The third annual Sustainability Live conference returns to Sydney, Thursday 7 November, with renowned panellists dissecting the year’s most critical industry issues.
October 14th, 2019
Now in its third year, next Thursday’s 2019 Sustainability Live panel event is shaping up to be seriously illuminating with panellists bring impressive knowledge and experience across numerous fields of design and sustainability expertise.
Have you booked your tickets yet? Register here.
The day will kick off with BVN co-CEO, Neil Logan, giving the keynote address. As a future-focused designer, Logan embodies BVN’s studio purpose – collective creativity to design a better future. Through his practice leadership, he aims to help BVN address the profound changes that are transforming architecture and construction.
Other panel luminaries include:
These are just some of the high-powered and internationally-renowned built environment and sustainability experts that will be on-hand to share the wealth of their experience.
With each panel talk worth one CPD point (totalling six CPD points for the day), a particular program highlight is The continuing evolution of Indigenous Design, where a panel of Indigenous designers will gather to discuss their unique design perspectives and contributions to the sustainable built environment industry, and what we can do to ensure Indigenous voices are heard in the industry.
We will also be addressing one of this year’s biggest industry issues – the apartment building crisis. A topic much-loved by the media, but yet to be widely addressed in industry conferences. You can expect this panel to get contentious as our esteemed panel of experts scrutinise the topic and present their varying opinions on what’s going wrong and what needs to be done to fix it.
And in a first for Sustainability Live, we will have a live window testing demonstration with expert discussions on Australian window standards.
Don’t miss out on what will be a truly unique and career-enriching conference. Register for this landmark event now.
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