt St – A Significant Rebirth
Greg Anson, Director, FMSA ARCHITECTURE Every project that Built Ecology works on has a project leader
charged with a dedicated focus on sustainability. Find out how they
were able to give new life to Sydney’s most significant heritage
11.30 Understanding What the Tenants Are Looking For buildings.
  Work styles today and in the future - keeping abreast with what is   An overview of the significant heritage aspects of the building
popular in the market   How the design worked to celebrate these features
  Overcoming issues with open floor offices and break out space   Targeting a 5 star Green Star Office Design v3 rating, 5 star base
requirements building NABERS energy rating and a 4 star NABERS whole
  Building attributes that support business demand building water rating
  Prioritising improvement – which helps companies succeed David Jarrett, Director, BUILT ECOLOGY
Laurie Aznavoorian, Director - Innovation Leader, GEYER
12.10 Lunch and Networking 4.20 Closing Remarks from Chair
We need green buildings that work
just as well in year 21 as o day
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hat is eded exi ldings
our existing buildings
is smart engineering! Jeff Robinson, Sustainable Buildings Leader,
AURECON
Dave Collins, Executive Director,
SYNERGETICS ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
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7. RETROFITTING FOR ENERGY EFFICIENCY
MASTERCLASS Friday, 1st April 2011
How to Retrofit Old Buildings to Reduce Carbon Emissions and Make Money
From Old and Grey to Lean and Green Workshop outline
Attend this master class to learn: 8:45 Arrival Coffee
HOW YOU CAN MAKE MONEY BY RETROFITTING YOUR BUILDING: 9:00 Opening Remarks by Dave Collins
What will save more energy: a more efficient dishwasher or glazing on the
9:15 The Big Picture: Why Refurbish Your Building? What Real Savings
windows? and what about photovoltaic cells on the roof? With the right tools are Achievable?
and careful planning, you can retrofit your building to save you thousands of So, you want to refurbish your building and you want to make lots of money
dollars a year, and this master class will help you really figure out how much by saving energy? This first session will provide a broad context to building
you can really save. retrofits and help give you an understanding of how much you can hope to
The building supplies and appliances industry are literally swamped with save and what sort of planning you need to kick start your retrofit.
claims of energy efficiency and financial savings, but how do you navigate Learning objectives:
through them? You will be given all the information you need to make   You will gain a solid, realistic understanding of what can be achieved
educated decisions about how to best spend your money and achieve the through a building refurbishment and what sort of benefits can be
greatest energy and cost savings. gained.
  You will gain a ‘big picture’ point of view and how you need to think,
HOW TO GET STARTED: plan and act to refurbish your building in the most cost-effective manner.
In this master class you will get a chance to learn directly from building   Every building is an individual - what works for one building may not
owners who have already carried out a building refurbishment of their own. By work for others. This session will help you understand the main types of
the end of this master class, you will know everything you need to plan, fund, buildings and the best approach to take when refurbishing each type.
implement and reap the benefits of your building retrofit. 11:00 Morning Tea Break
PITFALLS and OPPORTUNITIES: 11:30 Down to Specifics: What can be Done to Make a Building ‘Lean and
In this master class you will get a chance to hear how to avoid common Green’? What’s the Best ‘Bang for your Buck’?
mistakes and identify and implement opportunities to capture synergies for Navigating through the almost unlimited information on energy efficient
lighting, heating, cooling, appliances, and computers can be a daunting
your business and your tenants.
task. In this session, invited speakers will help you understand not only
what is available out there, but where and how you can find the products
WHAT CAN THIS MASTER CLASS DO FOR YOU: and solutions that best suit your needs.
By the end of this master class, you will have all the tools you need to plan, Learning objectives:
fund and carry out a building retrofit and achieve your energy and cost-saving   You’ll learn what practical solutions are available and what sort of energy
objectives. You will understand how to go about purchasing energy-saving savings they can realistically provide. You may be throwing money out
products and services and you will be able to prioritise various alternative the window because of a leaky building, old light fittings or computers
strategies to maximise your savings. Here’s what you get: running inefficiently.
 Training from the best in the business in small building retrofits.   You’ll be shown rapid and easy ways of screening the seemingly
unending list of “green” products to find those that best suit you.
 Simple step-by-step documentation.
  You’ll understand the products, services and solutions available in
 Meet with building material suppliers who will be displaying their products building insulation, lighting, appliances, heating, cooling and more!
during breaks.
 Optional detailed analysis for your building. 1:00 Lunch
2:00 Building Refurbishments in the Real World: Case Studies and Q & A.
OPTIONAL DETAILED ANALYSIS:
Theoretical knowledge is good, but nothing beats talking to someone who
An in-depth energy modelling of your building can be undertaken for an has already refurbished their building and is willing to share their valuable
additional cost of $1,999. For an additional fee, you can also receive a experiences. Through various case studies on previous building retrofits,
custom made energy-saving strategy report for your specific building! What this session will provide invaluable information on the good, the bad and the
you will receive is an analysis of your power consumption, along with a plan ugly issues and how they were overcome to achieve extraordinary energy
of what actions you should prioritise as part of your building retrofit. What will savings.
save more power in your building: better insulation, or better lighting? This Learning objectives:
report will give you a step-by-step guide of what you need to do to achieve   You will be shown in a practical way how to proceed with a building
your energy-saving needs. retrofit, with a solid understanding of the practical, real-world issues
affecting the implementation of various energy-saving strategies.
CONTRIBUTING SPEAKER:   Meeting approvals and other legal requirements, choosing and getting
Greg Anson, Director, the most from contractors and consultants,
FOOKS MARTIN SANDOW ANSON PTY LTD   You will be given a change to discuss any issues of particular relevance
or interest to you with people who have had similar experiences. Case
studies will be drawn from master class attendees who carry out the
ABOUT YOUR COURSE FACILITATOR optional building analysis.
Dr. Dave Collins,
3:30 Afternoon Tea Break
SYNERGETICS ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
4:00 How to Get Help to Retrofit Your Building: Grants, Funding and
Dave Collins is the Director of Synergetics Environmental Accreditation.
Engineering with 30 years of experience in environmental Building retrofits are an excellent way to save money in the medium and
engineering and energy efficiency. He lectures in energy at long term, but do require significant initial investment to achieve the desired
Monash University and has refurbished TheGreenSpaces building goals. This all-important session will provide you with everything you
to become a zero emissions building. He recently recognised by Melbourne’s need to know to obtain government funding or bank loans to help finance
1200 Buildings Program and Sydney’s City Switch Program. Dave is a your building retrofit. Issues regarding increasing your property value and
charismatic and passionate professional engineer with loads of first-hand potentially being awarded energy saving or environmental certification will
also be discussed.
experience in building retrofits for energy efficiency and will open doors for
Learning objectives:
all participants.
  You will hear from government funding bodies and bank representatives
about current initiatives and loans available for building retrofits.
  You will learn how to leverage off your retrofitted building to boost your
REGISTRATION and PAYMENT: reputation through accreditation programs, awards and other tools.
www.thegreenspaces.com.au 4:50 Closing Remarks

8. WHEN?
Register Early & Save!
29 - 31 March, 2011
WHERE? The Westin Sydney
No. 1 Martin Place Sydney NSW 2000 Australia
To speed registration, please provide the priority code located on the mailing label or in the box below. Phone: 61 2 8223 1111 Fax 61 2 8223 1222
www.westin.com/sydney
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TEAM DISCOUNTS
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Take advantage of one of these special rates:
 Register a team of 3 to the conference at the same time from the
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 Ask about multi-event discounts. Call + 61 2 9229 1000
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