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Trobe TowerWorld’s Largest Engineered Timber Building Case Study

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4th Global Modular Construction and Pre-Fabrication ANZ 2019 | SYDNEY, 27 FEB - 1 MAR

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DAY 1: WEDNESDAY, 27 FEB 2019

DAY 2: THURSDAY, 28 FEB 2019

DAY 3: FRIDAY, 1 MAR 2019

PRE-CONFERENCE SUMMIT

MAIN CONFERENCE

FEATURED SPEAKERS

MAIN CONFERENCE

Construction Technology Automation and Innovation Showcase• 3D Printing for Modular Construction• Robotics Brick Laying, Welding,

Concrete Dispensing • Latest Developments in New

Construction Automation Technologies• Upskilling Labour Force to Adopt New

Construction Systems

• Keynote: World-class International Prefab Modular Projects

• Singapore Success Case Study: Prefabricated Prefinished Volumetric Construction (PPVC)

• Prefabricating Schools, Childhood Centers and Universities

• Prefabricating Australia's Tallest Prefab Apartment: La Trobe Tower

• Australia’s First Integrated "Modular" Design Hotel Tribe

• Creating Smarter Cities with Modular Construction

• World’s Largest Engineered Timber Building Case Study: 25 King at Brisbane Showground

• Slashing Construction Time with Kitchen & Bathroom Pods New Designs

• Modular Construction Opportunities in Rural Health Care Facilities

• New Prefab Opportunities for Government, Institutional, Commercial and Infrastructural Projects

AMY KULKA-MARKSCEO

XSite Modular

SIMONNE BAILEYGeneral Manager

(Connected Living) Lendlease

MARK V PETERSFounder/CEO/

DirectorTribe Hotel Group

STUART MARSLANDPrincipal


SIMON AMOSDirector Construction

TechnologiesFBR (Fastbricks)

DR SHAN KUMARHead of Innovations and

R&D Chief Engineer Hickory Group, National

Vice PresidentConcrete Institute of

Australia

THE FORUMAT A GLANCE

Dear Colleagues,

The 4th Modular Construction and Pre-Fabrication ANZ 2019 is the region’s event platform that showcase the latest techniques and technology in the modularization and prefabrication context.

Discover best practices from modular builders that have successfully built modern modular commercial and residential buildings in and out of the region. Modular construction now accounts for $4.5 billion of Australia’s $150 billion construction industry.

The 4th edition of the conference will focus on international & well-known Australian OSM & DfMA exemplars, the industry’s best practices and new innovative techniques & technologies that will strengthen and enhance the uptake of modular construction methodology in the ANZ construction industry.

The rapid population growth that Australia is experiencing has created strain on education infrastructure, especially the provision of classrooms for schools. In NSW and Victoria, the state governments are making unprecedented investment in school infrastructure, including the rollout of world-class prefab modular classrooms. Many of the other states and territories are similarly pushing this initiative.

This event, a key industry gathering of international prefab/OSM experts, master builders, offsite manufacturing practitioners, developers, suppliers, is an excellent networking opportunity not to be missed!


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PAST PARTICIPATING COMPANIES

400+Delegates

In two years, our conferences on Modular Construction and Pre-Fabrication have brought together hundreds of delegates from the industry all over Australia and New Zealand to discuss the opportunities and challenges of pre-fabrication in the Australasia region and how we can work together to transform the industry.

4SiteACOR ConsultantsADCO Constructions AecomAffinity EngineeringAFS SystemsAlpha Steel Building SystemsAPST GroupArcadisArchitectural Roofing and Wall CladdingArchitectusArchitectus AdelaideAustino St LeonardsAutodeskBert Farina ConstructionsBGISBha Project ManagementBillbergiaBliss & ReelsBloc DesignBouygues Construction AustraliaBrickworks Building ProductsBrown FalconerBSE ConsultingBuildcorpCCB EnvicoCentral EquityChina Triumph International Engineering Co.Coates HireCockram Constructions AustraliaCol Gowers HomesCommunity Housing LtdConstruction Skills QueenslandCPS- Crown Project ServicesCSR Building ProductsCSR GyprockCSR Gyprock and CemintelCSR Monier / CSR Building ProductsCSR VelocityCWG DevelopmentDavies ConstructionDem (Aust) Department of Civil and Environmental EngineeringDevelopment Victoria

DNW GroupEDG Capital OperationsEmpak HomesEwert LeafFairbrotherfitzpatrick+partnersFrasers Property AustraliaFugen ConstructionsGenius HomesGeorgiou GroupGJ Gardner HomesGoodwin Aged Care ServicesGSG ContractingGunnersenHansen YunckenHarris HMCHillam ArchitectsHolmes Fire LPHolmesglen InstituteHousing New ZealandHutchinson BuildersIdeality StudioIntrax Consulting EngineersJames Hardie AustraliaJW Landk20 Architecture Keneco PropertyKnauf Plasterboard & MetalKnox City CouncilLaing O’Rourke AustraliaLandcomLendleaseLiberty OneSteelLongevity Group Australia LongMuir GroupManorMcCloy GroupMcDonald JonesMelbourne PolytechnicMisho + AssociatesMiTek Australia LtdMJH Group Monowall Construction Systems Mosaic Property GroupMSP Group Murray River North Pty Ltd T/A TR Homes

NaturformNew England TradingNew South Wales Public WorksNorth ConstructionNorthern Beaches CouncilNorthrop Consulting Engineers Olding ConstructionsOlmurtechOrigin Group (QLD) P.J. Yttrup & AssociatesPaynter Dixon ConstructionsPGH Bricks and PaversPhilip Lighton ArchitectsPhillips Smith ConwellPhotocatalyst CoatingsPNG Forest ProductsPowercor Network ServicesPrime Equity Group P/LPrimo Building Services Prompt EngineeringPublic Works AdvisoryQuipsmart TradingR.CorporationRendine ConstructionsRui Sheng Holdings Pte LimitedSchiavello ManufacturingStephen Grubits & AssociatesSVC Products P/LSwanbuild HomesTCQ ConstructionToga Project Services PtyTransport for NSWTurner & TownsendUniplan GroupUnipod and InnmodUSG BoralVictorian School Building AuthorityWatpac ConstructionWestkon PrecastWGAWoodhouse Timber CompanyWoollam ConstructionsXavier Knight Consulting EngineersYoung Architects Yuhu GroupZupp Property Group



4HEAR FROM KEY EXPERTS IN THE CONSTRUCTION SECTOR

MEET WORLD-CLASS LINEUP SPEAKERS

AMY KULKA-MARKSCEO

XSite Modular

JEREMY HARKINSDirector

Ineni

KATE NASONArchitect

ARKit Advanced Prefabricated Architecture

DANIEL KALNINSGlobal Head of Digital

Ridley

DR BEHZAD NEMATOLLAHIDeputy Director-Smart Structures Laboratory

Swinburne University of Technology

DR ANA EVANGELISTAResearch Fellow

Western Sydney University

CHRISTINA KNORRTeam Leader / Accredited Fire Safety Engineerand Assurance, Stephen Grubits & Associates

JAMIE COESenior Management Hutchinson Builders

BASIL RICHARDSONStudio DirectorBates Smart

DANIEL WURMManaging Director

Green Building Institute | National Painting and

Decorating InstituteNSW Trainer of the Year Finalist

ANDREA MORTON Director, Strategic Sourcing & Supplier; Management, Finance & PerformanceHousing New Zealand

DR SHAN KUMARHead of Innovations and R&D Chief Engineer | National Vice

PresidentHickory Group | Concrete

Institute of Australia

DAVID ROWLINSONDirector

Planet Ark

MIKE WARRENDirector, ArchitectureDickson Rothschild

MATTHEW TOBIN Co-Founder/Managing

DirectorUAP Company

STUART MARSLANDPrincipal




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NINOTSCHKA TITCHKOSKY Principal

Architecture BVN

PATRICK KEANEDirector

Enter Projects

PROFESSOR VIVIAN W. Y. TAMAssociate Dean (International)

at School of Computing, Engineering and Mathematics Western Sydney University

GREG BOYERCEO

Drone Ranger

PETER C. LIPPMAN School Designer,

Educational Facility Planner | Researcher |

Educator

PROFESSOR PRIYAN MENDIS

Director/Leader ARC Centre for

Advanced Manufacturing of Prefabricated Housing

PROFESSOR TUAN NGOResearch Leader

CRC-P for Advanced Manufacturing

Building Envelope Systems

ENZA ANGELUCCIPrincipal

Angelucci Architects

JOYCE FERNGAssociate Director/ ANZ Modular Lead

AECOM

SIMONNE BAILEYGeneral Manager

(Connected Living)Lendlease

NICK DEEKSManaging Director WT Partnership

SIMON AMOSDirector Construction Technologies

FBR (Fastbricks)


CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY AUTOMATION & INNOVATION SHOWCASE

MODULAR CONSTRUCTION SITE TOUR: 27 FEBRUARY | 9AM - 5PM


6PRE-SUMMIT SEMINAR AND SITE VISIT

09:00 - 17:00

27 FEBWEDCONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY

AUTOMATION & INNOVATION SHOWCASE


09:00 Welcome Address

09:05 Latest Developments in New Construction Automation Technologies & Artificial Intelligence in Australia

09:30 Robotics – Brick Laying and lean construction

12:45 Lunch

12:15

13:45

Upskilling Labour Force to Adopt New Construction Systems: Overcoming Shortages of Skills in Modular Construction, Training for Prefab

New Tech & Product Innovation Showcase with concurrent Lightning Technical Presentations (Plenty of Sponsorship/Exhibition Opportunities available):

• Skill Transfer from other manufacturing industries such as Automobiles

• Transferring Site-Based Construction Activities to Factory Environments

• Perspectives from Training Institutes, VET, Polys, Universities

• Virtual and Mobile Training Options

• What can we expect from prefab and 3D printing in the future?

• Will 3D printing remodel the construction industry?• Challenges of 3D prefab printing: Quality, Scale

and Future Adoption

Site Visit to Offsite Manufacturing Facility or Construction Innovations Lab

DANIEL WURM Managing DirectorGreen Building Institute | National Painting and Decorating InstituteNSW Trainer of the Year Finalist

17:00 End of Day One

A. Towards a full 3D Federated Digital Built Environment

B. 3D Printing for Modular Construction

MICHAEL HAINESCEOVANZI

SIMON AMOSDirector Construction TechnologiesFBR (Fastbricks)

10:45 How do standards facilitate innovation in the construction sector?

10:30 Morning Refreshment & Networking

10:00 Robots that can see in Construction: Digital Transformation in Art and Design-Led Manufacturing - Making big, ambitious art and architectural projects

Developing innovative robotic vision systems and software user-interfaces to reduce the integration time between design and custom manufacturing, with case studies

MATTHEW TOBIN Co-Founder/Managing DirectorUAP Company

ALISON SCOTLANDSenior Stakeholder Engagement ManagerStandards Australia

11:15 Drones for Inspection and Pre-Planning

GREG BOYERCEODrone Ranger

11:45 AR/VR & BIM: Latest Advances in Digital Innovation in Modular Construction

• Building Information Modelling (BIM) coupling with Modular Construction

• The incorporation of modernization designs tools• BIM software as primary tools in modernization

architecture designs• The intersection of a range of new technologies

(Virtual Building/BIM, Lifecycle Visualisation, User Experience and the IoT

• When BIM intersects with AR/VR• Case Study of a successful BIM-designed Modular

Project

JEREMY HARKINS DirectorIneni

DR BEHZAD NEMATOLLAHI Deputy Director-Smart Structures Laboratory Swinburne University of Technology

Call: +65 6899 5030 | Email: [email protected] | Visit: http://www.claridenglobal.comQUESTIONS? Contact us at: +61 3 9909 7310 [email protected] claridenglobal.com

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DAY 209:00 Welcoming Speech, Opening Remarks & Thank You

Sponsor Speech by Conference Producer

09:05 Keynote: World-class International Prefab Modular Projects - Global Advancement and Successful Overseas Modular Experience and Expertise in:

12:45 Networking Luncheon


• US• Sweden• Germany• Finland

11:00 Prefabricating Australia's Tallest Prefab Apartment Case Study: La Trobe Tower - Challenges and Lessons Learnt

• Constructed entirely from prefabricated concrete and steel elements

• Prefab allowed the project to be completed in just 19 months as opposed to 26 months

• Victorian Government’s Department of Economic Development also provided investment assistance to develop the modular bathroom pods

STUART MARSLANDPrincipalRothelowman Architects

11:30 New Opportunities: Tapping the Prefabrication market in Sydney – An Update

PROFESSOR VIVIAN W. Y. TAMAssociate Dean (International) at School of Computing, Engineering and MathematicsWestern Sydney University

Editor, “Construction and Building Materials” & “International Journal of Construction Management”

DR ANA EVANGELISTAResearch FellowWestern Sydney University

12:00

13:45

The Future and Latest Developments in Modular Construction - Latest developments for the future

A. Healthcare Modular Construction: A Radiation Oncology Treatment Centre case study

B. Building New Modular Projects in ANZ and a Case Study on Prefabricating Student Accommodation:

How Australia National University’s Award Winning Modular Student Housing Case Study was Constructed

with Pre-fabricated and Pre-finished Volumetric Modular Construction (PPVC) System

A. Case studies from industry partners of the ARC Centre for Advanced Manufacturing of Prefabricated Housing

B. The latest developments in modular construction and prefabrication, around the world

C. Modular Tall Buildings: Engineering and Design Challenges

PROFESSOR PRIYAN MENDISDirector/LeaderARC Centre for Advanced Manufacturing of Prefabricated Housing

12:30 Presentation By Stiebel (Reserved)

28 FEBTHURS

• Germany• Japan• China • UK

09:30 Advances in Construction Technologies influencing Future Ways of Living

SIMONNE BAILEY General Manager (Connected Living)Lendlease

09:50 Singapore Success Case Study: How Singapore Drove Construction to Higher Efficiency with Mandatory Pre-Fabricated Bathroom Pods and Prefabricated Prefinished Volumetric Construction (PPVC)

• Almost half the government land sale sites mandate the use of prefabricated prefinished volumetric construction (PPVC)

• Pre-fabricated bathroom pods are now mandatory in all public housing construction

• How PPVC and pre-fabrication lowered construction costs for all parties

Senior ManagementBuilding Construction Authority, Singapore


10:30 Prefabricating the NSW's Education Infrastructure: Modular Construction for Schools, Early Childhood Centers and Universities to Prepare for 175,000 Students by 2030

• Private schools prefab demand• Vertical schools as a trend• Early childhood centers Prefab opportunities • Re-purposing old school buildings,• Creating design-literate modular schools• Asbestos removal from demolished schools• Solar modular classrooms • Prefabricating large and small schools

Senior Management, ProjectSchool Infrastructure NSW


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JAMIE COESenior ManagementHutchinson Builders

Hutchinson Builders have produced over $600M of volumetric prefab product in the last 8 years and now would be close being the largest in the country

• Winner of ACT Sustainable Cities Awards - Sustainable Building Award

• Project was highly lauded for its sustainability and engineering excellence

• Project showed how PPVC system markedly increases overall construction productivity by up to 50%.

14:15 Can future-focused learning environments be prefabricated? The evolution and development of schools as prefabricated buildings and protoypes/ kit of parts. How can we make the simplest of buildings the most inspiring places to learn?

PETER C. LIPPMANSchool Designer, Educational Facility Planner | Researcher | Educator

14:45 New Opportunities in Residential Modular Construction, Detached Dwellings, Modular Home Containers, Affordable Housing

• Where are these Opportunities?• Building With Code: Working Within The Compliance

Rules• Understand Building Code and the laws that apply for

specific construction method• How can relevant parties work with the local

authorities in producing modular buildings?• Fast-Tracking Building Consent & Compliance

15:15 Afternoon Refreshment & Networking

15:30 Case Studies of Award-Winning Prefab Projects

A. 17 Storey prefab Peppers King project B. 44 storey Student Accommodation building in

MelbourneC. The 60 storey 4th Slimmest tower in the world

Collins house being constructed in MelbourneD. 44 Storey Prefab La Trobe Tower

DR SHAN KUMARHead of Innovations and R & D / Chief Engineer | National Vice PresidentConcrete Institute of Australia | Hickory Group

• The right mind set has to be instilled against the misperception of modular buildings: it is not cost savings!

• Tackling the peculiar water/weather proofing problems• New steel and concrete prefab projects & opportunities• Structural & Civil Engineering challenges• New Flat Pack Opportunities• Introducing Better Quality Building Components &

Products• How Advanced Manufacturing Practices such as Design

for Manufacture and Assembly (DfMA) Can Be Integrated To Vastly Improve the Delivery of Modular Building

• Nurturing Modular StartUps, when incumbents don’t innovate

• Opportunities from a Circular Economy• The collaboration with counterparts of better modular

building technology• Securing the Finance and Insurance & Managing the

Cash Flow• Anatomy of a Prefabricating Hospital Case Study: How

Canberra Hospital Leverages Modular Construction to Save Construction Time and Waste

• Contracting, Tendering and Procuring for a Modular Construction Project

• Developing best procurement and contracting practices• Dealing with multiple stakeholders: architects,

surveyors, designers, building contractors and building services companies

• Sourcing pre-fabricated components from overseas

MAIN FORUM AGENDA

DAY 2

28 FEBTHURS

16:00 Panel Discussion: New Challenges and Opportunities in Prefabs in ANZ and Outside - How Can We Make the Necessary Change?

• Innovation by Specifiers• When Google & Big Tech get into Construction

17:05 Champagne Networking

Enjoy a glass of champagne whilst networking with other like-minded individuals on topics that are of most interest to you and fellow delegates.

16:30 Executive Roundtables for Prefab Industry Collaboration & Innovation for:

• Roundtable A: Architects• Roundtable B: Designers• Roundtable C: Builders• Roundtable D: Engineers• Roundtable E: Project Managers• Roundtable F: Manufacturers & Suppliers• Roundtable G: Quantity Surveyors• Roundtable H: Developers

17:00 Closing Remarks by Conference Chairperson


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MAIN FORUM AGENDA

DAY 309:00 Welcoming Speech & Opening Remarks


10:15 World’s Largest Engineered Timber Building Case Study: Landmark Modular Project at 25 King at Brisbane Showground

• Engineered timber is a quicker, cleaner construction material than steel or concrete. It is also renewable, and can be used as biomass fuel at the end of its life.

• A world first in sustainable architecture, 25 King will use 67 per cent less electricity and 55 per cent less potable water

BASIL RICHARDSONStudio DirectorBates Smart

11:00 How Kitchen & Bathroom Pods New Designs Can Help to Cut Construction Time by 30% and Slash Defects by Up to 80%

• Bathroom pods are particularly useful for large commercial projects

• Having the bathrooms manufactured in a controlled environment has made for far superior control over quality

• Solution to coordinate up dozen trades in a constricted space

• How bathroom pods fits into different types of multi-unit residential application including residential housing and commercial buildings

• Plumbing & Waterheating issues and challenges• What about kitchen pods?

EDDIE PALLOTTAOperations DirectorHickory Group (invited)

09:15 Visionary Address: New Cities - Creating Smarter Cities with Modular Construction

A. How construction methods must evolve to create smarter cities for our society.• Current developments in new construction methods

o robotic brick layering o driverless trucks o 3D printing for modular construction

• A changing society – identifying the key drivers for change and the need to create smarter cities

o Population growth o Urban sprawl o Housing affordability o Energy efficiency o Environmental

B. The top trends that the industry must embrace and where we need to further develop to build smarter cities• Innovation in modular construction• Innovation in building materials• Robotics• Movement of materials, i.e., drones

NICK DEEKSManaging DirectorWT Partnership

09:45 The Limitless Opportunities of Prefabrication: Passive Houses & Positive Energy Homes, with case studies

Case Study 1: The Limestone House • New build on inner suburban block • Passive House Standard • Living Building Challenge • Hybrid construction methodology– Prefabricated and Onsite • General site constraints – access, size, steep topography • Custom design - irregular volumes, complex envelope • Performance data, Drawings / details, visualisations/

photos, Performance data

Case Study 2: Richmond Residence • Renovation and retrofit to an existing terrace • Passive House • Panelised construction • General site constraints – size, access, inner city location • Performance data, Drawings / details, visualisations/


Case Study 3: Donvale Residence • New Build on semi-rural block • Passive House (Plus?) • Modular Build • General site constraints – Access, surrounding vegetation

& environmental overlay • Performance data, Drawings / details, visualisations/


KATE NASONArchitectARKit Advanced Prefabricated Architecture


11:30 Prefabricated timber modules in multi-residential, commercial and industrial buildings

DR FRED MOSHIRISenior Structural Engineer ACOR

12:00 Modular Construction and Australian Fire Safety Regulations

The Australian Fire Safety Regulations have been written in the light of to the traditional building practices at the time. The construction industry has been experiencing significant changes in terms of construction methods, use of material and selection of equipment. The presentation will discuss challenges and opportunities when dealing with Fire Safety compliance.

CHRISTINA KNORRTeam Leader / Accredited Fire Safety EngineerStephen Grubits & Associates


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13:30 Latest Development of High Performance Facade Systems for Modular Construction

PROFESSOR TUAN NGO Research Leader CRC-P for Advanced Manufacturing Building Envelope Systems

12:30 Networking Luncheon 16:00 New Case Studies & Updates on:

NINOTSCHKA TITCHKOSKYPrincipalBVN

A. The Australian National University that involves 6 new buildings to create a new heart for the campus, incorporating significant prefabricated facades and 2 buildings are full timber CLT construction essentially prefabricated and built on site. B. Construction robotics initiative using 3D printing and carbon fibre

MAIN FORUM AGENDA

DAY 3

16:30 Prefab Building Facilities Management and Maintenance

• Plumbing, sewerage, drainage, vertical transportation, sanitation, heating, seepage & leakage management

• Design considerations to take into account when undertaking a prefabricated project

14:00 Contracting, Tendering and Procuring for a Modular Construction Project: Perspective from New Zealand

• Developing best procurement and contracting practices

• Dealing with multiple stakeholders: architects, surveyors, designers, building contractors and building services companies

• Sourcing pre-fabricated components from overseas

15:30 Modular Construction for Health Care Facilities in Rural and Remote Communities, with Case Study of Modular Construction in the Health & Aged Care Sectors

ANDREA MORTONDirector, Strategic Sourcing & Supplier Management, Finance & PerformanceHousing New Zealand Corporation

• Why the health and the aged care sectors can benefit from modular construction innovation

• Key area focus emphasis on performance based design • The repeatability, superior quality allows regulators

to meet performance requirements

15:00 Afternoon Refreshment & Networking

14:30 The Benefits of Wood in Modular Construction

• Why wood and biophilic design is good for health and wellbeing

• The rise and rise of Wood Encouragement Policies across Australia

DAVID ROWLINSONDirectorPlanet Ark

17:00 New Projects and Opportunities for PPVC, Modular Construction for Government, Institutional, Commercial and Infrastructural Projects

• Prisons• Data Centres• Tech Buildings• Power stations/sub-stations• Energy Storage Facilities• Infrastructural sectors (airport, metro stations)• Defence Facilities in ANZ

Senior Officials, Infrastructure Australia & invited Project Sponsors from the Data Centres, Solar Plants, Transportation, Rail, Airport, Telecoms, Defence and Institutional sectors

17:30

17:35

End of Summit

Closing Remarks by Conference Chairperson

HERE ARE

10 REASONSWHY YOU SHOULDATTEND THE FORUM

Meet Industry Experts, Developers, Builders, Investors, Buyers at a Singular Platform

Discover New Trends and Opportunities Affecting the Sector’s Transformation

Understand Financing Options Available for Pre-Fabrication Projects, and Overcoming Present Bias

Discover Best Practices from Modular Projects from Across the Region

Find out How Pre-Fabrication Techniques Can Help in Education, Aged Care, Affordable Housing and Infrastructure Project Sectors

Gain Insights on Building Code Compliance for Modular Construction

Explore How Modular Construction and Pre-Fabrication can Meet Australia’s Housing, Institutional and Infrastructural Needs, Upgrade New Towns and Cities to Cope with New Emigration Influx, and Also Meet New Zealand’s Critical Housing Needs by Overseas OSM Manufacturers

Understand Building Cladding and Fire Safety Considerations for Modular Projects

Explore BIM Digital Innovation in Modular Construction

Discover Current and Upcoming Projects & Future Prospects for the Region

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WHO YOU WILL MEETAT THE CONFERENCE

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Seniority Level: 70% of Participants will be Director Levels & Above Board / C-Level / President / Managing Director - 20% Vice President / Director / Gm - 50% Manager - 20% Head of Departments - 10%

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• Construction• Architecture • Engineering / Civil Engineering • General contracting • Engineering or subcontracting• Building material suppliers • Manufacturing firms or fabricators• Solution providers

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• CEO • President• Chairman• Co-Founder• Director• CTO• Managing Director• Head, Business Development• Head, Projects• Head, Finance• Procurement Director

CODES BOARDThe speakers were

all very experienced and a very broad

spectrum of relevant topics presented. The

facilities were also excellent.

BIG WORLD HOMES

Good range of speakers on variety

of aspects.

ONESTEELIt was presented

well and gave a good overview of what

needs to be done to increase the push in module/prefab

construction.

LIBERTY ONESTEEL

Amy was impressive and a force of

energy, she really made it meaningful to engage, also the food was excellent.


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Our principles of high quality, innovation, technical efficiency, reliability and customer-oriented service underpin our success. Our reputation for German engineering excellence has seen us grow from our humble beginnings in Germany to distribute our products to over 120 countries worldwide.

Within Australia STIEBEL ELTRON’s success has been in providing home comfort solutions including electric instantaneous hot water systems, hot water heat pumps, hydronic heating heat pumps, and heat recovery ventilation systems.

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Build Australia promotes industry achievement, tracking major projects in prospect and in progress around the country, reporting on sustainability, safety, innovation and more across both traditional and digital media. The media suite comprising magazine, website and eNewsletter delivers an information package to the construction industry at executive management level.

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TRY Australia is a 135-year old social purpose, not for profit organisation, empowering young people and families through the dignity of work and education. TRY UnContained is a social enterprise that repurposes and reimagines the shell of a shipping container into high performance commercial and domestic products.

Each container conversion creates meaningful job pathways for at-risk young people while they study and complete their Certificate II in Building and Construction at TRY. One hundred percent of profits are reinvested to support TRY, while also funding social and homeless housing solutions and additional community benevolent activities.

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All TRY UnContained products meet the guidelines for the Victorian Government’s social procurement framework targets. TRY undertakes all size builds from singular to multi storey, off grid, commercial and residential builds.

Website: www.tryuncontained.org.au

Established in 1996 as Australia’s first specialised fire safety engineering consulting practice, Stephen Grubits & Associates (SGA) is a major Australian-owned fire safety engineering consultancy, specialising in complex and innovative construction projects. SGA’s reputation is built on a respected track record, achieved through a comprehensive understanding of the fire phenomena, building code and fire safety engineering methodologies. The company expertise, diversity and experience make SGA stand out from other fire engineering professionals. When it comes to a critical fire engineering issue, SGA becomes a partner of choice who fully understands clients’ needs and develops innovative and cost-effective solutions to meet their expectations.

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4TH GLOBAL MODULAR CONSTRUCTION AND PRE-FABRICATION ANZ 201927 Feb - 1 March 2019 | Pullman Sydney Hyde Park

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Register with your Colleagues Today to Enjoy Group Discount*:Group discount of 10% for the 2nd participant from the same organization.For limited time only by 6 February 2019, register 3 participants and the 4th participant will receive a complimentary seat.For 5 or more registrations, please contact Jane at [email protected] Discount will only be applicable to the package of the lowest value.*Only 1 discount scheme will apply. Discount will compound on top of your early bird discount! This offer is valid for a limited time only, till 6 February 2019.

PLEASE NOTE: The forum fee includes lunch, refreshments and forum documentation. Payments are required with registration and must be received prior to the Forum to guarantee your place.

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ACCOMMODATIONAccommodation is not included in the program fee but you will be entitled to use our corporate rate for your accommodation. Information will be sent along with your registration confirmation.

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PLEASE NOTE: CLARIDEN GLOBAL INTERNATIONAL LIMITED reserves the r ight to change the content and timing of the programme, the speakers and the date and venue due to reasons beyond their control. If in the unlikely event that the course is cancelled, CLARIDEN GLOBAL INTERNATIONAL LIMITED will refund the full amount and disclaim any further liability.ENQUIRIES: If you have any queries about registration or payment please do not hesitate to contact our client services department on +61 3 9909 7310.PRIVATE DISCLOSURE STATEMENT: Any information provided by you in relation to this event is being collected by CLARIDEN GLOBAL INTERNATIONAL LIMITED and will be held in the strictest confidence. It will be added to our database for the primary purpose of providing you with information about future events and services.Visit us at www.claridenglobal.com for upcoming events

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