A Comprehensive Approach To Making Buildings Smart, Healthy & Sustainable
We are reaching a new age where buildings are not just places that provide a space for people to sit down and work, they are also expected to have powerful mechanisms, promote productivity and wellness, create immersive occupant experiences, and exceed evolving expectations.
But as they serve most of our societal needs, buildings are also held responsible for 39% of global energy consumption and 33% of greenhouse gas emissions - making these built environments a great contributor to climate change.
Buildings must be protected against technical obsolescence, the same way they should also be environmentally responsible, safe, and resource-efficient.
Can you transform a building to become both sustainable, healthy and smart?
This webinar on “A Comprehensive Approach To Making Buildings Smart, Healthy and Sustainable” digs into the uses and importance of smart technologies, and the ways in which the built environment can become even more sustainable by maximizing the opportunities that smart technologies present.
- Leveraging Technology to Enhance Building Sustainability
- The Importance of Integration in Creating Smarter and Safer Built Environments
- Q&A
He has worked on many iconic buildings across the commercial, retail, health, education, IT and defense sectors.
Starting his career as an engineering cadet, he has held positions in project engineering, project management and construction management through to his current role of Group Managing Director of Fredon Air which he has held for 15 years.
He is very interested about the role technology plays in the service industry and the utilisation of the IOT to improve the operation off and diagnosis of air conditioning systems.
Rebecca’s career has spanned from in-house ESG focused business strategy development and program deployment to consultancy and advisory. She brings a demonstrated track record of creating meaningful real-world solutions to achieve the vision of the group with a focus on real assets. She has a background in ESG program design and implementation, with a specialist focus on real assets. Rebecca previously worked with the leading real estate managing agent Cushman & Wakefield as their Head of ESG & Sustainability for Asia Pacific, guiding and supporting owners, investors and occupiers to realise their ESG visions through program deployment. She has a passion for cutting-edge solutions to promote and advance responsible business practices in the industry and achieve global sustainability goals.
Rebecca’s focus is the intersection of ESG and technology, and how these two specialties come together to drive positive outcomes for real assets.
Rebecca holds a Bachelor of Science, Environment (hons) from the University of Melbourne and a Masters Degree in Sustainability and Business Management from Monash University.
Rob is highly experienced with all facets of an entire buildings digital ecosystem and his experience includes a thorough understanding of the interoperability of all systems in a building (not just individual systems) & how they interact with one another. As the emergence of connected devices and systems continue to evolve, Rob's experience and expertise extends beyond OT & into IT to support the active hardware and structured cabling that allows all connected devices to communicate securely and reliably in a building as well as visualise data from all connected devices and services in a building in a single harmonised interface.
