13, 14 & 15 February 2014 (Thursday, Friday & Saturday)Intan Wilayah, Kuala Lumpur

REGISTRATION FEES

SYNOPSIS

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

DEVELOPED BY

JOINTLY ORGANISED BY

IN PARTNERSHIP WITH

For more information please contact

Malaysia Green Building Confederation (MGBC)A-29-9, Block A, Menara UOA Bangsar,59000 Bangsar, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.Tel: +603 2282 8232Web: www.mgbc.org.my

Commissioning used to be a simple step within the conventional construction discipline as a back-end process for an owner to have an insight of the building’s final performance. However, by the turn of the new millennium, the commissioning process has been redefined by many organisations as an integrated process that is to be commenced even at the early stage of a project. Most prominent green building rating systems appreciate the value of commissioning and emphasize its importance. However, the market has responded to the new definition with confusion and the commissioning process is often one of the most obscured and debated items in the development of high performance buildings.

To lead off this seminar, ASHRAE Distinguished Lecturer, Mr Ron Wilkinson of New York, will impart his knowledge on this subject. The workshop speakers will then share their experience on the reality and hands-on successful commissioning of some high performance green buildings with the aim of disseminating a better understanding of the fundamentals and enhanced value of commissioning to building systems. This workshop serves to aid serious green professionals to realise the value of proper commissioning for high performance green buildings. Potential and existing registered GBI Commissioning Specialists will be briefed on the expectation of the GBI rating system.

• Green building professionals and owners

• Facility managers and professionals

• Aspiring and existing commissioning specialists

Commissioning Process for Green Buildings

GBI PROFESSIONAL SERIES 2014

Member Non-Member

Day 1 Only RM300 RM400

Days 2 & 3 Only RM600 RM800

All 3 Days RM800 RM1,000

CONDUCTED BY

10GBI CPD

Points

SEMINAR & WORKSHOP ON

10 September 2014 (WEDNESDAY) 8.30 am - 5.00 pmVIVATEL Kuala Lumpur @ VIVA Mall, 85 Jalan Loke Yew, Kuala LumpurWalking distance from MIHARJA LRT Station via link bridge

ILAMCPD SEMINARSERIES2014 Skyrise Greenery

ILAM CPD 02

FEESRM300

LIMITED100pax

CLOSED8 SEPT

SPONSORS

Institute ofLandscapeArchitectsMalaysia

EntitlementFull day seminarTea breaks and lunchCertificate of Attendance

MORNING SESSIONS8:30 am Registration9:15 am Keynote Speaker : Ar. Mazlin Ghazali SKYRISE GREEN: A PRIVATE AND A SHARED GARDEN SPACE FOR HIGH-RISE RESIDENTS

10:00 am Speaker 1 : LAr. Dr Suhardi Maulan SOCIAL DIMENSION OF SKYRISE GREENERY

10:30 am Coffee Break

11:15 am PRODUCT TALK 1: AJIYA BERHAD

11:30 am Speaker 2 : Nicole Van Den Steenhoven ROOFTOP GARDEN DESIGN & IMPLEMENTATION

12:00 pm Speaker 3 : LAr. Badrulzaman Jaafar VERTICAL GREENERY SYSTEM

12:30 pm Speaker 4 : Dr Mohd. Fairuz Shahidan LANDSCAPE APPLICATION FOR ENERGY EFFICIENCY OF THE SKYRISE GREENERY

1:00 pm Lunch Break

AFTERNOON SESSIONS2:00 pm PRODUCT TALK 2: DONG JI (M) SDN BHD

2:15 pm Speaker 5 : LAr. Abd Aziz Othman SKYRISE BIODIVERSITY

2:45 pm Speaker 6 : Dr Yazid URBAN FARMING ON THE SKYRISE

3:15 pm PANEL SESSION

4:00 pm Coffee Break & END

5:00 pm END* subject to change

Register Onlinewww.ilamalaysia.org

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Photo credit: SP Setia & Bukit Kiara Properties

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Skyrise GreenerySPEAKERS

SKYRISE GREEN: A PRIVATE AND A SHARED GARDEN SPACE FOR HIGH-RISE RESIDENTSAr. Mazlin Ghazali (Arkitek M. Ghazali)

Green social spaces on the upper levels of high rise buildings can overcome the defects of high-rise housing, but they present challenges in terms of design, practicability and especially cost.This presentation surveys the range of ways these challenges have been met, then proposes a high-rise design solution that can provide a private and shared garden for each high-rise home in a way that reduces cost by minimizing circulation space and uses lifts more efficiently.

SOCIAL DIMENSION OF SKYRISE GREENERYLAr. Suhardi Maulan (Department of Landscape Architecture, Universiti Putra Malaysia)

Skyrise greenery is a new concept of green or landscape design. The concept is quick been regarded as a solution for bet-ter environmental quality, energy consumption and social spaces. Nevertheless, how people perceived Skyrise Greenery? It is argued that if Skyrise Greenery does not really meeting people needs, the concept will become a design trend that might not sustain. Therefore, it is crucial to understand the social dimension aspects of Skyrise Greenery to ensure it can be a ne-cessity for the landscape development.

ROOFTOP GARDEN DESIGN & IMPLEMENTATIONNicole Van Den Steenhoven (Bukit Kiara Properties)

The talk covers Nicole’s experiences as a Landscape Architect cum client in designing and developing four different rooftop gardens of VERVE® Suites Mont’Kiara. She will discuss the path from conceptualisation, design, implementation to mainte-nance of projects’ landscape, from the client’s point of view.

Register Onlinewww.ilamalaysia.org

VERTICAL GREENERY SYSTEMLAr. Badrulzaman Jaafar (Department of Landscape and Urban Greenery, MBPJ)

The talk covers the definition and types of Vertical Greenery System (VGS), research and analysis projects a green wall problems including but not limited to policies, irrigations, design and selection of plant materials structure.

LANDSCAPE APPLICATION FOR ENERGY EFFICIENCY OF THE SKYRISE GREENERYDr Mohd. Fairuz Shahidan (Department of Landscape Architecture, Universiti Putra Malaysia)

The talk elaborates the importance of effective landscape design in optimizing energy efficiency for Skyrise Greenery from the perspective of green roof and vertical green wall. It will also includes the principles of science and design, plants mate-rial selection, prospect and challenges.

SKYRISE BIODIVERSITYLAr. Abd Aziz Othman (Department of Landscape Architecture, Universiti Putra Malaysia)

The talk explains the needs to plan and design skyrise greenery to promote biodiversity in urban area including but not lim-ited to the issue, problems and principles.

URBAN FARMING ON THE SKYRISEDr. Yazid (Department of Landscape Architecture, Universiti Putra Malaysia)

The talk explains the needs for urban farming in Malaysia and analysis about the prospects and challenges especially on the rooftop including but not limited to policy, market demands and the roles of the state and landscape architects/design-ers.

13, 14 & 15 February 2014 (Thursday, Friday & Saturday)Intan Wilayah, Kuala Lumpur

REGISTRATION FEES

SYNOPSIS

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

DEVELOPED BY

JOINTLY ORGANISED BY

IN PARTNERSHIP WITH

For more information please contact

Malaysia Green Building Confederation (MGBC)A-29-9, Block A, Menara UOA Bangsar,59000 Bangsar, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.Tel: +603 2282 8232Web: www.mgbc.org.my

Commissioning used to be a simple step within the conventional construction discipline as a back-end process for an owner to have an insight of the building’s final performance. However, by the turn of the new millennium, the commissioning process has been redefined by many organisations as an integrated process that is to be commenced even at the early stage of a project. Most prominent green building rating systems appreciate the value of commissioning and emphasize its importance. However, the market has responded to the new definition with confusion and the commissioning process is often one of the most obscured and debated items in the development of high performance buildings.

To lead off this seminar, ASHRAE Distinguished Lecturer, Mr Ron Wilkinson of New York, will impart his knowledge on this subject. The workshop speakers will then share their experience on the reality and hands-on successful commissioning of some high performance green buildings with the aim of disseminating a better understanding of the fundamentals and enhanced value of commissioning to building systems. This workshop serves to aid serious green professionals to realise the value of proper commissioning for high performance green buildings. Potential and existing registered GBI Commissioning Specialists will be briefed on the expectation of the GBI rating system.

• Green building professionals and owners

• Facility managers and professionals

• Aspiring and existing commissioning specialists

Commissioning Process for Green Buildings

GBI PROFESSIONAL SERIES 2014

Member Non-Member

Day 1 Only RM300 RM400

Days 2 & 3 Only RM600 RM800

All 3 Days RM800 RM1,000

CONDUCTED BY

10GBI CPD

Points

SEMINAR & WORKSHOP ON

SPONSORSDEVELOPED AND CONDUCTED BY COORDINATED BY