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Chairman’s Note:<br />

Llewellyn van Wyk - CSIR<br />

The programme for this year’s Green<br />

Building Conference has been<br />

structured differently from previous<br />

years. The presentations have been<br />

arranged to begin with an update of the status of green building in<br />

South Africa, and progress from a broad overview of key principles<br />

down to detail studies culminating in a design charrette at the end<br />

of Day Two. The intention is thus to take the delegate on a journey<br />

from a general understanding to the implementation of principles<br />

over the two days.<br />

Design Charrettes<br />

The French term ‘charrette’ refers to Parisian architecture students<br />

in the 19th century. The goal of a charrette is to begin a community<br />

dialogue. The design concepts that emerge from a charrette are<br />

normally widely circulated. It’s very likely that these ideas will<br />

have a significant impact on shaping a development. Typically<br />

design professionals are divided into four teams that will approach<br />

different elements of the area around the future development. In<br />

the case of the charrette to be held at the conference the idea is to<br />

a) promote the notion of collaborative design and b) to encourage<br />

delegates to apply the lessons they have learnt from the two days<br />

of presentations.<br />

After the session the delegates will have had the opportunity to use<br />

the knowledge they have gained from the presentations and have<br />

applied it to a real building.<br />

Master of Ceremonies:<br />

Gordon Brown - <strong>Alive2green</strong><br />

Gordon Brown is co-founder and<br />

director of <strong>Alive2green</strong>. He has<br />

degrees in economics and law and<br />

15 years experience in architectural<br />

publications and media. Brown<br />

has been involved in sustainability since 2002 when he launched<br />

Progress magazine. He is a GreenStar AP and heads up green<br />

building activities at <strong>Alive2green</strong>.<br />

CONTENTS:<br />

Speaker Profiles 4 - 5<br />

Programme 10<br />

Sponsors and Exhibitors 11 - 16<br />

Floor Plan 17<br />

<strong>Alive2green</strong> Directors:<br />

Lloyd Macfarlane<br />

Gordon Brown<br />

Andrew Fehrsen<br />

Sales Team:<br />

Glenda Kulp<br />

Deon Arendse<br />

Jennifer Benjamin<br />

Reinaldo Springveldt<br />

Neil Heldsinger<br />

Louna Rae<br />

Event organising:<br />

Catherine Scott<br />

Cara-Dee Carlstein<br />

Robyn Brown<br />

Design:<br />

Celeste Yates<br />

Accounts:<br />

Suraya Manuel<br />

Wadoeda Brenner<br />

The Green Building Conference and Exhibition 2011 3

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