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The “Glass Supper” is presented by Intelligent Glass Solutions

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Now the vast majority of communication in 2015 is conveyed through virtual or digital channels, it becomes easy to neglect our face-to-face relationships. Keeping it real in the virtual-driven world in which we live is a vital component of building loyal and long lasting business relationships. The development of deep and lasting relationships involves understanding the importance of our non verbal communication signals as much as, if not more than, our digital or electronic competence or dare I say, even more than our deftly persuasive telephone communication skills. We can develop all the advanced super technology we want but nothing beats being there physically, standing in front of another human being and having a conversation, a good old fashioned chin wag face to face, nothing can beat that proper, real connection.

When you’re in the company of really great people, it inspires you and lifts your soul, it makes you raise your game and believe that you can become really great too, maybe some of the stardust will fall on you and “Pow”, the real you will all of a sudden come forth. Over three hundred people will experience that feeling of uplifting inspiration on Thursday 3rd December when they gather together under one roof and connect with each other for the day (and deep into the night) at the glittering star-studded Glass Supper in London. The Opening Plenipotentiary Speaker for the event this year is the new President of the RIBA, the delightfully charismatic Jane Duncan who will reveal the plans for her term in office and her desire to reach out to young architectural students. All of the talented individuals who will be addressing the corporate leaders in the audience at the Glass Supper will reflect on various aspects of delight, the third Vitruvian virtue in their presentations, what it means to them, how they incorporate delight into their day to day work. Is delight an important virtue in buildings today when we are faced with incredibly urgent energy efficiency issues and pressing climate change challenges? Should delight in architecture be sacrificed for more practical building energy management and/or safety and security solutions in order to satisfy the needs of today? The answers to these and all the most critical industry issues will be discussed in London this December. Here, at this event, you will hear insightful discussion on distinctive topics with key personnel on the issues that really matter, and find out what these issues mean to us in the course of our daily lives.

The key factor connecting innovation, competitiveness and growth in the 21st century is people, talented people. It’s not finance, fear, or secrecy as so many people and corporations would have us believe. The Glass Supper facilitates perfect communication engaging all of our senses, and manifest in total connection of the heart, soul, mind, body, purpose and strength.

Get connected and make friends in high places on Thursday 3rd December at the Glass Supper 2015 in the Skygarden at 20 Fenchurch Street, London......Welcome!

ARCHITECTUREEvent speakers:C O n n E C t E D

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JanE DunCan

President of the royal Institute of British architects (rIBa)

amanDa rEynOlDs

Chair of Executive Committee, urban Design

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KarEn COOK

Founding Partner, PlP architecture

mEGan BEth rOystOn

Principal l adamson associates (International)

limited

Eva JIrICna

Principal, Eva Jiricna architects limited

nICOlE DOssO

technical Director skidmore, Owings

& merrill llP

EIlIs mCshanE

head of Facades for Brookfield multiplex Construction Europe

BECCI taylOr

associate Director within Building Engineering

london at arup

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meet the speakers:

Jane Duncan Jane Duncan was recently elected as the next President of the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA), the UK body for architecture and the architectural profession. Jane became President Elect on 1 September 2014 and will take over the two-year elected presidency from Stephen Hodder on 1 September 2015 as President of the RIBA, a position previously held by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott and Sir Basil Spence among others.

Jane is director of Jane Duncan Architects, an award winning practice of 16 architects and interior designers based in Buckinghamshire. Established in 1992, Jane Duncan Architects undertakes a mixture of high-end residential, sports and leisure, commercial and community projects. These vary from sustainable contemporary to traditional and listed buildings.

Trained at the Bartlett UCL, Jane set up in practice almost immediately after qualifying. She has been a small

practice champion at RIBA, and was 6 years Vice President Practice. Since 2013 she has also been the RIBA’s Equality and Diversity champion.

Jane lives in a hemp eco house designed for her family over 5 years ago, and has two children with husband Ian, who recently joined JDA as practice manager. She is a local community revitalisation champion, mentors and gives careers guidance to local school pupils, and until recently wrote and directed pantomimes for local charities.

megan Beth royston B.arch. (ntl-sa), rIBa, arBPrincipal l adamson associates (International) limited Megan Royston is a Principal with Adamson Associates (International) Limited. She joined the firm in 2000. Since that time, she has managed numerous large-scale high-rise developments in London. She has worked closely with clients, developers

and design teams on up-front feasibility and master planning studies, assisting in the realisation of the feasibility through design development to the project completion, with the majority of these projects constructed and occupied. This early involvement has allowed Megan to gain considerable experience on commercial design issues and efficiencies.

Working as Executive Architect, Megan has enjoyed the privilege of working with several world-renowned design architects on a variety of high-profile commercial, retail and residential projects. The role of Executive Architect has grown considerably in London in recent years, due in part to the commitment of Megan and her team in working in close collaboration with design architects to realise their design vision. As a result of this experience, Megan has gained extensive knowledge in resolving technical and constructability issues. Most recently, Megan led the UK team on the 20 Fenchurch Street office building in the City of London, a 37-storey commercial tower with design architects, Rafael Vinoly Architects. She is currently the Director of the Executive Architect team on a number of prestigious projects in varying stages of development across London, including Southbank Place, the Crossrail Station,

and two commercial towers at Canary Wharf.

Prior to joining Adamson, Megan was a partner in an architectural practice in South Africa, where she was responsible for the design and project management of a variety of building types including residential complexes, sports and entertainment centres, office parks, shopping centres, and cultural centres. She holds a Bachelor of Architecture degree from the University of Natal (Durban) South Africa and the Architectural Association, UK. She is a registered architect in the United Kingdom and a member of the Royal Institute of British Architects.

Eva JIrICna Principal, Eva Jiricna architects limited For over 30 years Eva Jiricna has run her own practice in London, with a varied portfolio of residential, commercial and retail projects ;


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meet the speakers:furniture, product and exhibition design ; private and public buildings, whilst establishing a global reputation for highly crafted and detailed schemes employing classic materials.. Her work aspires to the harmony of architecture and engineering, employing state of the art technology with the pinnacle of craftsmanship which can still be found both in the UK and parts of Europe. Eva’s name is also synonymous with the creation of dramatic and original staircases in glass and steel, intricately engineered, creating a focal point in many projects. Her attention to detail, functional approach to design, and dramatic manipulation of space have established her place in the highest echelons of British architecture, and she has been honoured with awards and accolades both in the UK (CBE, RA, RDI, RSA, Jane Drew prize) and the Czech Republic (Lifelong Contribution to Architecture Award, Honorary Doctorate for Lifetime Achievement, King George Medal). Clients include major corporate and public institutions (Victoria & Albert Museum, Somerset House, London Transport) as well as the retail sector (Boodles, Harrods, Joseph, Marcus, Joan & David) and private individuals. The practice has won numerous international design awards and the work regularly published and exhibited.

Karen Cook, aIa Founding Partner, PlP architecture Karen Cook is a Founding Partner of PLP Architecture.

Key elements of her work focus on integrating design and technology, making better places in which to live and work.

Currently, Karen leads the team designing 22 Bishopsgate, at the centre of the cluster of tall buildings in the City of London for Lipton Rogers Developments and AXA Real Estate. Its form respects townscape views while its character will realise more than an office building: publicly accessible amenities and an art programme form a new vertical village campus, reflecting the ever changing diverse City population.

Elsewhere in the City, Karen is the design Partner responsible for the contextual design of 2-6 Cannon Street, a new development by Pembroke Real Estate, comprising of offices and enhanced public realm opposite St. Paul’s Cathedral.

In Shoreditch, Karen works with Ballymore and Hammerson on the design of the residential components for The Goodsyard masterplan that will regenerate a large derelict site, offering a new large public park, re-use of historic fabric and homes and jobs in the London boroughs of Tower Hamlets and Hackney. In the Mayfair Conservation Area, Karen is the design partner for the Qatar Airways London Headquarters, a new bespoke office building and retail ticket showroom that will replace two post-World War II terrace buildings. The design proposal respects an adjacent Grade II* listed building and its historic context while expressing innovation in craft.

Karen’s extensive experience throughout Europe, driven by her interest in cultures and languages, includes, while formerly a Partner at KPF, the design of several tall buildings with innovative workplaces and public spaces: Tour First, the award-winning transformation of a 1970s concrete office block into France’s tallest office tower with a dynamic new skyline for La Défense, Paris; the design for The Pinnacle in the City of London, and the award-winning Danube House and Nile House in Prague, the former being the first sustainable office building in the Czech Republic and both their dramatic interiors forming action scene settings for James Bond’s “Casino Royale” and

“G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra.” Karen received a Master in

Architecture from Harvard University and a Bachelor of Architecture and a Bachelor of Art (Art and Architecture) from Rice University, Houston, Texas. She studied at Harvard Business School executive program in Women Leading Business and at the University of Virginia in Vicenza, Italy. She lectures at symposia and participates in student juries across Europe. Her designs have been exhibited at the Royal Academy of Arts, London and form part of the permanent collection at the Pompidou Center, Paris.

nicole Dosso, aIa lEED BD + C Director, skidmore, Owings & merrill llP As a director in the technical group in SOM’s New York office, Nicole Dosso joined the firm in 1998. She is a recognized expert in the technical challenges and solutions associated with the design of tall buildings in complex urban contexts. She has extensive


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meet the speakers:project experience that includes work on SOM’s key projects at the World Trade Center site: 7 World Trade Center and One World Trade Center.

Her other high-rise work in New York includes the Baccarat Hotel & Residences, Manhattan West mixed-use development, 250 West 55th Street commercial office building, 383 Madison Avenue headquarters building, and the exterior renovation of 2 Broadway (a 1.2-million-square-foot office tower in the Financial District).

In 2006, Dosso was honored by Professional Women in Construction for her outstanding contributions to the rebuilding of the World Trade Center site. Building Design + Construction recognized Dosso in its “40 Under 40” class for 2012. She was also honored in the “40 Under 40” issue of Crain’s New York Business. In May 2012, she was the recipient of a Presidential Citation from the American Institute of Architects for her contributions at the World Trade Center site.

Eilis mcshaneEilis has over 25 years’ experience in the construction industry and has worked in facades for the majority of that time. She studied Civil Engineering at Queens University in Belfast and subsequently received an MSc in Façade Engineering. She is a member of the Technical Committee at the Centre for Window and Cladding Technology, defining internationally recognised standards in Façade Engineering. She also established one of the first façade business units in the UK for a main contractor.

Eilis is Head of Facades for Brookfield Multiplex Construction Europe, a leading global contractor with expertise across the entire property spectrum. Eilis and her team work on a portfolio of major UK projects, predominantly in London which includes London Wall Place, Centre Point Tower and 22 Bishopsgate, which is due to the be tallest office building in the

City of London. She also works in collaboration with Brookfield Office Properties on defining the design brief for their facades to ensure innovation and best practice.

Since joining Brookfield Multiplex, she has established a façade peer group which provides support and advances in façade innovation in design and construction and also establishes learning and development for the wider business.

Eilis has worked on many of the iconic buildings on the London skyline including Central Saint Giles, One New Change and the Rothchild Headquarters.

Becci taylor Becci Taylor is an Associate Director within Building Engineering London at Arup, where she leads teams of multidisciplinary engineers, driving collaboration to realise integrated solutions that are great to live in while reducing resource use. She is

particularly passionate about people centred design for true sustainability – designing buildings for users rather than just accepting the way we’ve always done it.

She has applied this design approach to development strategies, masterplans and building designs across the globe. Her projects range from world leading art institutions to schools in developing countries – providing creative and technical design of building services and building physics. Current and recent projects include the Kimbell Art Museum Piano Pavilion in Fort Worth, Texas; the Maltese Parliament; Sabre Kindergartens in Ghana; and the East Village residential development in the Olympic Village in Stratford

Becci is a passionate advocate and communicator for integrated design through her work, teaching and writing. Becci is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Building Services Engineers and received the Woman of the Future Award in Science and Technology in 2012.

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10am: venue Opens

11.45am: Greetings and acknowledgements

12noon: Jane Duncan

12.30pm: megan royston

1pm: Eva Jiricna

1.30pm: Karen Cook

2pm: C O F F E E B r E a K

2.30pm: nicole Dosso

3pm: Eilis mcshane

3.30pm: Becci taylor

4pm: C O F F E E B r E a K

4.30pm: the architectural Glass Debate

5.30pm: Champagne reception (sponsored by sIKa)

7.30pm: thE Glass suPPEr

9.15pm sFE awards presentation

10.30pm: the Glass supper aFtEr Party (sponsored by saint-Gobain)

2am: Goodnight sweetheart

schedule of events

moderator: amanda reynolds Amanda is an Architect and Urban Designer with over 25 years experience in master planning, urban design, architecture, community engagement, expert evidence and design review on a range of projects in the UK and overseas.

Recent experience includes developing master planning solutions for post-industrial and greenfield sites in and around London and other UK cities. Projects include major housing and mixed-use regeneration projects for both public and private sector clients. All projects involve complex planning processes and collaborative team working as well as a variety of approaches to community engagement.

A number of Amanda’s projects have included a successful role as an expert witness for Planning Hearings or Public Inquiries on urban design and architectural issues.


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The third session of the daytime presentations begins after the 2nd coffee break, the Architectural Debate. This is one of the social interac-tive parts of the event in which the audience are encouraged to connect and get involved. There will be three main questions in this session with approximately 20 minutes on each question before moving on. Speakers of the day will be joined on the podium by: Mr. Klaus Lother: Managing Director Josef Gartner, Regional Leader Permasteelisa Group Mr. Jean-Paul Hautekeer: Global Marketing Director Dow Corning High Performance Solutions Mr. Johann Sischka: Member of the Executive Board Waagner-Biro

Mr. Christoph Troska: Manager Global Architecture Segment, Kuraray

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mr. Klaus lOthEr mr. JEan-Paul hautEKEEr

Global Marketing Director Dow Corning High Performance

Solutions

mr. ChrIstOPh trOsKa

Manager Global Architecture Segment, Kuraray

Managing Director Josef Gartner, Regional Leader Permasteelisa

Group

mr. JOhann sIsChKa

Member of the Executive Board Waagner-Biro


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architectural Debate – the BIG QuestionsKlaus LotherSince Jan. 2013: Permasteelisa GroupRegional Manger, EMEA & Group Strategic Planning. Since Jan. 2012: Permasteelisa Group. CEO Europe HUB & Group Strate-gic Planning. Since 2002: Josef Gartner GmbH. Gundelfingen, General Manager. 1999 – 2001: Josef Gartner GmbH. Gundelfin-gen, Head of Curtain Wall Depart-ment – International Business. Authorised Signatory (Prokurist). Management of International Department – contains tender/bid preparation, contract execu-tion, contractual check, project costs responsibility. 1996 – 1998: Josef Gartner GmbH & Co. KG. Gundelfingen. Key Account Manager. Preparation of tenders/bids, negotiation and preparation of the contract conclusion. 11/93 – 12/95: Josef Gartner GmbH & Co. KG. Gundelfingen. Project Management / Project Manager04/93 – 10/93: Josef Gartner GmbH & Co. KG. Gundelfingen. Trainee Program

Jean-Paul Hautekeer has more than 25 years’ experience in the Construction Industry and cur-

rently serves as global Marketing Director for High Performance Building at Dow Corning, a global leader in silicon-based technology and innovation. Jean-Paul is the global head of marketing strategy for the teams that develop silicon-based solutions to increase energy efficiency, sustainability and design performance of building facades. Based on four decades of innova-tion leadership, Dow Corning continues to invest in developing silicone based solutions that can create innovative, durable and sustainable High Performance Construction systems. Jean-Paul’s various positions within the Construction Industry, in R&D, Technical Service and Marketing, including expatriate experience in China have given him a unique insight into the evolution and future of the Industry globally. Jean-Paul holds a bachelor’s degree in Chemistry from the University of Liege, Belgium.

Johann Sischka is heading the company almost ever since its inception. He has been the driving force of many important moves such as entering new markets or widening the portfolio of products.

Having spent his entire profes-sional career with the company after graduating from Vienna’s Technical University as Civil Engineer, Johann Sischka has gained profound experience on steel projects on the most diverse range. This is the solid base for the continuous development of the company’s capabilities such as in the field of complex geometries or in dealing with new materi-als. Johann Sischka took leader-ship in such outstanding projects including the Reichstag’s Dome in Berlin, the British Museum Great Court, Swiss Re’s Top, the Yas Island Marina Hotel Gridshell, Capital Gate and Baku’s Interna-tional Airport New Terminal.

Being a frequent invited lecturer, Johann Sischka contributes to leading international gatherings like the Glass Processing Days and he also serves as Member of the Board of the Austrian Steel Construction Association.

Christoph Troska 43 years old (born on 24th of November 1972)· married, 3 childrenEducation· physicist (Diplom- Physiker), core

and elementary physics, thin film coatingsCareer:· 2000-2001 diploma thesis: R&D, Applied films, Hanau· 2001-2014 NSG Pilkington, different jobs in Technical Advisory Service (TAS) and marketing, left Pilkington as Head of European TAS and Innovationmanagement· 2014: TROSIFOL: Head of Marketing and Business Development· 2015: Kuraray: Manager, Global Architecture Segment

ms. BIrGIt hOrnDirector of glasstec 2016

Following the Architectural Debate Ms.Birgit Horn Director of glasstec 2016 rounds things up and reveals - to this audience - some of the highlights for next year’s show.

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ENGINEERINGFAÇADE FAÇADE2015

INTERNATIONAL AWARDS for FAÇADE ENGINEERING EXCELLENCE

The campaign to elicit entries for the second competition of the Society of Façade Engineering has come to an end with the deadline of 2nd December. And the judges are declaring a significant step forward over the inaugural 2013 event, in respect of quantity of entries and with their quality as exciting as those previously submitted.

FAÇADE2015 is based upon a simple goal: to recognise, reward and promote excellence in the design and engineering of fine architectural façades, an increasingly crucial element in the behaviour and appearance of buildings, both new build and refurbishment.

This year the competition is supported by Reynaers Aluminium and the winners of three categories - Façade of the Year 2015-New Build; Façade of the Year 2015–Refurbishment; and an additional category Outstanding Façade Innovation 2015 – will be presented at The Glass Supper, a fitting occasion for something that also carries with it such lofty ideals.

By then the judging panel, a veritable Who’s Who of façades experts, will have sifted through the entries and have produced winners that by definition will advance the cause of façades and have the audience at least nodding their heads in approval.

The SFE has announced a panel of judges designed to represent the key disciplines involved in the design and implementation of building façades as they play an ever-increasing role in the aesthetics and performance of buildings. Seven of the World’s leading experts involved with the design and implementation of building façades will therefore judge the entries in this years competition. The FAÇADE2015 panel includes:

Architect Mark Taylor BA DipArch DipAP MSc RIBA from Allies & Morrison and member of the Society of Façade Engineering;

Graham Hackley MSc MCIOB from specialist contractor Century Façades and Fellow of the Society of Façade Engineering;

Saverio Pasetto, MSc in Façade Engineering and Technical Director of principal contractor Skanska UK, MSFE;

David Metcalfe, a Senior Engineer and Chairman of the Centre for Window & Cladding Technology (CWCT), University of Bath and MSFE; Steve Lo MSc, PhD, University of Bath, lecturer and author and FSFE;

Patrick Ryan, Ph.D, CEng, MIStructE, Facade Consultant and Director of Patrick Ryan Associates and FSFE;

and Chairman of the Judges Chris Macey, CEO of Wintech Group and one of the founding members and past chairman and Fellow of the Society of Façade Engineering.

When considering entries judges must consider if each demonstrates excellence in technical design and/or research that has made a significant contribution to the discipline of façade engineering, in the development of technologies, product designs, systems or buildings. That contribution may be demonstrated in the form of technical advances, innovations or advanced engineering systems that result in practical design solutions for the completion of a project. Entries may relate to projects that are agreed, under construction or completed.

“In financial terms the cost of the façade of a new building will roughly equate to the cost of its structure,” said Graham Hackley, organiser of the competition for the Society. “However, the contribution of a well-considered façade will represent a far greater proportion of the building’s value over its lifetime, in terms of its overall performance but also, in respect of the perception of that building by its users and its impact on the local environment and society. These elements are becoming more widely understood but we believe there remains work to do, especially in the renovation of existing buildings.

“Some of the world’s most treasured structures are appreciated because of the key element of their façades. When the winners of FAÇADE2015 are announced we hope to have recognised new additions to that list.”

FAÇADE2015: to recognise, reward and promote excellence in the design and engineering of fine architectural façades

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The Society of Façade Engineering was formed in 2004 as a joint initiative of CIBSE, IStructE and the RIBA. It is governed by a Council drawn from among its members and administered by CIBSE.

The Society provides a forum in which architects, façade engineers, building services engineers, structural engineers and contractors can work together to advance knowledge and practice in façade engineering, promote good practice and ensure that today’s increasingly complex building façades meet the many and varying performance criteria. In particular, it addresses the complex issues in building physics of thermal insulation, ventilation, lighting, solar control, and acoustics.

about the society of Façade Engineering

The 2013 International Award for Façade Engineering Excellence was won by Aedas Architects for the façade engineering work on Al Bahr Towers in Abu Dhabi The Award was presented by RIBA President Stephen Hodder MBE to Mike Walters of Aedas UK at the Hilton Canary Wharf during the Glass Supper 2013. (below)

FAÇADE2015: to recognise, reward and promote excellence in the design and engineering of fine architectural façades

“The SFE FAÇADE2015 Competition seeks to highlight the skills, the vision and competence that are creating the best of these projects.”

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GaBOr anDrasI, GUARDIAN EUROPE, LUXEMBOURGalaIn anthOny, YUANDA EUROPE, SWITZERLAND

mIIKa aPPElQvIst, GLASTON, FINLANDmIrKO arEnD, MESSE MUENCHEN/ BAU, GERMANY

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marCIn Bara, AGF LTD, UNITED KINGDOMEmmanuEl BarrOIs, ATELIER EMMANUEL BARROIS, FRANCE

tarEK BassIl, MOMENTIVE (GE SEALANTS), THE NETHERLANDSPaul BastIanEn, VINDICO APPLIED TECHNOLOGIES, THE NETHERLANDS

nICK BEaumOnt, IPL / IGS, UNITED KINGDOManDrEas BECCarD, PRIEDEMANN BUILDING ENVELOPES CONSULTANTS, UNITED KINGDOM

lOIs BEDFOrD UNITED KINGDOMstEvE BEDFOrD, POLESTAR STONES THE PRINTERS, UNITED KINGDOM

BEnJamIn BEEr, MEINHARDT FACADES DUBAI, UAEFranCEsC BEllaPart, BELLAPART ENGINEERING, SPAIN

Paul BEntlEy, FK GROUP, UNITED KINGDOMmarCO BErGamIn, SUNGLASS S.R.L., ITALY

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Guus BOEKhOuDt, GUARDIAN EUROPE, LUXEMBOURGstEvE BOsI, WSP GROUP, UNITED KINGDOM

DarrEn BOylE, OLYMPIC GLASS, UNITED KINGDOMPhIlIP BrEEsE, WESTON WILLIAMSON & PARTNERS, UNITED KINGDOMtElEsIlla BrIstOGIannI, TU-DELFT UNIVERSITY, THE NETHERLANDS

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JOhn COnBOyE, WAAGNER BIRO LTD, UNITED KINGDOMKarEn COOK, PLP ARCHITECTURE, UNITED KINGDOMshaun COrBy, PRESS GLASS UK LTD, UNITED KINGDOM

Graham COult, EOC, UNITED KINGDOMmIKE CrOsslEy, CROSSLEY CONSULT, UNITED KINGDOM

arthur CrOW, ALCO GLASS, UNITED KINGDOMEnrICO CutrI, SIKA SERVICES AG, SWITZERLANDDavE DaltOn, BRITISH GLASS, UNITED KINGDOM

anthOny DarKanGElO, FINISHING CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION, USAsErGIO DE GaEtanO, THORNTON TOMASETTI, UNITED KINGDOM

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FlOrIan DÖBBEl, SIKA SERVICES AG, SWITZERLANDGraham DODD, ARUP, UNITED KINGDOM

PEDrO DOOrs, MOMENTIVE (GE SEALANTS), THE NETHERLANDSnICOlE DOssO, SOM ARCHITECTS, USA

JOhn DOWnEs, LEND LEASE FACADES, UNITED KINGDOMaDrIan DOylE, MCMULLEN FACADES, UNITED KINGDOM

JanE DunCan, ROYAL INSTITUTE OF BRITISH ARCHITECTS (RIBA), UNITED KINGDOMlEIGh EasDEn, THORNTON TOMASETTI, UNITED KINGDOM

Dan EDWarDs, CROSSLEY CONSULT, UNITED KINGDOMZara EDWarDs, THORNTON TOMASETTI, UNITED KINGDOM

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marKus EllEnrIEDEr, SKY-FRAME AG, SWITZERLANDFranCIs EllInGtOn, FACE ARCHITECTURAL, UNITED KINGDOM

Gary EllIOtt, ELLIOTT WOOD, UNITED KINGDOMDOnalD EshuIs, SCHEUTEN, GERMANY

marK EustaCE, MARK EUSTACE ASSOCIATES, UNITED KINGDOMGraham FaIrlEy, ADAMSON ASSOCIATES (INTERNATIONAL) LTD, UNITED KINGDOM

ClauDIa FaraBEGOlI, THORNTON TOMASETTI, UNITED KINGDOMthErEsa FarIna, THORNTON TOMASETTI, UNITED KINGDOM

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BIlly FIElD, DANE ARCHITECTURAL SYSTEMS LTD, UNITED KINGDOMmIKKO FIlmEr, AGC INTERPANE, UNITED KINGDOM

DavID FrasEr, SIKA LIMITED, UNITED KINGDOMmarIElla GallO, ARUP, UNITED KINGDOM

Paul GaO, TIANJIN NORTHGLASS INDUSTRIAL TECHNICAL CO.LTD, CHINAthOmas GEIsslEr, FRENER & REIFER GMBH, GERMANY

alan GEOrGE, REYNAERS LTD, UNITED KINGDOMnEEsha GOPal, MEINHARDT FACADES, UNITED KINGDOM

martIn GrInnEll, SKIDMORE OWINGS & MERRILL ARCHITECTS, UNITED KINGDOMPaul GrOvE, MEINHARDT UK, UNITED KINGDOM

sElamI GÜrEl, ENG METAL YAPI INS.TAAH.SAN.DIS.TIC S.A., TURKEYGraham haCKlEy, CENTURY FACADES, UNITED KINGDOM

marIO haEPP, HAGA METALLBAU GMBH, GERMANYanDrEW hall, NOVUS, UNITED KINGDOM

tIm hanlOn, SAINT-GOBAIN, UNITED KINGDOMFrasEr haran, WESTCROWNS, UNITED KINGDOM

DanIEl harrEnDEnCE, SAINT-GOBAIN, UNITED KINGDOMIJaZZ hassan, BARCLAYS BANK, UNITED KINGDOMJEan-Paul hautEKEEr, DOW CORNING, BELGIUM

thOmas hEnrIKsEn, WAAGNER-BIRO STAHLBAU, AUSTRIADavID hErKEnnE, SKY-FRAME AG, SWITZERLANDClaus hErmansEn, BIG ARCHITECTS, DENMARK

vOlKEr hErrmann, GLAS TROESCH, SWITZERLANDrICharD hICKsOn, SAINT-GOBAIN, UNITED KINGDOM

JODy hODGsOn, FIRMAN GLASS, UNITED KINGDOMJasmIn hODZIC, GUARDIAN EUROPE, LUXEMBOURG

GErD hOEnICKE, SCHUECO, GERMANYhElmut hOhEnstEIn, Dr, DR HOHENSTEIN CONSULTANCY, AUSTRIA

BIrGIt hOrn, MESSE DUESSELDORF, GERMANYPEtEr hrIstOv, UK TOP LTD, UNITED KINGDOM

sammy huI, DOW CORNING ASIA, HONG KONGPEKKa hyttI, GLASTON, FINLAND

KEnt JaCKsOn, SKIDMORE OWINGS & MERRILL ARCHITECTS, UNITED KINGDOMmarIa JasIEWICZ, IPL / IGS, UNITED KINGDOM

rICharD JEKIEl, REYNAERS LTD, UNITED KINGDOMGary JEnKIns, OLYMPIC GLASS, UNITED KINGDOM

Eva JIrICna, EVA JIRICNA ARCHITECTS, UNITED KINGDOM



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thOmas JOst, WAAGNER-BIRO STAHLBAU, AUSTRIABrunO KassEl-hEnnEBErG, GLAS TROESCH, GERMANY

tOmasZ KasZtElan, PRESS GLASS SA, POLANDDarrEn KEarns, SAINT-GOBAIN, UNITED KINGDOM

matt KErshaW, PRESS GLASS UK LTD, UNITED KINGDOMasIF Khan, ASIF KHAN LTD, UNITED KINGDOM

BOrIs KOCK, SCHELDEBOUW B.V., THE NETHERLANDSyasEmIn KOlOGlu, SKIDMORE OWINGS&MERRILL ARCHITECTS, UNITED KINGDOM

mIKKEl KraGh, DANSK ARKITEKTUR CENTER, DENMARKanDy laKE, SAINT-GOBAIN, UNITED KINGDOM

ashlEy lanE, FOSTER & PARTNERS, UNITED KINGDOMalIstaIr laZEnBy, YUANDA EUROPE, UNITED KINGDOM

JEan lE lay, RFR GROUP, FRANCECathErInE lEE, GUANGDONG KIN LONG HARDWARE PRODUCTS CO.LTD, CHINA

JamEs lEE, GGF, UNITED KINGDOMClaIrE lIu, GUANGDONG KIN LONG HARDWARE PRODUCTS CO.LTD, CHINA

stEvE lO, Dr, MSC FAÇADE ENGINEERING, UNITED KINGDOMJamEs lOCKWOOD UNITED KINGDOM

DavID lÓPEZ, TVITEC, SPAINKlaus lOthEr, JOSEF-GARTNER / PERMASTEELISA GROUP, GERMANY

ChrIstIan lOutEr, PROF., TU-DELFT UNIVERSITY, THE NETHERLANDShuW lOvEGrOvE, SAINT-GOBAIN, UNITED KINGDOMtIm lOvEll, CENTURY FACADES, UNITED KINGDOM

luKE lOWInGs, CARPENTER LOWINGS ARCHITECTS, UNITED KINGDOMJasOn lOWrIE, JALICO LTD, UNITED KINGDOM

WaltEr luEssI, TUCHSCHMID CONSTRUCTA, SWITZERLANDmarK lynCh, FIRMAN GLASS, UNITED KINGDOM

WIll maCDOnalD, AECOM LTD, UNITED KINGDOMChrIs maCEy, WINTECH CONSULTANCY, UNITED KINGDOM

JulIan maDDOCK-BOrn, ITSL UK, UNITED KINGDOMrEnatE maDDOCK-BOrn, ITSL UK, UNITED KINGDOM

matthIas maI, MAI PR, GERMANYChrIstIan malE, IAN SIMPSON ARCHITECTS, UNITED KINGDOM

BrIan mallOn, STUDIO EGRET WEST ARCHITECTS, UNITED KINGDOMvlaDImIr marInOv, ARUP, UNITED KINGDOM

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SIMONE MARTIN, FOSTER & PARTNERS, UNITED KINGDOMDUNCAN MCLEAN, IPIG, UNITED KINGDOM

EILIS MCSHANE, BROOKFIELD MULTIPLEX EUROPE, UNITED KINGDOMHEIDI MERGL, WILKINSON & EYRE ARCHITECTS, UNITED KINGDOM

STIG MIKKELSEN, MIKKELSEN ARKITEKTER AS, DENMARKRONNIE MILLS, MCMULLEN FACADES, UNITED KINGDOM

PEER MOLNAR, SEDAK, GERMANYTIM MORGAN, MIKE CROSSLEY CONSULTING, UNITED KINGDOM

MICHEL MOSSESSIAN, MOSSESSIAN & PARTNERS, UNITED KINGDOMADRIAN MULCHINOCK, INHABIT, UNITED KINGDOM

NEIL MURPHY, MURPHY DESIGN STUDIO, IRELAND & UKALLEN NAIK, IT SEARCH & SELECT / IGS, UNITED KINGDOM

GAILORD NEPP, WINTECH TESTING, UNITED KINGDOMJÜRGEN NEUGEBAUER, PROF., FH JOANNEUM/ UNIVERSITY OF APPLIED SCIENCE, AUSTRIA

GARY NEWBOLD, SOLARLUX SYSTEMS LTD, UNITED KINGDOMKAMAL NIAZY, KURARAY, UAE

BRUCE NICOL, DOW CORNING, UNITED KINGDOMFABRICE NUSSBAUMER, GLAS TROESCH, SWITZERLAND

JAMES O’CALLAGHAN, ECKERSLEY O’CALLAGHAN, UNITED KINGDOMCHRIS OATRIDGE, LAKESMERE LTD, UNITED KINGDOM

FAIDRA OIKONOMOPOULOU, TU-DELFT UNIVERSITY, THE NETHERLANDSBÜLENT ÖZGÜL, METAL YAPI SISTEMLERI TIC.A.S., TURKEY

ROSS PALMER, FOSTER & PARTNERS, UNITED KINGDOMSAUL PAPALEO, AGC GLASS EUROPE, BELGIUM

PHILIPPE PARAIRE, FELIX / FAYAT, SWITZERLANDBRUCE PARK SOUTH KOREA

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SAVERIO PASETTO, SKANSKA, UNITED KINGDOMMANNY PATEL, STRUCTURA, UNITED KINGDOM

NEIL PEARSON, FORSTER PROFILE SYSTEMS, UNITED KINGDOMROB PEEBLES, PLP ARCHITECTURE, UNITED KINGDOM

MARK PNIEWSKI, RAMBOLL UK, UNITED KINGDOMHEIKO PROBST, BGT, GERMANY

PATRICK QUINLAN, CANARY WHARF CONTRACTORS, UNITED KINGDOMLISA RAMMING, ECKERSLEY O’CALLAGHAN, UNITED KINGDOM

LEROY REED, KITE GLASS, UNITED KINGDOM



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NIGEL REES, GGF, UNITED KINGDOMJOCHEN REGENAUER, KURARAY, GERMANY

AMANDA REYNOLDS, URBAN DESIGN GROUP, UNITED KINGDOMSTEVE RICE, GGF, UNITED KINGDOM

DUNCAN RICHARDS, FMDC LTD, UNITED KINGDOMKAI RICHTER, RAMBOLL UK, UNITED KINGDOM

IAN RITCHIE, IAN RITCHIE ARCHITECTS, UNITED KINGDOMMARK RODGERS, AGC GLASS UK LTD, UNITED KINGDOM

DAMIAN ROGAN, EOC, UNITED KINGDOMKAREN ROGERS, CANARY WHARF CONTRACTORS, UNITED KINGDOM

ANDY ROLFE, LAKESMERE, UNITED KINGDOMANKE ROLLENHAGEN, SIR ROBERT MCALPINE, UNITED KINGDOM

EDUARDO ROSA, INTERPANE, SPAINMEGAN BETH ROYSTON, ADAMSON ASSOCIATES (INTERNATIONAL) LTD, UNITED KINGDOM

PATRICK RYAN, PATRICK RYAN ASSOCIATES LTD, UNITED KINGDOMDAVID SALMON, EH SMITH FACADES LTD, UNITED KINGDOM

BJÖRN A SANDEN, KURARAY, GERMANYHELEN SANDERS, SAINT-GOBAIN, USA

IVES SCHUEPFER, YUANDA EUROPE, SWITZERLANDDIRK SCHULTE, APG INTERNATIONAL, USA

MARTINA SCHWIPPL, SIKA SERVICES AG, ITALYCARLO SEIPEL, FMDC LTD, UNITED KINGDOM

FRANCIS SERRUYS, SAINT-GOBAIN, FRANCEGREG SINCLAIR, WINTECH LTD, UNITED KINGDOM

JOHANN SISCHKA, WAAGNER-BIRO STAHLBAU, AUSTRIAANTONY SMITH, IPIG, UNITED KINGDOM

KEVIN SMITH, PRATER LTD, UNITED KINGDOMVINCENT SMITH, AGC INTERPANE, UNITED KINGDOM

LARISSA SOBOLEVSKAYA, GLASSBEL EU, LITHUANIADMITRI SOBOLEVSKI, GLASSBEL EU, LITHUANIA

AULIKKI SONNTAG, ROSCHMANN, GERMANYINGO STELZER, KURARAY, GERMANY

ROB STEPHENS, INHABIT, UAESARA STUPAK, LINDNER FACADES LTD, UNITED KINGDOM

GARY SUMMERS, ALUMET, UNITED KINGDOMLEE SUMMERS, ALUMET, UNITED KINGDOM

TOMASZ SZYDA, PRESS GLASS SA, POLAND



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BASAK TASDELEN, STAR GRUP CAM.A.S., TURKEYBECCI TAYLOR, ARUP, UNITED KINGDOM

MARK TAYLOR, ALLIES & MORRISON ARCHITECTS, UNITED KINGDOMALAN TEARLE, ADAMSON ASSOCIATES (INTERNATIONAL) LTD, UNITED KINGDOM

RICHARD TILL, YUANDA EUROPE, UNITED KINGDOMNEIL TOLLEY, NET PROJECT MANAGEMENT & CONSULTANCY LTD, UNITED KINGDOM

CHRISTOPH TROSKA, KURARAY, GERMANYOLIVER TYLER, WILKINSON & EYRE ARCHITECTS, UNITED KINGDOM

ANGELO VALENTINO, SCHOOTER 1 / IGS, UNITED KINGDOMKATRINA VASILIEVA UNITED KINGDOM

MARTIJN VENEMA, SOLARLUX SYSTEMS LTD, UNITED KINGDOMEMANUEL VIGLINO, ARCORA, FRANCE

VALDAS VIRBALAS, GLASSBEL EU, LITHUANIAJORMA VITKALA, GLASTON, FINLAND

WERNER WAGNER, DR, SIKA SERVICES AG, SWITZERLANDPETER WALKER, NA CURTAIN WALLING, UNITED KINGDOM

ADAM WARING, M PRICE LTD, UNITED KINGDOMHENK WASSINK, AGC INTERPANE, FRANCE

SIMON WEBSTER, FMDC LTD, UNITED KINGDOMROBBIE WELCH, NA CURTAIN WALLING, UNITED KINGDOM

JULIA WENZEL, MESSE MUENCHEN/ BAU, GERMANYALAN WEST, TROMBE, UNITED KINGDOM

PHILIPPE WILLARETH, DR.LÜCHINGER & MEYER BAUINGENIEURE AG, SWITZERLANDGILES WILLSON, GGF, UNITED KINGDOM

JONATHAN WILSON, ARUP FAÇADE ENGINEERING, UNITED KINGDOMWILL WIMSHURST, WIMSHURST PELLERITI, UNITED KINGDOM

KLAUS WITTMAN, BGT, GERMANYANDY WOODS, SAINT-GOBAIN, UNITED KINGDOM

DAVE WYATT, EU GLASS, UNITED KINGDOMMIKE YERRELL, AGF LTD, UNITED KINGDOM

KENNETH ZAMMIT, BURO HAPPOLD, UNITED KINGDOMEDWARD ZAUCHA, APG INTERNATIONAL, USA


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