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Asia Construction Conference 2016

Friday, 8 January 2016, 09:00-17:00

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Venue: The Ballroom, Level 7, Cordis (formerly Langham Place Hotel)　　　Hong Kong at Langham Place, Mongkok, Kowloon, Hong Kong

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Asia Construction Conference 2016Building sustainable capacity: challenges & solutions

Friday, 8 January 201609:00-17:00The Ballroom, Level 7 Cordis Hong Kong (formerly Langham Place Hotel)Langham Place, Mongkok Kowloon, Hong Kong

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Gain insights into:Causes and solutions to construction cost instability. Latest methods for lowering carbon emission, e.g. zero carbon design and asset enhance-ment. BIM responsibilities, risks, and ROI. Case studies from the government, and from projects around the world.

Industry leaders and government representatives discuss the roadmap for Asia’s future development at the first ever RICS Asia Construction Conference.

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Building Services Operation andMaintenance Executives Society

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1250 Luncheon

1545 Coffee Break

1700 End of seminar

1430 The journey towards mandatory BIM

Chair: ‧Mr Alan Muse FRICS　RICS Director of Built Environment 　　　Professional GroupsPanellist: ‧Ms Ada Fung　Chair, Road Map for BIM Working Group　Construction Industry Council and　Deputy Director of Housing　(Development & Construction) 　Hong Kong Housing Authority‧Mr Jugal Makwana　BIM Director Asia Pacific, AECOM‧Dr Donald Pan MRICS　Deputy General Manager 　Shenzhen Sogar Engineering Consultant 　Co. Ltd, China

1605 HK Airport’s 3rd runway – challenges in project delivery

Mr John Chai Sung-veng Executive DirectorEngineering & TechnologyHong Kong Airport AuthorityModerator:Mr Will Myles RICS Managing Director, Asia Pacific

1655 Day wrap up Mr Will MylesRICS Managing Director, Asia Pacific

Chair : ‧Ir Cary Chan　Director of Hong Kong Green 　Building Council Panellist: ‧Dr Calvin Kwan 　General Manager,Sustainability 　Link Asset Management Limited‧Dr Ho Hiang Kwee　Adjunct Principal Scientist, Energy 　Research Institute, Nanyang 　Technological University, Singapore‧Mr Man Kit Leung 　Green Building Faculty Member of 　Hong Kong, Green Building Council　Director of Sustainable Design of 　　　　Ronald Lu & Partners (Hong Kong) Ltd.‧Mr Stephen Tam MRICS　Technical and Sustainability Services　　Asset Services, China, CBRE

1135 What are the solutions to lower carbon emission?

Mr Alan Muse FRICSRICS Director of Built Environment Professional Groups

1415 BIM: Separating rhetoric from practice

The inaugural RICS Asia Construction Conference will address a range of issues affecting Asia’s development today. Construction costs are unstable. Carbon emission remains a major con-cern. BIM looks to become a new standard, but is uncharted territory for many. This RICS con-ference will be a platform for regional industry leaders and the HKSAR Government to discuss these topics in depth.

Friday, 8 January 2016Venue:Programme The Ballroom, Level 7,

Cordis (formerly Langham Place Hotel) ,Hong Kong at Langham Place, Mongkok, Kowloon, Hong Kong

0830 Registration

1100 Coffee break

0900 Welcome address Mr Kenneth Kwan FRICSRICS Asia Quantity Surveyor & Construction Professional Group Board Chairman Organising Committee Chairman

0905 Opening speechHong Kong’s capacity in delivering the capital works program

Ir Hon Chi-keung, JPPermanent Secretary for Development (Works), Hong Kong SAR Goverment

0945 What are the solutions to stabilize costs?

Chair: ‧Prof Steve Rowlinson FRICS　Professor, Department of Real Estate 　　and Construction 　The University of Hong Kong Panellist: ‧Dr Philip Chen MRICS　Head of Property Development and 　　　Project Management　The Hong Kong Jockey Club‧Ms Ada Fung　Chair, Road Map for BIM Working 　　　　Group Construction Industry Council and 　Deputy Director of Housing　(Development & Construction) 　Hong Kong Housing Authority‧Mr Ian Kerswill　Commercial Manager, Leighton Asia‧Mr Gilbert Kwok FRICS　Partner, Clyde & Co.

0925 Rising costs of construction Prof Steve Rowlinson FRICS Professor,Department of Real Estate & Construction The University of Hong Kong

Ms Christine Loh Kung-wai, JP Under-Secretary for the Environment Hong Kong SAR Goverment

1120 Energy saving plan for Hong Kong’s built environment 2015-2025+

RICS reserves the rights to amend the programme and/ or speakers without prior notice. Last updated: 30 Nov 2015