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Continuing Education CreditsConference delegates are eligible to receive up to 29 hours of CES (Continuing Education Credits) credits for their attendance across the six days, administered by the American Institute of Architects (AIA). Visit the CTBUH exhibition suite on the 6th floor to pick up and drop off your AIA forms.

Conference Co-Chairs’ Message

Antony Wood CTBUH Chief Executive Officer Research Professor, Illinois Institute of Technology Chicago, USA

The era of the traditional Metropolis, fanning out in waves of decreasing density from a single core central business district, may be coming to an end. As we approach the new normality of cities housing 10 million or more inhabitants, those best positioned for the future are evolving along polycentric, multi-nodal lines, with several central business districts, ideally all offering something slightly different to the urban inhabitant. When focused around transit nodes and well-planned infrastructure, embracing high density, public space and civic functions, this amalgamation of “several cities within a city” perhaps offers the best opportunity for a sustainable future for the many millions of people who will move into cities over the coming decades.

The concept of polycentric cities is not new. New York developed both its Downtown and Midtown in differing waves of development, and London was polycentric almost from its origin. However, even New York and London are seeing several new urban clusters shift the centers of gravity around the city whole, as other cities based on the core-CBD model – Hong Kong for example – shift density out beyond the established center. The physical manifestation of this is often an undulating skyline, with density rising to a series of apexes across the city.

There is perhaps nowhere that demonstrates this concept better than our host city for the core of the 2018 conference, Dubai. Indeed, it could be argued that Dubai, a city that has largely risen in just three short decades, is a pure result of this de-centralized urban approach, comprised as it is of evocative-sounding districts – Downtown Dubai; Business Bay; Dubai Marina; Festival City; Palm Jumeirah; and several others. New “centers” are still being added, including Midtown; Emirates Business Park; Meydan One; and Dubai Creek Harbour, anchored by the under-construction Dubai Creek Tower.

The same is true of many Middle Eastern cities, and most certainly our second host city for the conference, Abu Dhabi, where the drive toward polycentrism has been accompanied by a profound and concerted effort to forge a unique urban and architectural identity. Growing rapidly from what was a comparatively small desert settlement in the 1960s, the city now incorporates a number of new districts anchored by skyscrapers that respond to the cultural and environmental conditions of the region.

We’re very pleased you have chosen to join us at the 2018 conference, to debate the merits and challenges of this multi-nodal approach to urbanism, and to understand and envision how tall buildings, density, infrastructure and people fit into this vital mix. We hope you enjoy the next few days!

Steve Watts CTBUH Chairman Partner, alinea consulting London, UK

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Thank You to All Our Sponsors

Platinum

Conference Information.............................................................. 4

Dubai Venue Plan........................................................................... 5

Symposiums • NEW THIS YEAR.................................................. 6

Dubai Plenary Sessions (3 No.)......................................... 7

Day 2 Dubai Multi-Track Sessions.....................................Sunday 21 October

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Day 3 Dubai Multi-Track Sessions.....................................Monday 22 October

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Poster Exhibition............................................................................ 22

Academic & Research Awards to be Presented................... 23

Featured CTBUH Research Projects......................................... 24

Day 1 Dubai Workshops.....................................................Saturday 20 October

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Dubai Networking Receptions.......................................... 29

Day 4 Dubai Off-Site Programs.........................................Tuesday 23 October

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CTBUH Exhibition Suite................................................................ 33

Abu Dhabi Regional Program............................................ Wednesday & Thursday 24–25 October

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CTBUH 2019 Awards Event & Juries......................................... 36

Conference Committees.............................................................. 38

CTBUH 2019 Chicago 10th World Congress Launch........... 39

What’s Inside

Gold

consultantsWME

Bronze Supported By:

Silver

Diamond

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CTBUH LeadersPlease note that CTBUH Leaders (Board of Trustees, China Board, Advisory Group, Chapter Boards, Regional Representatives & Committees/Working Groups), are designated throughout this document, with the following designation under their photo:

CTBUH Research ProjectsPresentations connected to sponsored CTBUH Research Projects and working group / committee outputs are highlighted throughout the program with the following designation:

For more on these particular projects, see pages 24-25

Delegate FeedbackWe ask for your feedback on the conference at the end of your experience with us. Please tell us what has worked well, and what might have been improved on, at 2018.ctbuh.org/feedback. It really does help us make future events better.

Program OverviewNote: Due to Friday being the weekend in large parts of the Middle East, the conference will begin on a Saturday and finish on a Thursday.

Important Conference Information

Afternoon

Morning

Evening

Saturday20 October

Core Conference

Off-Site Workshops

CTBUH Leaders & Committee Meetings/Registration/Collection of Conference Materials

Day 1 VIP ReceptionBurj Khalifa

Dubai

Sunday 21 October

Core Conference

Presentations, Panel Discussions &

Exhibition

Sponsor-Organized Social Events

Dubai

Monday22 October

Core Conference

Presentations, Panel Discussions &

Exhibition

Day 3 ReceptionAtlantis, The Palm

Dubai

Tuesday23 October

Off-Site Programs

Conference End or Travel to Abu Dhabi

Dubai

Abu Dhabi ReceptionBurj Mohammed Bin Rashid

Wednesday24 October

Regional City Program

Abu Dhabi

Conference End

Thursday25 October

Regional City Program

Abu Dhabi

Presentation Sessions & Space AllocationsEach day of the core Conference in Dubai will begin precisely at 9:00 a.m. so it is important that you take your seat in the Plenary Hall before this time. After the Keynote sessions on each morning, eight parallel tracks will begin, each focused on a different theme and hosted in the ballrooms and program rooms as show in the Dubai venue plan (see opposite page). The themes of the eight parallel tracks, and speakers, can be seen in the program overview on pages 8 and 16.

Name Badge DesignationsName Badge colors indicate important hierarchies within the CTBUH network, and the conference itself, as outlined below. Please note that your name badge needs to be worn at ALL conference events including networking receptions and off-site programs: Blue: CTBUH Leaders and Conference Presenters Green: Sponsors and Supporting Partners Purple: CTBUH Members, at the organizational or individual level Yellow: Conference Delegates (non-CTBUH members) Orange: Press and Media Black: Event Staff

Conference MaterialsUpon registering, delegates will receive a Name Badge containing the following:

• Conference Bag Ticket. All conference bags, kindly sponsored by JLL, contain this conference guide, the conference book of abstracts, the delegate attendance list, the conference-themed CTBUH Journal, and other useful information.

• Delegate USB Drive. With the kind support of AECOM, the USB drive contains a digital version of all the presentations to be given at the conference, as well as all abstracts.

• Additional Event Registrations (if pre-registered). Registrations for pre-booked additional events – such as the two evening networking receptions in Dubai, the follow-on Abu Dhabi program (see page 30) and the off-site programs themselves – are printed on the back of your name badge, which you must show at each venue.

Tickets still available for Off-Site and Regional City Programs! Go to the Registration Counter on Floor 2.

CTBUH Leader

Travel to Abu Dhabi

Tall Building & Urban Off-Site Programs

Tall Building & Urban Off-Site Programs

Abu DhabiRegional Program

Abu DhabiRegional Program

Abu DhabiOff-Site Programs

CTBUH Research Project

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Core Dubai Venue Plan: JW Marriott Marquis

Symbol Key

Coffee/Lunch Station

Toilets

Elevators

Delegate Bag Pick-Up Location

Exhibitors

Salon1Salon

2Salon3

3

6

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1

4

SkybridgesSymposium hosted by:

Smart Tall BuildingsSymposium hosted by:

Secretariat(Private)

Speaker Ready RoomFor the use of all speakers, panelists & session chairs.

2019 Awards JuriesMeeting Rooms

(no access)

CTBUH Meeting Room(no access)

Majlis 2

Majlis 3VIP Room

sponsored by:

D E F G H

Majlis 1

B CA

Floor 6

Floor 2

New World Development Company Limited

Salon6

Salon7

Salon5

Salon4

Registration Pick up name badges &

purchase tickets for off-site or regional programs here

Poster Exhibition

Tall Building Façades

Symposiumhosted by:

(for VIP badges only)

Track Theme Host

ATall Building Façades Symposium

Dow, Koltay Façades, Outokumpu, Permasteelisa Group & Technal

BSmart Tall Buildings Symposium

Schindler

C Skybridges Symposium thyssenkrupp

D Polycentric Urbanism CTBUH

E Tall Timber Think Wood

F Urban & Building Transit KONE

GAdvanced Construction & Engineering

BG&E

HBuilding Occupancy & Management

OTIS

Session Rooms

Exhibitors

Booth # Exhibitor

1 VICODA Group

2 CTBUH

3 NEB

4 Aedas

5 Dar Group

6 New World Development

Majlis 1 CSCEC

Majlis 2 JOTUN

Salon 3 Kinetica Dynamics

Salon 4 PAN Partners

Salon 5 Thornton Tomasetti

Salon 6 RWDI

Salon 7 Al Ghurair

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Opening Address Opening PlenaryMiddle East Polycentric Developments

Day 2 Dubai: Program Overview Sunday, 21 October

Session 43:45–5:15 p.m.

For more details, see pages 14–15

8:00–9:00 a.m. Arrival, Registration & Breakfast, Sponsored by Tongji Architectural Design Group

Santiago Calatrava PrincipalCalatrava International

Mounib Hammoud CTBUH Trustee/CEO, Jeddah Economic Company

James von Klemperer President and Design Principal Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates

Keynote 1 Keynote 2 Keynote 3 Keynote 4

Track ATall Building Façades Symposium

Track BSmart Tall Buildings Symposium

Track CSkybridges Symposium

Track DPolycentric Urbanism

Session 19:00–10:45 a.m.

For more details, see page 7

Session 2

11:45 a.m – 12:45 p.m.


Session 31:45–3:15 p.m.


Critical Issues in High-Rise Façade

Design

2A

Preserving Façade Integrity

3A

New Frontiers in Façade Design

4A

Smart Systems

4B

Polycentric Urban Case Studies

4D

Smart Cities

3B

Designing the Skybridge: Connecting

Skyscrapers

3C

Polycentricism and the Future

of Urbanism

3D

What Makes a Skyscraper “Smart”?

2B

Skybridges: What are the

Opportunities?

2C

Panel Discussion and Q&A with

Opening Plenary Speakers

2D

4C

Managing the Skybridge:

Operational AspectsCOnCurrEnt trACkS + Q & A

COnCurrEnt trACkS + Q & A

Welcome: Steve Watts, CTBUH Chairman/Partner, alinea consulting & Antony Wood, CTBUH Chief Executive Officer; Research Professor, Illinois Institute of Technology

His Excellency Mohamed Ali Alabbar Founder and CharimanEmaar Properties

Shaun Killa Design PartnerKilla Design

CTBUH Trustee

Evening Sponsor-Invited Social Events: Taking place at several venues across Dubai.

10:45–11:45 a.m. Coffee/Tea Break, Sponsored by Hongkong Land + Exhibition Viewing Hour

12:45–1:45 p.m. Lunch, Sponsored by Select Group + Exhibition Viewing Hour

3:15–3:45 p.m. Coffee/Tea Break, Sponsored by Gilsanz Murray Steficek + Exhibition Viewing

tHE PAnEl DiSCuSSiOn HOur

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Tall Timber: What are the Main Drivers

and Challenges?

2E

Tall Timber: Americas

3E

Tall Timber: Europe

4E

Transit-Oriented Developments

4F

Planning for the Modern Occupier

4H

The Polycentric, Mobile City

3F

Innovative Engineering: Case Studies

3G

High-Rise Real Estate: The Big

Picture

3H

Transit-Oriented Development: Benefits and Challenges

2F

What are the Main Challenges for

Megaprojects in Polycentric Cities?

2G

High-Rise Tenancies: What is the Shape

of Demand?

2H

4G

Planning and Construction Management

Track E Tall Timber

Track G Advanced Construction & Engineering

Track HThe Occupant Experience

Track FUrban and Building Transit



Session 43:45–5:15 p.m.


Session 2

11:45 a.m – 12:45 p.m.


Session 31:45–3:15 p.m.


Coffee Break, Sponsored by Hongkong Land + Exhibition Viewing Hour

Lunch, Sponsored by Select Group + Exhibition Viewing Hour

Coffee Break, Sponsored by Gilsanz Murray Steficek + Exhibition Viewing 3:15–3:45 p.m.

Evening

12:45–1:45 p.m.

Sponsor-Invited Social Events: Taking place at several venues across Dubai.


11:45 a.m.–12:45 p.m. – See the CtBuH Student Design Competition final presentations in Majlis 3, Floor 6! More on page 22

11:15–11:45 a.m. – Attend the CtBuH Book launch Event for 3 publications in Program room D! More on page 33

10:45–11:45 a.m.

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Day 3 Dubai: Program Overview Monday, 22 October

Track ATall Building Façades Symposium

Track BSmart Tall Buildings Symposium

Track CSkybridges Symposium

Track DPolycentric Urbanism

Session 611:15 a.m – 12:45 p.m.


Session 7

1:45–2:45 p.m.


De-Risking Tall Building Façades

6A

Skinning Tomorrow’s Skyscrapers

7A

What Does a Smart City Look Like?

7B

Advancing the Skybridge: What’s

Next?

7C

What are the Advantages &

Disadvantages of Polycentric Cities?

7D

Smart Tools

6B

Engineering the Skybridge: Technical

Aspects

6C

Polycentrism at the Site Scale

6D

Plenary 2 Panel Discussion

Polycentric vs. Monocentric: the Future of Vertical urbanism?

Panel Chair: Steve Watts CTBUH Chairman/Partner alinea consulting

Americas:James Parakh Urban Design ManagerCity of Toronto Planning Department

Asia: Dr. Cheong Koon Hean CEOHousing & Development Board

Panelist 1 Panelist 2

Gregg PasquarelliPrincipalSHoP Architects

Keynote 1Plenary 3

50 Forward, 50 BackSession Chair: Ron Klemencic Past CTBUH Chairman/ Chairman & CEO, Magnusson Klemencic Associates

Session 83:45–5:15 p.m.


5:15–5:30 p.m. Core Dubai Conference Closing & Launch of:


8:00–9:00 a.m. Arrival & Breakfast, Sponsored by Cheng Chung Design (HK) Ltd.

Welcome & Presentation of Academic & Research Awards: Chaired by Antony Wood, CTBUH Chief Executive Officer; Research Professor, Illinois Institute of Technology

William BakerPartnerSkidmore, Owings & Merrill LLP

Keynote 2

CTBUHAwards


2019 tall+urban innovation Conference,Shenzhen (08–10 April 2019)

Forward Back0 0

Forward0Back0

CtBuH 10th World Congress, Chicago (28 October–02 november 2019)

CTBUH LeaderCTBUH Chairman

CTBUH Leader

Session 59:00–10:45 a.m.


6:00–8:00 p.m.

10:45–11:15 a.m. Coffee/Tea Break, Sponsored by Mirvac + Exhibition Viewing

12:45–1:45 p.m. Lunch, Sponsored by WME Consultants + Exhibition Viewing Hour

2:45–3:45 p.m. Coffee/Tea Break, Sponsored by Langan Engineering + Exhibition Viewing Hour

Networking Reception at Atlantis, The Palm, Hosted by Investment Corporation of Dubai & Kerzner, Sponsored by WSP; Coaches depart at 5:30 p.m. from the JW Marriott ground floor lobby, see p. 29.

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Tall Timber: Asia, Australia

& Africa

6E

Tall Timber 2030: Where Will We Be?

7E

Urban and Building Transit 2050: What

Will it Look Like?

7F

What is The Future of High-Rise

Construction?

7G

What Will the Future High-Rise Occupier

Want?

7H

Building and Human-Scale Mobility

6F

Means, Methods and Materials

6G

Internal Considerations

6H

Track E Tall Timber

Track G Advanced Construction & Engineering

Track HThe Occupant Experience

Track FUrban and Building Transit

Australia: Helen LochheadDean, Faculty of Built Environment, UNSW Sydney

Europe: Peter MurrayChairman, New London Architecture Centre; London Mayor’s Design Advocate

Middle East: Mohammad Kaiser AzadHead of Community Management, Emaar Properties

Panelist 3 Panelist 4 Panelist 5

Ole ScheerenPartnerBuro Ole Scheeren

Keynote 3 Keynote 4

Antony Wood, CTBUH Chief Executive Officer Research Professor Illinois Institute of Technology

PlEnAry PAnEl DiSCuSSiOn



CTBUH Leader

CTBUH Trustee

Session 7

1:45–2:45 p.m.


Coffee Break, Sponsored by Mirvac + Exhibition Viewing

Lunch, Sponsored by WME + Exhibition Viewing Hour

Coffee Break, Sponsored by Langan + Exhibition Viewing Hour

Session 611:15 a.m – 12:45 p.m.


Session 83:45–5:15 p.m.


5:15–5:30 p.m.

6:00–8:00 p.m.

10:45–11:15 a.m.

12:45–1:45 p.m.

2:45–3:45 p.m.

Networking Reception at Atlantis, The Palm, Hosted by Investment Corporation of Dubai & Kerzner, Sponsored by WSP

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