Delivering a safe, healthy and sustainable built environment.
Below is the programme.
Session 1: Whole life and embodied carbon assessment
Chair - Kevin Kelly, ABB sponsor address
Keynote address – Embodied Carbon and Part Z
Will Arnold, Head of Climate Action, The Institution of Structural Engineers
Whole life carbon comparison of UK office heating and cooling systems
Will Belfield, Hoare Lea
Analysis of the deterring aspects of the life cycle assessment process for the embodied carbon calculation of buildings
Golnaz Mohebbi, University of West London
Session 2: Reducing infection risk through ventilation
Chair - Chris Iddon
Risk mitigation of airborne infection in mechanically ventilated spaces
Brendon McManus, Clean Air Technologies
Application of CO2 monitoring methods for post-occupancy evaluation of ventilation effectiveness to mitigate airborne disease transmission at events
Liora Malki-Epshtein, University College London
Case studies investigating the relationship between indoor air quality (IAQ), infection risk and building wellness
David Glover, Plasma Clean Ltd
Session 3: The future of heat
Chair - Laura Mansel Thomas
Electrification of heat generation for heat networks
Tom Burton, FairHeat
The generation gap! Are 5th generation district energy schemes better or just different?
Graeme Maidment, London South Bank University
Application of a novel solar-assisted double sources heat pump system for building heating
Yunhai Li, University of Hull
Session 4: Assessing operation energy in practice
Chair - Robert Cohen
A high temporal resolution assessment of photovoltaic electricity production and energy consumption of an electrified London primary school
Jean-Baptiste Clochet, UCL, Cundall
An analysis of 2030 EPC performance for existing hotel stock
Annie Marston, Hydrock
Photovoltaic system requirements for 1980’s Gatehouse Refurbishment: Accuracy of existing performance assessment methodologies
John Brittle, Loughborough University
Session 5: Special address & Sponsor Swegon address
Chair - Hywel Davies, Swegon sponsor address
Joshua Emerson, Marketing Director, Swegon
Keynote address – Making SAP fit for Net Zero: the SAP 11 scoping report
Thomas Lefevre, Etude and Julie Godefroy, CIBSE
Session 6: Strategies for reducing viral concentrations in indoor air
Chair - Hywel Davies
Indoor air quality monitoring study in a modern office building
Emma Gibbons, University College London
Lift solutions for the post pandemic world
Rory Smith, University of Northampton
The Equivalent Fresh Air Index – A virus focused technology neutral index for accurate comparison and application of all virus-in-air reduction technologies
Declan Keane, Declan Keane Consulting Engineers
Session 7: Modelling performance for the future heat networks
Chair - Phil Jones
Carbon, Costs and Coefficient of Performance – New Metrics for Heat Pumps
Henrique Lagoeiro, London South Bank University
Impact of building-level heat load testing on heat network performance
Ryan Harris , FairHeat
Using heat pumps for heading towards net zero
Lasath Lecamwasam, ESBS Pty Ltd
Session 8: Future opportunities for future benefits
Chair - David Green
Opportunities for Research and Innovation
Melanie Jans-Singh, BEIS - Transport, Industrial and Commercial Refrigeration in the UK
Developing best practice maintenance strategies
Geoff Prudence
The evolution of the ‘regenerative sustainability’ concept in the Built Environment literature: a systematic review
Daniela Pinto de Andrade, Instituto Superior Técnico (University of Lisbon)
Session 9: Modelling for the future
Chair - Julie Godfroy
Tracking the energy effects of changes to buildings
John Field, Native-Hue Ltd
Operational energy and emissions trajectory visualisation using S-curves – a prototype practical tool
Roderic Bunn, University College London
Parametric approach to environmental modelling in support of early-stage design of residential developments
Martina Pacifici, AHMM
Session 10: Details to follow
Session 11: Special address & Sponsor Schneider Electric address
Chair - Claire Das Bhaumik, Schneider Electric sponsor address
Keynote address - Design for performance: Lessons from the NABERS UK Independent Design Review Process
Grace Foo, DeltaQ Pty Ltd
Session 12: Lighting in Practice - user perceptions and experience
Chair - Kevin Kelly
An investigation into the lighting characteristics within the University of Warwick Engineering Department
Jacob Pittaway, University of Warwick
Office users’ preferences on dynamic LED lighting and its impact on alertness, mood and task performance
Fatma Büşra Köse, Izmir Institute of Technology
Session 13: Water and Sustainability
Chair - Tim Dwyer
Cost optimisation of online water quality monitoring by selection of key water chemistry parameters
Peter Horne, FairHeat
Field trial and design approach for improving hot water delivery time
Gareth Jones, FairHeat
Session 14: Influences of shading on visual and thermal comfort
Chair - Anastasia Mylona
Comparison of real-world data with simulated results to enhance building thermal retention when using shading devices
Bahareh Salehi, London South Bank University
Surprising results from a post occupancy evaluation of the way internal roller blinds impact perceptions of visual discomfort
Zoe De Grussa, London South Bank University
Evaluating the visual and non-visual performance of shading systems through a novel simulation workflow
Marshal Maskarenj, Catholic University of Louvain
Session 15: Using simulation to improve performance
Chair - Anna Mavrogianni
A dataset from synthetically occupied test houses for validating model predictions of overheating
Ben Roberts, Loughborough University and Ben Abel, Hilson Moran
Investigating the role of calibration of hygrothermal simulations in the low carbon retrofit of solid walls
Yuansong Ding, University College London
Welcome to Green Street - A virtual street map to zero-carbon urban energy
Karl Drage, The Kensa Group
Session 16: Carbon visions - towards a zero carbon future
Chair - Colin Ashford
Loose fit, low carbon zero energy
Martin Murray, University of Ulster
Net zero public sector buildings standard
Jamie Goth, Scottish Futures Trust
Assessing Net Zero Carbon Targets and Falling Carbon Factors at 4-5 Lochside Avenue, Edinburgh Park
Rob Cargil, Troup Bywaters + Anders
Session 17: Case studies in real life energy performances
Chair - John Field
Building integrated mini data centres
Ross McCarthy, Technological University Dublin, Aurecon
A super performance dew point cooler for data centre - From lab to real-life application
Cheng Zeng, University of Hull
DHW ASHP - a retrospective look at a retro fit application
Cameron Steel, Silver EMS
Session 18: Concluding technical session - industry issues and new ways of working
Chair - Kevin Mitchell
Accelerating climate education in the built environment
Aaron Gillich, London South Bank University
Building and Fire Safety - Preparing for the Future
Hywel Davies - CIBSE Technical Director
Session 19: Awards and closing reception
Chair - Hywel Davies