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Zak World of Façades New Zealand

Name: Zak World of Façades New Zealand
Start: 2019-02-21
Location: Sky City Convention Centre

edition

Date

21 February 2019

Venue

Sky City Convention Centre

City

Auckland

Speakers & Panelists

Conference Agenda

Every speaker for the day, grouped by session. Select a topic to see who is presenting, the session focus and the talk points.

Session 1

08:50 — 08:55 Welcome Address

10:50 — 11:10 NETWORKING & TEA/COFFEE BREAK

Session 2

13:00 — 13:40 Networking Lunch Break

Session 3

15:40 — 16:00 Networking Tea / Coffee Break

Session 4

17:45 — 17:50 Vote of Thanks & End of the Conference

17:50 — 19:00 Networking Reception (By Invite Only)

08:00 — 08:50

John Perry

Associate Principal

fjcstudio

Topic

Delegate Registration

08:55 — 09:25

Karl Jones

Buildings Lead - NZ

Mott MacDonald

Topic

Cooking Façades: One hot mess

Talk points

Keeping calm in the kitchen

How many chefs do you need to cook a façade?

Improving your palate

Warning - Don’t go crazy at the buffet

09:25 — 09:50

Patrick Clifford

Director

Architectus

Topic

The façade as communicator

Talk points

The relationship to culture

The connection to context

The moderation of climate

09:50 — 10:10

Frank Goudman

Export Sales Director

Renson

Topic

Natural ventilation & solar shading for high-rise buildings

Talk points

Need for ventilation in high-rise buildings

Need for external shading in high-rise buildings

Solutions for the same

10:10 — 10:30

Greg Simmons

Founder & CEO

Insol

Topic

Redefining the limits of bespoke façade design

Talk points

The need for design guidance and standards relevant to bespoke and dynamic façades

Testing and verification for safety and security

Façade R&D projects – Finding opportunity in the inconvenient laws of physics

10:30 — 10:50

Jean-Luc Palisson

Project Manager Overseas Countries

AGC Glass Europe

Topic

Glass solutions contributing to building’s energy efficiency & sustainability

Talk points

Sustainable façade solutions with glass

Testing and verification for safety and security

New glass technologies for façades of tomorrow

11:10 — 11:30

Susanne Hundert

Associate - Built Environment

Aurecon

Topic

Façade testing

Talk points

Use of previously tested systems test reports

Laboratory testing

Onsite testing

11:30 — 11:50

David Hayes

Group Chairman & Chief Facade Engineer

Thermosash

Topic

Commercial Bay - High performance façade solution

Talk points

Compliance with Mott MacDonald international best practice façade specification

Factory prefabricated modular unitized curtain wall solution

Material handling/installation on-site to meet construction cycle programmes for closing in of structures

11:50 — 12:15

Nick Moyes

Principal

Jasmax

Topic

Façade Design in a Bi-Cultural Practice – Telling a Story Architecturally

Talk points

The Jasmax perspective on the state of the New Zealand Façade industry

Our commitment to authentically engage with Tanga Te Whenua to inspire and enrich our building designs and what that means for façade design

APL’s new Hautapu campus & glass factory

12:15 — 13:00

Moderator

Kent Nixon

Director

Thermosash

Panelist

Bradley Luke

Director

Peddle Thorp Architects

Panelist

Anna Crowther

Regional Manager – New Zealand

Inhabit

Panelist

Ruth Williams

Building Performance Lead NZ

Aecom

Panelist

Lincoln Fraser

Director

Newcrest

Panelist

Colin Russell

Principal

Athfield Architect

Topic

PANEL DISCUSSION: Energy codes, ratings & guidelines for façades

Talk points

Sustainable façades for the region: Attaining energy performance requirements through building envelopes

Understanding the role of building envelopes to meet local Green Building regulations

NZBC updates for building energy efficiency measures: Optimal efficiency rate for residential vis-à-vis commercial buildings

Rating standards and stakeholder coordination for façades: Will energy efficient be economically efficient?

Thermal performance in curtain wall & fenestration (OTTV)

Passive house in New Zealand? The way forward

13:40 — 14:00

Richard Archbold

Principal

Warren and Mahoney

Topic

Art + Identity: Public art integration on the New Zealand International Convention Centre

Talk points

Collaboration: How architecture and art meet to create a new expression

NZ Identity: The artworks and their role in storytelling and city making

Scale and texture: How to manage mass and create human scale experiences

14:00 — 14:20

Peter Lalas

Principal Engineer

Janus Façades

Topic

Seismic capability of curtain walls

Talk points

Testing of curtain walls for seismic capability, mainly inter-storey drift, has been carried out for many curtain walls over the last 20 years

Curtain wall engineers generally do not have the information to analyse a building structure to determine realistic seismic movement dimensions. They have to rely on the structural engineer who usually only quotes code values

EQ-Assess which is the defacto standard in New Zealand for building's seismic assessment does not adequately address seismic capability of façades in general and curtainwalls in particular

14:20 — 14:40

Tim VanDeVen

Marketing Manager - Interpon Powder Coatings

Akzonobel

Topic

Benefits of powder coatings in façade design

Talk points

Performance standards and specification of powder coatings

Benefits of powder coatings

Recent innovations & track record in powder coatings

14:40 — 15:00

Gwen Tan

Regional Marketing Manager for High Performance Building

Dow Chemical

Topic

Silicone technologies for the high performance buildings

Talk points

Changing face of world cities enabled by silicone

Advances in non-glass panel bonding

New solutions and technologies

15:00 — 15:20

Dave Fullbrook

Director

eCubed

Topic

More than skin-deep

Talk points

Façades have a long life yet their design is still driven largely by appearance which is determined at an early stage of design with undesirable life-cycle costs and environmental impacts may therefore be locked-in if the environmental performance is not optimised

How do we move from this ‘skin-deep’ approach to a deeper level of façade design and how can we use technology in the development of higher façade environmental performance?

What passive and active strategies can we explore for improving façade environmental performance and what could the future look like?

15:20 — 15:40

Dr. Helen Sanders

General Manager

Technoform North America

Topic

Spec the edge - Thermally broken façades

Talk points

Impact of thermal breaks & warm edge spacer on U-value, thermal comfort and condensation resistance

Window thermal performance is only as good as the durability of the system

Why U-value matters in both winter and summer

16:00 — 16:20