Moladi invited to Abu Dhabi - Moladi speaker in Abu Dhabi - Construction - MODULAR CONSTRUCTION FOR RESIDENTIAL AND INDUSTRIAL CONFERENCE ABU DHABI UAE
1. MODULAR CONSTRUCTION
FOR RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS
26 - 27 November, 2014
Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
2. MODULAR CONSTRUCTION
FOR RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS
Moving forward towards a smarter design and eective modular concepts
26 - 27 November, 2014 | Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
“65% of user respondents indicated that the use of prefabrication/ modularization had a positive impact on project budgets,
with 41% indicating that it reduced projects budgets by 6% or more.”
WHY YOU CANNOT MISS THIS EVENT
Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region is becoming a hotspot for constructions projects
as more than $2 trillion has been awarded for this purpose for the next three years. In United
Arab Emirates (UAE), there are about $75 billion worth of construction projects planned in
Abu Dhabi in the next three years, along with numerous project opportunities in the Western
Region. Prefabrication has not had a steady increase in its utilisation in the Middle East for
commercial and residential projects; however, property and construction developers are
looking at this as one of the ways to mobilise further growth.
Prefabrication and modular construction is taking a leap frog now as technologies, such as
BIM, has enabled better integration of prefabricated/modular components as changes in
design such as the emergence of green have made certain advantages of
prefabrication/modularisation more important. Over the past decade, these processes
developed a stigma of “cheapness” and “poor quality”. Through modern technology, that
image has changed.
Modular Construction by Trueventus is designed to unleash the forefront in construction
technology. It’s a key component to improve productivity in the construction industry.
Constructing mega cities within months rather than years might not be a distinct possibility
in the future. We seek to address key issues involved in driving high quality and sustainable
construction solutions that are delivered at cheaper cost that provides signicant benets to
owners. In short, the sheer amount of money to be made using this technology is unlimited-if
you play your cards right.
KEY BENEFITS TO ATTEND THIS CONFERENCE
• Winning support from government agencies
• Devising strategies on the integration of modular
• Implementing latest design and modular concepts
• Assessing the economic viability of modular construction
• Driving success in modular construction projects through successful case studies
-2014, McGraw-Hill Construction
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
This conference is designed for Government
Authorities, CEOs, VPs, project and construction
director, head of departments, project managers,
contractors, sub-contractors, architects and
engineers from:
• Property Developers
• Property Contractors
• Affordable Housing/ Real Estate
Consultants
• Building and Construction
Engineering Firms
• Project Management
• Commercial buildings
• Planning and Design
• Manufacturing
• Marketing
• Housing and Planning
• Materials and Procurement
• Master Planning
• Architectural and Design Firms
• Civil Engineering
• Logistic and Planning
• Local Government Councils
Testimonial from Modular Construction, Asia 2014
“Speaker’s quality is good as I leant new and interesting business concepts in building construction for aordable housing. This conference is
great and I will denitely come back”
Housing Development Corporation, Malaysia
“The agenda is very insightful and I am happy about the possibilities of modular housing in Southeast Asia”
Aldar Properties, UAE
“There are innite possibilities that that normal people can own aordable house within a short duration. I really enjoyed this conference and
also meet knowledgeable experts”
Zamil Real Estate, Saudi Arabia
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For further details, contact
John Karras
T: +603 2781 1501 | F: +603 2781 1505 | E: johnk@trueventus.com
3. MODULAR CONSTRUCTION
FOR RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS
Moving forward towards a smarter design and eective modular concepts
26 - 27 November, 2014 | Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
FEATURING KEYNOTE PRESENTATIONS AND CASE STUDIES BY DISTINGUISHED SPEAKERS:
Nizar Zakarni Managing Director
Zakarni Group, Jordan
*Coauthor (collaborator) of a valuation real estate book publishing “Real Estate Guide” (“Guia del Mercado Inmobiliario”) 2009
Speaking on: Building from design to installation: Maximising Return of Investment (ROI) with effective project control strategy
With more than 20 years experience in the construction industry, Nizar is a member of the Board of Director and Managing Director managing a real estate
portfolio comprising of residential, industrial and commercial properties within Jordan and Spain. He has increased the margin by 12% with an increase in
value of 6% in one year.
Hennie Botes Chief Executive Ocer
Moladi Construction, South Africa
*South Africa’s Science and Technology’s Man of the Year in 2009
Speaking on: Managing Mega projects: Minimising risks associated with modular construction
Involved in multi award winning affordable housing technology, and has gained more than 27 years of experience in the building industry. Having
travelled extensively, Hennie has a broad based understanding of the challenges that faces affordable housing throughout the world and has unique
insight into how business and governments can work together to eradicate the global housing shortage.
Eng. Khaled Mojahed Ahmed Deputy General Manager
Abu Dhabi Precast Concrete, UAE
Speaking on: Revolutionising the use of prefabricated designs to fit the weather and climate of the local market
Prior to being the deputy general manager at Abu Dhabi precast concrete, Khaled was working as the senior structural engineer and head of design
section where he was responsible for the overall design principles, design calculation and structural modelling for various projects
Mohammad Yasser Baaj Deputy General Manager
Amana Group, UAE
*CSR Label 2014 by Dubai Chamber Centre for responsible business
Speaking on: Concrete Modular systems, market awareness and challenges
Yasser has over 18 years in the region’s precast industry during which he played a substantial role in spreading the culture of precast construction in the
region and participated in the precast construction of several landmarks in Dubai.
Agnes Kiltay Director
Koltay Facades, UAE
* Nominated as the “Engineering Consultancy of the Year” by Middle East Architects Awards 2014
Speaking on: Balancing cost and design: Getting the best design with flexible and appropriate structured budget
Agnes has worked for award winning architects, such as Zaha Hadid, and for multidisciplinary engineering companies, such as Meinhardt and Ramboll,
where she was the Head of Facade Engineering. She has Masters degree in both Architecture (Hungary and USA) and Facade Engineering (UK.
Abdulla Jamal Al Abbasi Head of Building Unit
Ministry of Municipality Affairs, Bahrain
Speaking on: Transforming Government master plans into construction reality using modular construction - A key note address
Prior to working as an architectural engineer at the Ministry of Municipalities Affairs in the design department and construction section, Abdulla is now the
head of structures and also been involved in so many government architectural projects in Bahrain
Sama Srinivas Head oSf Structure
Prime Minister’s Office, United Arab Emarites
Speaking on: Value engineering in current Construction Systems by adopting modular construction methods – A few case studies
Sama has over 20 years working experience in the construction sector as a Structural Engineer and worked for leading consultants such as TATA Consulting
Engineers, leading precast suppliers to GCC (Bahrain Precast), contractors like Laing O’ Rourke (EPC)
Dr. Hebatallah Noor Eldeen Housing and Community Facilities Planning Expert
Ministry of Municipality Affairs, Qatar
Speaking on: Creating a comfortable, spacious and homey modular home for the Middle Eastern families: Case study
With more than 16 years experience in the construction industry, Dr. Hebatallah is currently leading the Strategic Planning Group (SPP) and participating
in the nalisation of the Qatar National Development Frame work (QNDF) where she handles numerous residential and commercial nancial projects.
For further details, contact
John Karras Page 2
T: +603 2781 1501 | F: +603 2781 1505 | E: johnk@trueventus.com
4. MODULAR CONSTRUCTION
FOR RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS
Moving forward towards a smarter design and eective modular concepts
26 - 27 November, 2014 | Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
FEATURING KEYNOTE PRESENTATIONS AND CASE STUDIES BY DISTINGUISHED SPEAKERS:
Tariq Ahmed Group Project Manager
Zamil Group Holding Company, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
Speaking on: Creating demand: Assessing opportunities for prefabricated housing in residential and commercial development
With more than 20 years of experience in construction industry focusing on developing, managing project requirements, Tariq started his career as a
project engineer at Al Iman factories. In 2007, he was then promoted as the group project manager to oversee all major projects.
Dr Ferzat Mercan Senior Executive Director
Dorce Prefabricated Buildings and Construction, Turkey
*Safety Excellence Awards for Tasiast Expansion Project 2013
Speaking on: Types and evaluation of each type of Cold Formed Prefabricated Steel buildings.
Dr. Mercan is a Civil Engineer, M.S. and Ph.D. in Structural Engineering. His professional works on steel prefabrication started as a Structural Design
Engineer since 1989. Dr. Mercan is also a member of a committee of AFAD (Turkish Disaster and Emergency Management Presidency) working on Turkish
cold formed steel construction earthquake design code.
Amir Yar Chief Executive Officer General Manager
TAMIMI Modular, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
Speaking on: Speed of Light: Delivering affordable housing with a short duration: A case study
Amir has more than 25 years overall experience in the construction industry in the middle eastern zone. He has been involved in many prefabricated
steel buildings and infrastructure project all over the middle east.
Steven Miller Senior Vice President Business Development
Shapoorji Pallonji International, Dubai
*Best International Development by Cityscape Dubai and ULI design award 1999
Speaking on: Modular container design verses pods, breakdown flat pack, and partially completed systems
Steven has over 50 years of experience in Business Development, Design Management, and Construction Administration for planning and architectural
projects. His specialties are: mixed use and urban planning, hotels (working with most of the international brands), residential (both luxury and affordable),
and most recently Social infrastructure and Migrant Workers facilities.
Dr. Frank Prochiner Chief Executive Ocer
Munitec GmbH, UNICON, Germany
*Built The First Modular Mosque in United Arab Emirates
Speaking on: The evolution of precast construction systems
Frank has a PHD in architecture, field of automation, robotics and prefabrication in the building industries. He was the assistant professor at the technical
University of Munich before he founded Munitec Gmbh where he has embarked on so many projects in Europe and the Middle Eastern Region.
Mr. Jose Neto General Manager
Al- Kifah Precast Company, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
Speaking on: Optimising efficient and comprehensive solution for logistics strategy
Prior to being the general manager for Al-Kifah Precast Company, Jose was a consultant engineer at Arup where he was responsible the design process of
a 200,000m2 urban redevelopment in st. Petersburg. He was also involved for the production numerical models showing the behavior of complex building
structures.
Mr. Sam Llyod General Manager
Laing O Rourke, UAE
Speaking on: Skyscrapers: Integrating prefab/modular architectural and structural designs for vertical buildings
Sam has over 22 years experience in the construction industry. He has been involved in various complex projects such as Al Raha Beach, Abu Dhabi, Al
Bandar, Abu Dhabi and many other complex modular project in all over the United Arab Emirates.
Mr. Muien Marji Structural Steel Fabrication Expert operations and project
Geyad Factory for Pressure Vessels Steel Structures (GCI), Saudi Arabia
Speaking on: Mitigating installation flaws to ensure overall structural integrity
Mr. Muien has over 24 years experience fully capable to commission below mention world class factories and manage to run professionally based on LEAN
technology in efficient manner. He is a well versed expert in Installation, commissioning successful running of structural steel fabrication, misc., circular
rectangular platforms, Steel Gratings, hot dip galvanizing, steel towers, general steel fabrication.
For further details, contact
John Karras Page 3
T: +603 2781 1501 | F: +603 2781 1505 | E: johnk@trueventus.com
5. MODULAR CONSTRUCTION
FOR RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS
Moving forward towards a smarter design and eective modular concepts
26 - 27 November, 2014 | Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Day 1 - Wednesday, 26th November 2014
0800 Registration Coffee
0845 Opening Address by Chairperson
0900 Session One
Transforming Government master plans into construction reality
using modular construction - A key note address
• Understanding the project requirement from the initial stage and
getting the buy in of the government
• Evaluating project specication and duration (i.e. long term or short
term project)
• Evaluating transportation requirements and erection procedures
Abdulla Jamal Al Abbasi Head of Building Unit
Ministry of Municipality, Bahrain
0945 Session Two
Building from design to installation: Maximising Return of
Investment (ROI) with effective project control strategy
• Comparing cost of construction vs ROI of Modular construction
• Analysing how time and cost plays a major role in gaining high ROI
• Building strategies to ensure minimal project risk in modular
construction
Nizar Zakarni Managing Director
Zakarni Group, Jordan
1030 Morning refreshments
1100 Session Three
Speed of Light: Delivering affordable housing in a short duration- A
case study
Today, large projects face time management challenges as they become
increasingly complex and technologically demanding. The following key
issues will be discussed in this session:
• Sustaining the project schedule process and making sure adequate
time is allowed for all phases of the projects ( such as; testing,
commissioning)
• Establishing effective communication with all project stakeholders
• Ensuring close and continuous monitoring proceedings for the overall
momentum of the project
Amir Yar Chief Executive Officer General Manager
TAMIMI Modular Building and Construction, Kingdom of Saudi
Arabia
1145 Session Four
Balancing cost and design: Getting the best design with flexible and
appropriate structured budget
• Implementing the use of standardised design materials
• Employing design alternatives that satises all factors not just cost
eciency
• Bringing into play new design alternative that are accepted by the
market to avoid alienating the customers
Agnes Koltay Director
Koltay Facades, UAE
1230 Networking Session
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1400 Session Five
Adopting latest design technology involved in the Middle Eastern
construction sector
• Integrating modern façade design in modularised buildings
• Strategising latest architectural design, planning and simulation tools
• Discussing the use of prefabricated components like modular
bathroom to t the middle eastern market
Dr. Ferzat Mercan Senior Executive Director
Dorce Prefabricated Buildings and Construction, Turkey
1445 Session Six
Creating demand: Assessing opportunities for prefabricated
housing in residential and commercial development
• Determining the trend of modular and prefabricated construction in
Middle East
• Bridging the gap of growing scarcity of available oce space
• Comparing the development of prefab housing and modular buildings
projects in other regions
Tariq Ahmed Abdelgadir Project Manager
Zamil Group Real Estate Company, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
1530 Afternoon Refreshments
1600 Session Seven
Creating comfortable, spacious and a homey modular home for the
Middle Eastern families: Case study
• Venturing into tailor made designs to suite family's lifestyle
• Utilising ecient spaces for modern living in the middle east
• Considering space, privacy and access to sunlight for modular homes
Dr. Hebatalla Noor Eldeen Housing and Community Facilities Planning Expert
Ministry of Municipality Qatar
1645 Session Eight
Concrete Modular systems, market awareness and challenges
• Looking at future trends of modular in Asia and Europe
• Analysing projects executed using sustainable technologies for
modular buildings
• Highlighting recent high end projects in the MENA region
Mohammad Yasser Baaj Deputy General Manager
Amana Group, UAE
1730 End of Day One
For further details, contact
John Karras
T: +603 2781 1501 | F: +603 2781 1505 | E: johnk@trueventus.com
6. MODULAR CONSTRUCTION
FOR RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS
Moving forward towards a smarter design and eective modular concepts
26 - 27 November, 2014 | Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Day 2 - Thursday, 27th November 2014
0800 Registration Coffee
0845 Opening Address by Chairperson
0900 Session One
Managing Mega projects: Minimising risks for modular
construction
• Gaining insights into industry changes required to consistently
complete successful mega projects
• Tackling the environmental burden associated with modular
construction
• Collaborating with clients, architects, consultants and subcontractors
in the early stages of the project
Hennie Botes Chief Executive Officer Founder
Moladi, South Africa
0945 Session Two
Value Engineering in current construction systems by adopting
modular construction methods- A few case studies
• Reviewing the setbacks of current modular trends
• Outlining the innovation of 3rd generation modular
• Evaluating the key benets of 3rd generation modular to enhance
protability
Sama Srinivas Head of Structure
Prime Minister’s Office, UAE
1030 Morning Refreshment
1100 Session Three
The evolution of precast construction systems
• Overcoming the challenges of construction in highly populated areas
• Reducing cost of constructing by applying modular technology
• Developing a successful pre-assembly strategy
Dr. Frank Prochiner Chief Executive Ocer
Munitec GmbH, UNICON, Germany
1145 Session Four
Modular container design verses pods, breakdown flat pack, and
partially completed systems
• Examining what design works best for 3, 4, and 5 star hotels
• Exploring cost and time factor for different range of hotels
• Monitoring quality control
Steven Miller Senior Vice President Business Development
Shapoorji Pallonji International, Dubai
1230 Networking Session
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1400 Session Five
Skyscrapers: Integrating prefab/modular architectural and structural
designs for vertical buildings
• Demonstrating prociency for high-speed builds on several high rise
projects
• Tailoring a smart modular designs solution
• Adopting successful pre-assembly methods while managing major
projects
Sam Llyod General Manager
Laing O Rouke, UAE
1445 Session Six
Optimising efficient and comprehensive solution for logistics
strategy
• Assessing the size and weight limitations of modules based on
transport methods(i.e. Land, Sea)
• Flat planes or box solutions for transportation
• Building modules to withstand the impact of cranes during transport
Jose Neto General Manager
Kifah Precast Company, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
1530 Afternoon Refreshment
1600 Session Seven
Mitigating installation flaws to ensure overall structural integrity
• Scrutinising general fabrication and installation aws
• Investigating data and assessment triggers for older structure
• Reviewing performance based designs for new construction
Muien Marji Structural Steel Fabrication Expert operations and project
Geyad Factory for Pressure Vessels Steel Structures (GCI), Saudi
Arabia
1645 Session Eight
Revolutionising the use of prefabricated designs to fit the weather
and climate of the local market
• Taking advantage of the benets of using prefabricated steel
construction as foundation for modular ats
• Using durable long lasting materials that with stand heat and humid
climate
• Utilising green building technology in prefab designs in promoting
energy ecient building.
Khaled Mojahed Deputy General Manager
Abu Dhabi Precast Concrete, UAE
1730 End of conference
For further details, contact
John Karras
T: +603 2781 1501 | F: +603 2781 1505 | E: johnk@trueventus.com
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MODULAR CONSTRUCTION
FOR RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS
Moving forward towards a smarter design and eective modular concepts
26 - 27 November, 2014 | Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
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John Karras
T: +603 2781 1501
F: +603 2781 1505
E: johnk@trueventus.com
For further details, contact
John Karras
T: +603 2781 1501 | F: +603 2781 1505 | E: johnk@trueventus.com