CIRCULARITY IN THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT Past Event
Presented by NGV
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4:00 pm – 5:00 pm
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Accessible bathroom All Gender Bathroom Assistance Animals Welcome Wheelchair AccessCIRCULARITY IN THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT Past Event
Presented by NGV
Presented by NGV and Sustainability Victoria
From regenerative practice and design for dismantling, to cutting-edge data systems that track and trace materials and products, this session explores the possibilities and practicalities of integrating circular design principles into a range of construction and demolition projects. Moderator Caroline Pidcock introduces audiences to circularity in the built environment from a whole-of-systems approach to scalable, local projects and prototypes. An expert panel of industry leaders share how they are implementing these solutions here and now.
Participants
Caroline is the director of PIDCOCK, a practice inspired by the possibilities of creating places that demonstrate how the many issues that are fundamental to sustainability can be potent and profound influences. A past president of the AIA NSW and ASBEC, Caroline is also Chair of 1 Million Women, member of government design panels and lecturer at a number of architecture schools.
Joan is Arup’s Climate & Sustainability Services Leader in Australasia. She specialises in leading multidisciplinary teams that work across environment and economics. Joan is particularly experienced in city-scale and precinct planning for sustainability.
Robbie Neville is the founder of Revival Projects, a sustainable building practice with a mission is to transform the construction industry. Revival Projects provides unique services to the demolition, building, and object design industries at a domestic and commercial scale. From salvaging materials to structural engineering and manufacture, Robbie and his team offer a one stop-shop when it comes to more sustainable alternatives in the construction process.
Ross Harding is a creative sustainability consultant with an academic background in mechanical engineering and finance. Finding Infinity provides self sufficiency advice, with projects ranging from houses to city blocks.