Portugal SB10 | Conferência Internacional sobre Construção Sustentável

17, 18 e 19 de Março 2010, Vilamoura

As inscrições para a conferência internacional Portugal SB10 sobre construção sustentável, subordinada ao tema 'edifícios sustentáveis acessíveis a todos' encontram-se ainda a decorrer.

Este evento, coordenado pelo Prof. Luis Bragança da Universidade do Minho / iiSBE Portugal, e Prof Manuel Duarte Pinheiro do Instituto Superior Técnico, DECivil, realiza-se nos dias 17 a 19 de Março no Hotel Hilton em Vilamoura.

A conferência SB10 conta com seis oradores chave de nível mundial que vão fazer os seguintes pontos de situação:

• Charles J. Kibert - Net Zero Energy Buildings: The Next Major Shift in High Performance Building?
• Raymond Cole - Beyond Green: Changing Context – Changing Expectations
• Nils Larsson - State of the art in sustainable building
• Thomas Lützkendorf - Procurement and Financing of Sustainable Buildings
• Kaarin Taipale - Construction counts for climate – also after COP15 in Copenhagen
• Ronald Rovers - The shift from “less bad” to “0-impact”

Estão ainda previstas cerca uma centena de comunicações abrangendo especialistas de Portugal, Espanha, Brasil, Itália, França, Reino Unido, Países Baixos, Alemanha, Finlândia, Chipre, Malta, Polónia, Republica Checa, Estados Unidos, Canada e China, que irão abordar:

• Políticas para a construção sustentável de baixo custo
• Soluções construtivas sustentáveis de baixo custo
• Soluções construtivas sustentáveis de alto desempenho
• Monitorização e avaliação
• Casos de Estudo

O evento é apoiado por parceiros nacionais e internacionais de elevado prestígio, como a Ordem dos Arquitectos, OA, a Ordem dos Engenheiros, OE, o International Council in Building and Construction, CIB, o United Nations Environment Programme, UNEP, e a International Initiative for a Sustainable Built Environment, iiSBE.

Os membros destas organizações poderão usufruir de condições especiais na inscrição.

Inscrições, programa completo e outras informações
em www.iisbeportugal.org/portugalsb10

 

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