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| Managing Green Building Projects Brasov | |||||||||
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A full day course focused on best practices for managing successful green building projects. The course covered, among other topics, key sustainable construction principles including "Integrated Design", obtaining optimal performance results from project partners, and the proper commissioning of completed building projects. Course participants were exposed to very ambitious but achievable performance goals including the "plus-energy" concept where buildings contribute more energy than they consume; a critical concept for the near future due to the approaching EU legislation and concerns about rising energy prices and scarcity. Agenda: 9:00 am - Coffee and registration 9:30 am - 5:30 pm - Training* *Lunch and coffee breaks will be provided.
The prices for attending this course are:
For registration to this course only, please click here. For discounts and the complete ten course program please click here. The course will be held at Transilvania University, str Iuliu Maniu, nr 41A (located at the intersection of Iuliu Maniu and 13 December street). The conference room is at the 1st floor, room number is U I 6, next to the Aula room.
Trainers: Hannes Guddat Dipl, Ing, BA Arch. - founder & managing partner of ‘soap’ Mr. Guddat holds a diploma in Electrical Engineering and Bachelor of Architecture from the Technical University in Darmstadt/ Germany and has worked for many years as a researcher in energy efficient building design at the TU Darmstadt; a world leader in green building education and research. For the Fraunhofer Institute/Germany, Mr. Guddat worked from 1999 - 2004 in software development and real-time multimedia streaming applications in virtual environments. Solar Decathlon 2007
Mr. Guddat is a founder and managing partner for soap - sustainability office for architectural projects GbR - and has extensive architecture, engineering and consulting experience in the design, construction and operation of top-performing green buildings. At ‘soap’ he successfully conducted several consultations for energy concepts and modernisations for companies such as Stiebel-Eltron, the Häußler Passivhaus window company, or the municipality of Darmstadt. Mr. Guddat played a leading role in developing the oxNRG+ trademark, a consultation project to build competitive PlusEnergy homes following an customer-specific overall sustainability concept, incorporating results from intensive engineering and simulation as well as the integration into the company’s planning and building process. Currently Mr. Guddat is consulting the municipality of Darmstadt in their effort to renovate kindergardens and child daycare facilities with cutting-edge sustainable building design strategies, involving the successful implementation of zero and plusEnergy building design based on a lifecycle costing approach. Mr. Guddat was a member of the winning project team of the U.S. Department of Energy's "Solar Decathlon" in 2007 producing a "Net Positive" energy building through energy efficiency and integration of renewable energy. An active member of the Romania Green Building Council since 2009, Mr. Guddat has conducted several highly recognized lectures for the RoGBC.
Steven Borncamp BA in Economics, MA in International Relations - founder & managing director of SOPOLEC, a founder and president of the Romania Green Building Council from 2008 to present, Chairman of Build Green Central Eastern Europe Mr. Borncamp holds a Bachelor in Economics from the University of California/ San Diego and holds a Masters in International Relations from Tufts University's Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy. He was an early advocate of sustainable development and socially responsible business having joined in 1993 the First Affirmative Financial Network - one of the pioneering investment companies in the field. Mr. Borncamp founded SOPOLEC in 2005, an innovative business and technology consultancy company dedicated to supporting and growing environmentally responsible businesses. Through prior work at SOPOLEC and KPMG Consulting / BearingPoint he has provided strategic advice and managed complex business and technology projects for leading companies across the Central and Eastern European region and throughout the United States. Mr. Borncamp led the team that organized the Romania Green Building Council, two "Build Green Central Eastern Europe" conferences in Bucharest and Budapest and numerous other green building initiatives for the region. He has worked to create a comprehensive and proficient marketplace of green building solution providers, and developed and launched building projects including three exemplary green building demonstration projects.
Carmine Bottigliero Mr. Bottigliero graduated from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign with a degree in civil engineering and has pursued a career in construction management. Mr. Bottigliero has worked on several large roadway and infrastructure projects as well as several industrial and commercial building projects throughout the United States and is currently working on a large industrial project in Ploiesti, Romania. He has played a role in the sustainable design and construction of a call center located in Iowa, USA, as well as a 1 MW photovoltaic solar project in New Jersey, USA. Mr. Bottigliero is a firm believer in sustainable design and construction and the value it provides to the environment and the inhabitants of green buildings.
Silvia Demeter-Lowe Mrs. Demeter-Lowe has a ten years experience in the architectural conservation and the ecological architecture in Great Britain. She graduated the Ion Mincu Architecture and Urbanism Institute and the Oxford Brookes University the architectural conservation specialty, and benefited from the SPAB scholarship (Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings, UK). She was also involved in the research, approval and promotion of ecological construction materials and worked with a varied range of green projects, from distribution centers (Adnams Brewery, Suffolk UK) to the reabilitation of rural settlements in Transilvania. At the moment she works in Romania at her own architecture office, SC Context Architecture SRL.
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