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When
3.13.2019 - 3.14.2019
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Join us to explore the intelligence of
high performance buildings.
From distribution centers, to offices, to residential homes, emerging technology will impact the future of all.
- There are sensors that collect usage data to better utilize space.
- There are new building materials that improve the carbon footprint of office buildings.
- There are investments being made to bolster these advancements and move us one step further into the future of buildings.
Venue Details | Day 1 & 2 (March 13 – 14)
Day 1 | The Anatomy of High Performance Buildings
March 13, 2019
1:00pm – 5:00pm
Location: UI Labs | 1415 N Cherry Ave, Chicago, IL 60642
Networking Reception
March 13, 2019
5:00pm – 7:00pm
Location: UI Labs | 1415 N Cherry Ave, Chicago, IL 60642
Day 2 | The Anatomy of High Performance Buildings
March 14, 2019
8:30am – 3:30pm
Location: UI Labs | 1415 N Cherry Ave, Chicago, IL 60642
See below for full agenda & session details.
Speakers
Matthew Nazarenko
Global Marketing Manager for the Verifi® technology platform, GCP Applied Technologies
Exhibitors
THIS EVENT IS GREAT FOR:
Real Estate Executives and Owners.
You’re in charge of the maintenance and operations of buildings, as well as the final decision maker of investing in new technology, so understanding the full landscape of industry trends, evolving standards, and end-user needs is crucial.
Architects, Engineers, and Construction Professionals.
As a professional in charge of executing on the end product, you are greatly impacted by the reality of how to implement the changes to our buildings and building systems.
Technology/Software/Data/ioT professionals.
As a leader in the creation of technology products that impact our buildings, you must find creative ways to integrate your solution into the world’s buildings and make connections that help grow your product’s awareness.
Agenda
Day 1 Schedule
Opening Remarks
Matt Gray, Founder, BuiltWorlds
Keynote Sponsor: Openpath
James Segil, President & Co-Founder, OpenPath
Keynote: The Changing World of Distribution
Geoffrey Kasselman, SIOR, LEED AP, Executive Managing Director, Newmark Knight Frank
From more efficient logistics to limited location and design, we will take a look at the factors that are affecting the supply chain as well as how we ship, store, and transport within the world of high performance distribution centers.
Panel: New Horizons in Distribution
Karl Heitman, President, Heitman Architects // Erik Neives, CEO, Plus One Robotics // Cutler Knupp, Director of Strategy & Technology Investment, Haskell
The age of Amazon is upon us. With the click of a button, nearly anything can be delivered directly to our doorstep, inconveniencing us only to shuffle to the door and pick up the package. In this panel, we’ll examine the ways we can prepare ourselves for some of the biggest challenges the industry is facing, and take advantage of new opportunities in the world of distribution. As the distribution and retail evolve, we will sit down with leaders to discuss the newest innovations and trends that are saving capital, reducing risk, and increasing performance.
Networking Break
Fireside: Moderne Ventures’ Shawn Hill talks changes in residential
Shawn Hill, Partner, Moderne Ventures
BuiltWorlds Research Manager, Matt Gagne sits down with Shawn Hill, Partner at Moderne Ventures, to discuss what the investment company is seeing in the residential space. With numerous investments in residential tech companies, Moderne has firmly established itself as one of the most prolific players in this segment of the built industry. Their investments range from in-home tech support to pet concierge, and Moderne has put money in exciting companies such as Homesnap, Homebot, and Hippo.
Panel: How Emerging Tech is Changing Multi-Family Real Estate
Heidi Azulay, Partner, DLA Piper // Mike Travalini, President of Residential Services, SMS Assist // Steve Boyack, CEO, CA Management Services
The way we live is changing. New building products are shifting the very fabric of home life and transforming our houses and apartments into connected, smart dwellings. In this panel, we’ll hear from a developer, a contractor, and a lawyer, who will walk us through what goes into building smart homes, and how emerging technology is changing the development process, and what the future holds.
Panel: Why Consumers Want Experiential Retail
Jared Golden, Co-CEO, Leap // Aaron Tucker, Chief Investment Officer, Tucker Development // Andy Hochberg, Managing Principal & CEO, Next Reality
The landscape of retail as we know it is changing. Brick and mortar stores that were once fixtures of every mall and shopping venue are shuttering locations. The needs and demands of retail customers are shifting. They don’t necessarily want just a place where they can buy a beer or a pair of jeans, now they also want experiences. In this panel, we’ll sit down with Jared Golden, Co-CEO of Leap; Aaron Tucker, CIO of Tucker Development; and Andy Hochberg, Managing Principal & CEO of Next Reality to get their thoughts on the ever-shifting world of retail. What does the future hold, and how can companies successfully adapt in the age of Amazon?
Open Networking
Buildings 2.0 VIP Kick-Off Reception - Honoring Buildings Tech 50
Judges:Jake Pepper, VP of Integrated Construction, Pepper Construction // Kurt Karnatz, President, ESD // Oliver Baumann, President, Baumann Consulting // Aaron Toppston, Senior Development Manager, The Walsh Group // Kirk Chamberlain, Executive Vice President, Hub International // Erin Grossi, Managing Director, Digital Strategy & Innovation, Accenture
Join us as we honor the winners of BuiltWorlds' Building Tech 50! Each winner is selected by category and judged by our expert panel of community members.
Day 2 Schedule
Opening Remarks
Matt Gray, Founder, BuiltWorlds
Keynote: Building Where We Stand
Chris Hasbrook, Vice President, UL
We are always trying out new materials to build our buildings with new materials and methods. How do we ensure these materials are structurally stable, fire safe, and non-toxic to the environment and community? Chris Hasbrook, Vice President & General Manager of the Building & Life Safety Technologies Division at UL will provide insight into the process for vetting and validating new products and materials.
Panel: Innovative Materials Strengthening the Core
Eric Lindquist, PE, LEED AP President, Adjustable Forms Inc. // Matthew Nazarenko, Global Marketing Manager, GCP Applied Technologies
A building’s core is one of the most essential parts of the structure. Construct it incorrectly or with the wrong materials, and you’ve got a disaster on your hands. More and more, we are seeing new materials being used to build better, stronger cores. We’ll sit down with Adjustable Forms Inc.’s Eric Lindquist and GCP Applied Technologies’ Matthew Mazarenko to discuss the newest advancements in building cores, along with the materials that are being used to great success.
Fireside Chat: Unlocking the Value of the Digital Twin
Ian McGaw, Vice President, ENGworks
The value of a BIM model doesn’t end when construction is completed. Learn how a digital twin of your building can streamline operations and maintenance.
Networking Break
Panel: Bolstering the Building Envelope
Marty Trainor, Vice President of PreConstruction, Ventana DBS // Laura Dywer Global Innovation Leader, DuPont, Performance Building Solutions // Matthew Dealy, Business Development Manager, SFS
The building envelope has often been viewed as the building’s protective layer and a critical component to a building’s security and internal environment. As technology advances, we are finding that the building envelope is being used to increase efficiency and control a variety of factors including air quality, lighting, noise, and the overall cost of building materials. In this panel, we’ll touch base with Marty Trainor of Ventana DBS, Laura Dwyer of DuPont Performance Building Solutions, and Matthew Dealy of SFS to further explore how new approaches are increasing the need for more collaboration among diverse industry stakeholders.
Fireside Chat: How Blockchain is Streamlining the Management of Smart Buildings
Brittanie Campbell Turner, Managing Director, Constructrr // Bassem Hamdy, CEO and Co-Founder, Brickchain
Blockchain is the new hot topic across industries. In this Fireside chat, Brittanie Campbell Turner and Bassem Handy will give an inside look into ways cryptocurrency will impact the way buildings are managed.
Lunch
Panel: Case Study on High Performance Buildings
Mehdi Jalayerian, Managing Director, ESD // Peter Weismantle, Director - Supertall Building Technology, AS+GG // Robert Sinn, Principal & Lead Structural Engineer, Thornton Tomasetti // Steve Gonzalez, Director - Major Projects Unit; Americas, KONE
Set to finish construction in later this year, the Jeddah Tower is poised to be the largest building in the world. At a staggering 3,280 feet, the building is only the latest example of mankind’s fascination of climbing as high as possible. To ensure such a structure operates correctly and safely, there are a lot of interconnected systems and construction techniques that go into such a project. We’ll speak to just a few of professionals who helped make the Jeddah Tower a reality: ESD’s Mehdi Jalayerian, AS+GG’s Peter Weismantle, Thornton Tomasetti’s Robert Sinn, and KONE’s Steve Gonzalez.
Breakout Group
1. Building Systems Interoperability
2. Smart Sustainability - The connections between smart buildings and sustainability.
3. Advances in Buildings Materials - Concrete, Steel, Wood, Glass all experiencing advances
4. The Digital Twin and the Full Life Cycle of Buildings
Panel: How The Industry is Getting Smarter About Smart Buildings
Patrick Loughran, Principal, Goettsch // Dave Hettinger, Senior Manager, LitCon Group LLC // Joe Manganelli, Architect, Fluor Corporation
Smart buildings are only really intelligent if they are helping push the built environment forward. In this panel, we will see where industry players are finding some of the greatest challenges and opportunities in technology designed to create more resilient, efficient, and smarter buildings.
Closing Remarks
Matt Gray, Founder, BuiltWorlds
VIP Kick Off Party
Wednesday March 13 from 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM
Location: UI Labs 1415 N Cherry Ave, Chicago, IL 60642
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Access to all sessions at the conference.
Continental breakfast, lunch, and all-day refreshments.
Participation in BuiltWorlds Research-led breakout sessions.
Access to available white papers, speaker presentations (per speaker consent) and event attendee portal.
Invitation to the VIP Kick Off Party (for Standard, Enterprise, and Strategic Members). - What do I do if I can't attend?
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Once redeemed, tickets can only be canceled and replenished to member accounts up to 30 days prior to the start date of the event. After that, unused tickets may not be replenished to the member’s account.
To do so, please email events@builtworlds.com. For more information on our event and ticket policies, visit Terms and Conditions - Where should I stay?
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All parts of our Buildings 2.0 Conference will take place at UI LAbs. For accommodation, you can find a room in our discounted room block at the Westin Michigan Ave!
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The Westin Michigan Ave is offering a limited rate for $121 (single) or $131 (double) for the night of Wednesday, March 13. Cutoff date for special rates is Tuesday, February 26, 2019. Reserve your discounted room using this form.
- Which airport should I fly into?
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O’Hare (ORD) and Midway (MDW) are both nearby. Rideshares, taxis, car rentals, and public transit (CTA) are easily accessible from both locations.
- How do I access the event?
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You will need to check in with BuiltWorlds staff near the UI Labs reception desk.
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Free parking is available onsite on a first-come, first-serve basis.
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We’re happy to help you! Please contact our Events Coordinator, Alex Maksymec, at events@builtworlds.com for any and all questions!