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3 Conference Synopsis

4 Speakers/Program and Workshops

5 Why & Who Should Attend?

6 Venue & Hotel

7 Venue Plan

8 Networking Receptions

9 Day 3 Off-Site Programs

10 Days 4–5 Regional City Programs

11 Registration Rates

Sponsorship Information

12 Sponsorship Opportunities

13 Why Sponsor?

14 Sponsor Packages

19 Sponsor Benefits

20 Most Recent CTBUH Conference

22 Previous CTBUH Conferences

23 About the CTBUH & Contact Details

What’s Inside

The CTBUH is a registered American Institute of Architects (AIA) Continuing Education Credits (CES) provider. Registered professionals can expect to accumulate up to 30 hours of CES credits during the five day event (including AIA Health, Safety & Welfare and Sustainable Design credits). A Certificate of Completion will be provided to registrants upon request.

PresentationsCall for Speakers & Official Launch 30 JanuaryInitial Abstract Submission Deadline 17 MarchInitial Abstract Acceptance Notification 28 AprilFinal Abstract Submission 30 JuneSpeaker PowerPoint Submission Deadline 1 September

RegistrationEarly Bird Registration Before 26 MayRegular Rate Registration 26 May – 31 JulyLate Registration After 31 July

Key Dates

Conference SummaryDates30 October–3 November

Core VenueHyatt Regency Sydney

Anticipated Audience1000+ Delegates / 45+ Countries (see more on page 13)

Australia contains just 0.3% of the global population, but accounts for nearly 13% of the world’s currently proposed 200m+ buildings.

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Conference SynopsisThe age of the tall building as a single iconic piece of sculpture, standing in isolation from its surroundings, must now come to an end. We have a responsibility to ensure that these permanent urban structures engender a future-oriented urban response to the greatest challenges of our time: unprecedented population growth; mass urbanization; climate change; environmental degradation; social, political and economic change; and the rapid advance of myriad technical innovations.

The future of humanity on this planet relies on the collective benefits of urban density; reducing both land consumption and the energy needed to construct and operate the horizontally dispersed city. Tall buildings must now be the vehicles for creating increased density not just through sheer height, but by connecting multiple layers of the city. Physical urban infrastructure, circulation, greenery, and urban functions traditionally restricted to the ground level would all, ideally, continue up and into the building, such that the buildings themselves become an extension of the city: a part of the two-dimensional horizontal urban plane flipped vertical.

The CTBUH 2017 Conference will thus be inquiring far beyond the tall building as icon, to debate a new set of guidelines and responsibilities toward skyscrapers becoming “connectors” in the city. The discussion will embrace every discipline, from urban planning to cost consulting, architectural design to vertical transportation, real estate development to curtain wall design. Sydney, a city with a 230-year history in urban development, finds itself at the nexus of much of the current debate about cities: density vs. suburbanization; modernity vs. historical preservation; infrastructure vs. urban life; the high- vs. low-rise realms. Through developments such as Barangaroo, Central Park, Sydney Metro, and Parramatta Square, the city is largely reinventing itself. With its breathtaking combination of harbor, skyline, and opera house as a backdrop, and the famous Antipodean welcoming charm of its people, there is no better place for this debate at this specific time than Sydney. Of course, no CTBUH conference in Australia would be complete without considering Melbourne or Brisbane, the country’s other premier urban laboratories. Thus, the fourth and fifth day of the conference will comprise regional programming in those cities. Join us south of the equator this year for the CTBUH 2017 Conference, for a truly global gathering to debate what the future holds for tall buildings and urban density.

For full synopsis, see ctbuh2017.com/synopsis

Confirmed Sponsors (as of 6 Sep 2017)

Silver+ Sponsors

Platinum Sponsors

Gold Sponsors

Diamond Sponsors

UEM Sunrise Logo

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PMS 2756C

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PMS 200C

C0 M100 Y63 K12 R200 G30 B60

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Supported By:

Silver Sponsors

http://ctbuh2017.com/program/conference-synopsis/

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Speakers / Program

Program Overview

The 2017 conference will convene speaking and 20|20 Panel Discussions, program rooms, exhibitors, and regular panel discussions, focused on the overall conference theme: “Connecting the City: People, Density & Infrastructure”. After a plenary session each morning, nine parallel speaking tracks will operate.

All abstracts show how the proposed presentation addresses the conference theme and synopsis, and were subject to rigorous review before acceptance into the program. See more on confirmed speakers at www.ctbuh2017.com/speakers.

A series of detailed workshops will take place on Sunday 29 October on pertinent subjects in the industry. The intent of the workshops is to present and discuss latest research/case studies in the field, and to agree on a plan for further research and a CTBUH Technical Guide output.

Workshop topics include:• Modular High-Rise Construction• Tall Timber • Passivhaus for High-Rise• Floor-Area Calculation• Construction and Program Management

Workshops

Afternoon

Morning

Evening

Sunday29 October Pre Conference

Tall Building and Urban Off-Site Programs

Tall Building and Urban Off-Site Programs

VIP Opening Reception

Monday 30 October Core Conference

Presentations, Panel Discussions &

Exhibition

Day 1 Networking Reception

Tuesday 31 OctoberCore Conference

Presentations, Panel Discussions &

Exhibition

Day 2 Garden Party

Wednesday 1 NovemberOff-Site Programs

Conference End or Travel to Regional

City Programs

Join Conference in Sydney

Sydney Sydney Sydney

Join Conference in Regional City

Thursday2 November

Regional City Programs

Melbourne or Brisbane

Regional Program

Day 4 Networking Receptions


Sydney

Friday3 November

Regional City Programs


Regional Program

Conference End


Half-day workshops & CTBUH Leaders

Meetings

Registration / Collection of Conf.

Materials

• Seismic Design• Urban Habitat / Urban Design• Vertical Transportation

http://ctbuh2017.com/speakers

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Who Should Attend?Why Attend?As the recognized international authority on tall buildings, CTBUH conferences differ significantly from the many commercial conferences now being held around the world, in terms of both quality of knowledge-sharing and networking opportunities (see industry leader endorsement on rear cover). Dissemination of best-practice information is of primary importance at every CTBUH conference. Thus, every presentation given at the 2017 Conference will be substantiated by an abstract and captured in the form of video for dissemination after the event. All delegates will receive a USB drive at the event, containing a PDF of every PowerPoint to be given at the conference. In addition, an extensive report and archive of the conference and all the material presented will be collated after the event. Additional benefits include:

• Learn from distinguished experts on the latest in tall buildings, infrastructure and urban development

• Gain knowledge and insight in the latest thinking on sustainability• Network with top, internationally-influential industry leaders• Develop collaborative partnerships and business leads• Earn Continuing Professional Education Credits• Better understand the business opportunities in Australia & Internationally• Promote your company through sponsorship or exhibiting• Influence best-practice thinking and policy making• Experience the dynamic cities of Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane• Tour seminal tall buildings and urban spaces (completed and under

construction)• Enjoy social-networking events at top venues• Experience the multi-national, multi-disciplinary network of the CTBUH

Colleagues from all disciplines with a connection to tall buildings and urban habitat are encouraged to attend, including the following professions:

• Building Owners & Managers• Building Funders & Developers• Building Tenants & Occupiers• National & Local Government Officials• Code & Regulatory Authorities• Contractors & Construction Firms• Architects & Urban Planners• Cost Consultants & Surveyors• Elevator Consultants/Suppliers• Energy Companies• Engineers (all disciplines)• Façade Design Firms• Fire & Life Safety Professionals• Geotechnical/Foundation Firms• Insurers & Legal Firms• Material & Building System Suppliers• NGO’s & Academics• Project/Construction Managers• Transport, Infrastructure & Landscape Companies

Every conference delegate will receive a USB drive containing a digital copy of all abstracts and every presentation given at the conference. To learn about sponsoring this USB drive, see page 17.

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Core Venue & HotelHyatt Regency Sydney The core conference will be held in the Hyatt Regency Sydney, with follow on programs to Melbourne and Brisbane afterwards (see page 10). Located adjacent to Darling Harbour in the city’s central business district, this fantastic venue features unparalleled views, first-rate accommodations, and an ideal position in the urban heart of Sydney – all within walking distance of top attractions, restaurants, and amenities. The hotel completed a major redevelopment in 2016, which included the refurbishment of the existing building, the construction of a 3,700-square-meter convention center, and a 25-story tower including 13 new hotel levels, making this the perfect location for a CTBUH Conference.

Very favorable, negotiated rates at the Hyatt Regency Sydney mean that you can stay in this prime location during the conference for highly competitive rates. In particular, as a non-profit organization, CTBUH has to guarantee a minimum number of rooms at the hotel, so delegates are urged to help reduce this risk to the Council

by please staying at the conference hotel.

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Sydney’s population is projected to grow from about 5mi in 2016 to 6.4mi by 2036.

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Core Venue Plan

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Speaker Ready Room

Entrance

Hotel Lobby

Mezzanine Floor

Ground Floor

Key 3 Ballrooms 7 Program Rooms27 Exhibition Booths

Lunch / Coffee Break Area

Grand Ballroom 1

Grand Ballroom 2

Maritime Ballroom

InterviewRoom

Registration

CTBUH Bookshop

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Wharf 1 Wharf 2 Wharf 3 Wharf 4

King 3

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Exhibition Area for lunches and coffee breaks

Sydney CityModel

Poster Exhibition

CTBUH Meeting Room

(Sussex 1)

Secretariat(King 1)

King 2

UEM Sunrise Logo

English Malay

PMS 2756C

C100 M100 Y0 K20

R42 G21 B102

PMS 200C

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Booth Exhibitor

1–4 CTBUH

5 Lendlease

6 AMP Capital

7 Brookfield

8 Taiwan Glass

9 JLL

10 Fine DNC

11 Cricursa

12 Windtech

13 Aliaxis

14 Halfen

15 Dow Corning

16 ALUCOIL

17 Studco

18 AET Flexible Space

19 Jiangsu CN Eco-Materials

20 TESolution

21 RWDI

22 Bates Smart

23 UEM Sunrise

24 Schindler

25 BG&E

26 PingAn

27 Hummingbird Kinetics

Currently Confirmed Exhibitors

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2627 25 24

2 3

1

4m x 2m

3m x 2m

6 7

4 ExhibitionSuite Area

King 4

Speaker Ready Room

Entrance

Hotel Lobby

Mezzanine Floor

Ground Floor

Key 3 Ballrooms 7 Program Rooms27 Exhibition Booths

Lunch / Coffee Break Area

Grand Ballroom 1

Grand Ballroom 2

Maritime Ballroom

InterviewRoom

Registration

CTBUH Bookshop

21 20 19 1823

Wharf 1 Wharf 2 Wharf 3 Wharf 4

King 3

8 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17

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Exhibition Area for lunches and coffee breaks

Sydney CityModel

Poster Exhibition

CTBUH Meeting Room

(Sussex 1)

Secretariat(King 1)

King 2

UEM Sunrise Logo

English Malay

PMS 2756C

C100 M100 Y0 K20

R42 G21 B102

PMS 200C

C0 M100 Y63 K12 R200 G30 B60

PRIMARY COLOURS




Mezzanine Floor

Ground Floor

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Networking ReceptionsThe social-networking events are always a highlight of CTBUH conferences, excellent for business networking as well as catching up with colleagues and friends.

There will be five major social networking events held in conjunction with the 2017 conference, as outlined below:

VIP Opening Reception 33 Alfred Street, Sydney Sunday 29 October, 6:00–8:00pm hosted by AMP Capital; sponsored by OTIS

Day 2 Garden Party The Calyx, Sydney Tuesday 31 October, 6:00–9:00pm sponsored by BG&E

At 22 hectares, Barangaroo is Sydney’s largest urban renewal project since the 2000 Olympics and one of the most significant waterfront transformations currently underway anywhere in the world.

Day 4 Melbourne Networking Reception Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne Thursday 2 November, 6:30–8:30pm in partnership with Monash University

Day 4 Brisbane Networking Reception 480 Queen Street Roof Terrace Garden, Brisbane Thursday 2 November, 6:00–8:00pm hosted by: CTBUH

Day 1 Networking Reception Barangaroo South, Sydney Monday 30 October, 6:00–8:00pm hosted by Lendlease; sponsored by Schindler

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Day 3 Off-Site ProgramsThe third day of the conference will be dedicated to Off-Site Programs, which will take place across buildings, urban spaces, infrastructure hubs, and key developments throughout Sydney. Delegates are able to choose two different programs, by registering in advance for the morning and afternoon, from a selection of options. In each program, delegates will hear from colleagues on a specific theme related to the program location through on-site presentations, followed by extensive tours of the sites led by professionals involved in the projects.

The following buildings will host off-site programs in Sydney at the 2017 conference:

• Sydney Metro; City-Shaping Infrastructure Delivered at High Speed

• 8 Chifley; Communal & Public Spaces in High-Rise Buildings

• Sydney Opera House; Contemporary BOH in World Heritage Buildings

• 1 Bligh Street Double Skin-Facades: The Cutting Edge

• One Central Park; Greening the City

• Australia Square, MLC, Capita Centre; Harry Seidler Walking Tour

• International Towers; High-Efficiency Office Complexes

• 50 Martin Place; Martin Place Renewal – Commercial Development in a Historic Civic Space

• Parramatta Square Polycentric Urban Clusters

• Mirvac Headquarters, EY Centre, 200 George Street The Changing High-Rise Workplace

• Dr. Chau Chak Wing Building The Power of the Icon

• International House Timber in Commercial Architecture

• Aveo Norwest; Timber in Medium Density Residential Developments

• CPP Wind Tunnel; Wind Engineering & Wind Tunnel Testing Architecture

Australia ranks 7th in the world for railway infrastructure at 36,968 km.

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Days 4–5 Regional City ProgramsDelegates will have the opportunity to experience either Melbourne or Brisbane on Days 4 and 5 of the conference, where they will engage in rich 1.5-day programs that explore the country’s foremost developments, infrastructure hubs, and cultural sites. These regional city programs (with flights and accommodation paid by the delegate) will incorporate three half-day segments that focus on unique themes, each progressing from a presentation format to expansive tours, site visits, and technical demonstrations. The programs will be led by CTBUH experts and will take place at prominent venues in each locale.

Melbourne

Brisbane9:00 am – 10:30 pm

11:00 am – 12:00 pm

Travel Sydney to Melbourne or Brisbane

Day 5 Plenary Session


Lunch Break (12:00 pm – 1:00 pm)

Morning Tea (10:30 pm – 11:00 am)

Afternoon Tea (2:30 pm – 3:00 pm)

12:30 pm – 2:30 pm

1:00 pm – 4:00 pm

3:00 pm – 5:00 pm

4:00 pm – 5:00 pm


Off-Site Visits

Off-Site Visits

Walking Tour/Off-Site Visits

Networking Reception6:00 – 7:30 pm

Day 4: Thursday, November 2, 2017 – Melbourne or Brisbane

Day 5: Friday, November 3, 2017 – Melbourne or Brisbane

Program Outline

The total value of major engineering construction work done in Australia in 2014–2015 was AUD$48.7 billion, more than the entire GDP of Bolivia.

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Registration RatesEarly Bird Registration

(payment before 26 May)Regular Rate Registration

(payment 26 May – 31 July)Late Registration

(payment after 31 July)

Presenter / Leader5 Member Non-

MemberPresenter /

Leader5 MemberNon-

MemberPresenter /

Leader5 MemberNon-

Member

Day 1 & 2 Core Conference (Sydney)1 USD $600(≈ AUD $780)

USD $800(≈ AUD $1040)

USD $1000(≈ AUD $1300)

USD $800(≈ AUD $1040)

USD $1000(≈ AUD $1300)

USD $1200(≈ AUD $1560)

USD $1000(≈ AUD $1300)

USD $1200(≈ AUD $1560)

USD $1400(≈ AUD $1820)

Day 3 Off-site Programs (Sydney)2 USD $200 (≈ AUD $260) USD $200 (≈ AUD $260) USD $200 (≈ AUD $260)

Day 4 & 5 Regional City Programs3 (Melbourne or Brisbane)

USD $300 (≈ AUD $390) USD $300 (≈ AUD $390) USD $300 (≈ AUD $390)

Registration Notes:1. Days 1 & 2 Core Conference (Sydney) = Two full days of Conference sessions in Sydney (Monday 30 & Tuesday 31 October) + 2017

conference digital proceedings + 2 lunches + 6 coffee breaks.2. Day 3 Off-Site Programs (Sydney) = Delegates will chose one morning program and one afternoon program on Wednesday 1

November, which take place within seminal tall buildings and urban spaces around Sydney.3. Days 4 & 5 Regional City Programs (Melbourne or Brisbane) = Delegates can travel to one of two key cities in Australia for a 1.5-day

program hosted within seminal tall buildings and urban spaces in that city. Flights and accommodations to be paid by delegate. 4. Registrations for the three Networking Receptions in Sydney can only be accepted for delegates registered for the 2-day Core

Sydney Conference. For Day 4 Networking Receptions, delegates must be registered for either the Melbourne or Brisbane program.5. Presenter / CTBUH Leader Registration = For presenters notified of accepted abstracts or CTBUH Leaders only. For each accepted

presentation, only one presenter is entitled to the reduced registration rate.6. Cancellation Policy: A 100% refund, minus a USD$100 cancellation fee (per delegate) will be given if written notice of cancellation is

received by 30 June 2017. A 50% refund will be given after 30 June – 31 August 2017. No refund will be given for cancellation after 31 August 2017. No refunds will be given for those who do not attend the conference. If you cannot attend the conference we are happy to accept a substitute colleague without penalty up to 22 September 2017. No substitutions are allowed after 22 September 2017. All refunds will be distributed after the Conference.

7. Reimbursement Policy: If a delegate wishes to change his/her booking and this is possible within the terms of the Cancellation Policy above, then a $30 change fee (per delegate) will be charged on any potential reimbursement refund.

8. Payment: Payments are encouraged to be made by credit card immediately to secure registration; registrations are not considered complete until payment is received. A 3% bank fee will be charged for all credit card payments; a $20 bank fee will be charged for all wire transfers.

Registration online at:www.ctbuh2017.com/registration

For Registered

Delegates Only4

VIP Opening Reception, Sydney(33 Alfred Street) USD $150 (≈ AUD $195)

Day 1 Networking Reception, Sydney(International Towers) USD $150 (≈ AUD $195)

Day 2 Garden Party, Sydney(Venue to be Determined) USD $150 (≈ AUD $195)

Day 4 Networking Reception, Melbourne(Venue to be Determined) USD $100 (≈ AUD $130)

Day 4 Networking Reception, Brisbane(Venue to be Determined)

Complimentary (with Brisbane City Program package)

Networking Receptions

Note: Registration Rates are net of all taxes and fees. Registration payments are collected in USD directly to the CTBUH Headquarters Office account in Chicago, USA. Therefore, GST does not apply. AUD rates are indicative only, based on an exchange rate of 1.3. All payments must be made in USD$ at the rates portrayed, irrespective of daily exchange rate fluctuations.

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Sponsorship OpportunitiesSelected Owner/Developer/Operator Sponsors of Recent CTBUH Events:

New World Development Company Limited

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• Promote your company brand to industry leaders

• Develop collaborative partnerships and business leads

• Understand better the business opportunities in Australia and Internationally

• Network with top influential people in the industry internationally

• Pursue a prominent speaking role

• Promote a relevant building to attendees

• Enjoy social-networking events at top venues

• Be promoted to media and press outlets in conjunction with the Conference

• Include your logo on all Conference documentation

• Gain knowledge and insight in the latest thinking on sustainability, tall buildings and urban development

There are opportunities for sponsorship of this key gathering at Diamond, Platinum, Gold and Silver levels. Each package includes exclusive sponsorship of a unique aspect of the conference (e.g., a Program Room, a Social-Networking Reception, the Conference delegate bags, a lunch or coffee break, etc.). In addition, each sponsorship package delivers other great benefits, such as the promotion of your company brand and expertise internationally, both in advance of the conference and at the event itself, maximizing speaking opportunities, offering complimentary delegate registrations, and much more.

Why Sponsor? Sponsorship Benefits

Government/Institute/Academic

10%

Regional Representation Discipline Representation

Australia40%

Asia25%

Rest of World5%

Europe15%

North America

15%

Architecture/Urban Planning/

Interiors

20%

Construction & Suppliers

15%

Engineering (all types)

20%

Owner/Developer

20%

Tenant/Occupier

15%

Government/Institute/Academic

10%

Regional Representation Discipline Representation

Australia40%

Asia25%

Rest of World5%

Europe15%

North America

15%

Architecture/Urban Planning/

Interiors

20%

Construction & Suppliers

15%

Engineering (all types)

20%

Owner/Developer

20%

Tenant/Occupier

15%

Expected Attendance: 1000+ Delegates / 45+ Countries

Region Profession

http://http://ctbuh2017.com/sponsorship/

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For full list of sponsor benefits, see ctbuh2017.com/Diamond

Diamond Diamond Sponsors will be acknowledged as the premium supporters of the Conference, enjoying maximum exposure both before and during the Conference, with the highest priority of branding in all documentation and on-site signage.

Diamond + Networking Reception HostsEach “host” one of the conference networking receptions – thus likely taking place in their building. The networking receptions are a major highlight of a CTBUH Conference and will thus serve as excellent promotion of the building, hosting the reception (see page 8).

Diamond + Off-Site Program HostsEach “host” one of the Off-site Programs – thus likely taking place in their building. Each off-site program will be a focused on a specific theme related to the program location through on-site presentations and extensive tours of the site (see page 9).

Confirmed Sponsors:

http://ctbuh2017.com/diamond/

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PlatinumThere are two specific Platinum packages available, one hosting a

“program room” – an essential “track” of the conference, and the other sponsoring one of the five networking receptions.

For full list of sponsor benefits, see ctbuh2017.com/Platinum

Platinum + Program RoomWill be acknowledged as the sponsors of a specific track of presentations at the conference. The sponsor will collaborate with the CTBUH in determining the speaker program in the Program Room, of which the sponsor nominates 2 presentations and chairs all the sessions. The Program Rooms will also serve as exhibition suites, and will be promoted to all delegates both in advance of, and during, the conference itself.

Confirmed Sponsors:

Platinum + Networking Reception Will be acknowledged as the sponsors of one of the three networking receptions, alongside the actual owners of the buildings where the receptions take place, who are acknowledged as “Hosts” (see page 8).

Confirmed Sponsors:

http://ctbuh2017.com/platinum

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There are 11 Gold sponsorship packages available, each exclusively sponsoring a unique aspect of the Conference.

Gold Packages

Gold + CTBUH Journal Attendees will be given a copy of the special conference issue of the CTBUH Journal, which will be themed on the conference and distributed internationally to all CTBUH members. The sponsor will be the sole sponsor of the issue, with their logo on the cover and a relevant paper contained within.

For full list of sponsor benefits, see ctbuh2017.com/Gold

Gold + Name Badge Lanyards A Conference name badge will be worn by every attendee, with the lanyard (neck string/strap) occupying a prominent position around every delegate’s neck. The sponsor will enjoy a high degree of brand visibility by the inclusion of their logo on the lanyard, alongside the CTBUH logo.

Confirmed Sponsor:

Gold + Conference Bags Attendees will be given a delegate bag which they will carry throughout the event and many will also use afterwards. The sponsor will thus enjoy exposure of the company brand through the inclusion of their logo on the delegate bags.

Confirmed Sponsor:

Confirmed Sponsor:

Gold + Lunch (Day 1, 2 & 5)There will be three lunch sponsorship opportunities during the Conference. Each lunch sponsor will enjoy exclusive branding of one lunch through signage on buffet tables, high-top tables and through the relevant chair announcements immediately before the lunch.

Confirmed Sponsors:

http://ctbuh2017.com/gold

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Gold + Student Design Competition The best projects will be displayed, and the final judging will occur, at the conference for the CTBUH’s annual international student competition. The sponsor will receive recognition for support of this initiative, with funds supporting US$20,000 of prize money and travel stipends for finalists to attend/present.

Gold + Student Design Studio Students travel to a foreign country to engage in the culture and conduct a relevant urban / tall building design project. The sponsor will receive recognition for support of this initiative – including input on the research subject – with $20,000 of sponsor funds supporting travel and studio expenses.

Gold + USB Drives All attendees will be given a USB drive containing all abstracts and presentations delivered at the Conference, and will carry it throughout the event and continue to use it as a normal USB drive long after. The sponsor will have its logo printed on one side, and company information on the drive.

Gold + Research Seed Funding An international “call for research submissions” will be made, with one project awarded seed funding of US$20,000, which will be announced, by the sponsor, during the Conference. The sponsor will be recognized as the supporter of this initiative, and in connection with the research project itself.

Confirmed Sponsor:

Confirmed Sponsor:

Confirmed Sponsor:

UEM Sunrise Logo

English Malay

PMS 2756C

C100 M100 Y0 K20

R42 G21 B102

PMS 200C

C0 M100 Y63 K12 R200 G30 B60

PRIMARY COLOURS




Confirmed Sponsor:

One Gold sponsor has the chance to exhibit in an extended “suite” area, rather than just through an exhibition “booth” in the Grand Hyatt Sydney.Note: all aspects of the exhibition suite, including all materials, equipment and associated supply, will be the responsibility of the sponsor.

Gold + Exhibition Suite Confirmed Sponsor:

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Silver Packages

Silver + Coffee Break (9 No.) There will be six breakfasts/coffee breaks during the core conference program in Sydney, and two breakfast/coffee breaks in Melbourne, as well as a Myki transit card pick-up in Melbourne. Sponsorship of each coffee break will be recognized through signage at coffee points, on high-top tables and – where relevant – through the walk-in/-out slide loop and chair announcements immediately before the break.

Silver (11 No.) This is a straight entry-level sponsorship, not linked to an exclusive element of the conference.

Exhibitor All exhibition booths areas are 3m x 2m in size. Please note: only the space is provided – exhibitors must create their own booth.

Confirmed Sponsors:

Confirmed Sponsors:

Confirmed Sponsors:

For full list of sponsor benefits, see ctbuh2017.com/Silver

http://ctbuh2017.com/silver

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Sponsor Benefits

*Sponsorship fee is net of all taxes and fees. Any taxes and fees need to be paid by the sponsor.

For more details, see ctbuh2017.com/Sponsorship

Diamond + Networking Reception Hosts / O� -Site Program Hosts

Platinum +Program Room

Platinum + Networking Reception

Gold + Speci� c Package

Silver + Co� ee Break Silver Exhibitor

3 Packages / 0 Available 6 Packages / 0 Available 3 Packages / 0 Available 11 Packages / 0 Available9 Packages / 0 Available

11 Packages / 0 Available

13 Packages / 0 Available

US $60,000 – US $70,000* US $60,000* US $50,000 – US $60,000* US $40,000 – US $50,000* US $15,000* US $10,000* US $15,000*

See Page 14 See Page 15 See Page 15 See Pages 16–18 See Page 18 See Page 18 See Page 18

Sponsor Branding Priority

Highest Priority 2nd Highest Priority 2nd Highest Priority 3rd Highest Priority 4th Highest Priority 5th Highest Priority

Exclusive Sponsorship Networking Reception orOff -site Program

Program Room – 50 to 80 square meters in size

Networking Reception Sponsor Various Packages Coff ee Break

Complimentary Registrations

6 ($8,400 value) 5 ($7,000 value) 5 ($7,000 value) 4 ($5,600 value) 2 ($2,800 value) 1 ($1,400 value)

Presentation/Speaker 1 Conference Presentation + Address at Networking Reception or1 Conference Presentation + 1 Off -site Program Presentation

2 Presentations + 5 Session Chair Roles in Program Room

1 Presentation 1 Presentation

Space for Exhibition Booth

Program Room – 50 to 80 square meters in size

Networking Reception Invites

10 VIP Invites to Hosted Reception; 3 VIP Invites to Other Receptions or3 VIP Invites to all Receptions

10 VIP Invites to Sponsored Reception

Recognition from Chair At Conference Open, Close, and Hosted Reception orAt Conference Open & Close

At Sponsored Reception

Logo on Website Homepage

Small Brochure in Delegate Bags

Video Product

Logo in CTBUH Journal, etc.

Promotion via Social Media

Company E-blast Support

Logo on Stage Backdrop & Signage

Logo on Walk-in/out Slide Loop

Material on General Sponsor Table Promotion via

Post-Conference Report Recognition in

Conference ProgramOn Exhibition Plan

Special Designation on Name Badges

Sponsor Sponsor Sponsor Sponsor Sponsor Sponsor Exhibitor

Logo on Website

CTBUH Membership (for new members only)

Supporting Contributor($10,000 value)

Patron($6,000 value)

Donor($6,000 value)

Donor($3,000 value)

Contributor($1,500 value)

Participant($750 value)

Sponsorship Benefi ts – Comparison Chart

*Sponsorship fee is net of all taxes and fees. Any taxes and fees need to be paid by the sponsor.

http://ctbuh2017.com/sponsorship

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Most Recent CTBUH Conference

Title: Cities to Megacities: Shaping Dense Vertical Urbanism

Date: 16–21 October 2016

Location: Shenzhen, Guangzhou, and Hong Kong

Total Number of Attendees: 1,350

Total Number of Countries represented: 46

Total Number of Companies represented: 369

Attendance by ProfessionAttendance by Region

Top 20 Owner/Developers/Investors/Property Managers

New World Development Company Limited Hong Kong

Ping An Financial Centre Construction & Development Shenzhen

Sun Hung Kai Properties Limited Hong Kong

Guangzhou R&F Properties Guangzhou

Hong Kong Housing Authority Hong Kong

Shenzhen Zhongzhou Investment Holdings Shenzhen

JLL Hong Kong

Swire Properties Hong Kong

Yuexiu Real Estate & Guangzhou Yuexiu City Construction JLL Property Management Guangzhou

Shenzhen Parkland Real Estate Development Shenzhen

PACE Development Corporation Bangkok

Shenzhen Overseas Chinese Town Shenzhen

CapitaLand Limited Singapore

CBRE Hong Kong

Grand Canal Land Bangkok

Hongkong Land Limited Hong Kong

Jeddah Economic Company Jeddah

PT Farpoint Prima Jakarta

Taipei Financial Center Corporation Taipei

Greenland Group Shanghai

KLCC Property Holdings Berhad Kuala Lumpur

Omkar Realtors & Developers Mumbai

Shanghai Tower Construction & Development Shanghai

Shum Yip Land Company Limited Shenzhen

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Total owners/developers/investors/property managers in attendance = 258 people; 65 companies

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12%Europe

7%Government / Academic

/ Institute / Research

17%Material / System

Suppliers

23%Owners /

Developers / Occupiers

26%Architecture / Urban

Planning

10%Contractors / Project

Managers / Cost Consultants

16%Engineering

2%Rest of World

1%Press / Other

18%Americas

20%Other Asia

45%China

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3%Australia

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Delegate Feedback (Based on 310 returns out of 1,350 total delegates)

Were the presentations relevant and engaging?

China53%

Other

5%Europe

8%

Middle East

12%

North America

18%

Other Asia

11%

China

46%

Shanghai28%

Beijing13%

Tel Aviv6%

Shanghai28%

Beijing13%

Other32%

Tel Aviv6%

Hong Kong5%

Shenzhen4%

Kuala Lumpur2%

London2%

Jakarta2%

New York3%

Chicago3%

China 2016 Colors

Did the Conference ful�ll your reason for attending?

The presentations were relevant and engaging.


I would recommend this conference/organization to others.

The Conference was well organized and coordinated.

Which Conference formatdid you enjoy more?

Would you recommend this conference/ organization to others?

The Panel Discussions were engaging and lively.

The exhibition area & poster exhibits were interesting and relevant.

Networking opportunities with speakers and other delegates were appropriate.

The building technical/regional tours were useful and enjoyable.

The networking receptions/dinner were high quality and enjoyable.

FOR USE

FOR USE

FOR USE

FOR USE

FOR USE

FOR USE

82%

Strongly Agree/Agree

74%


82%


74%


80%


15%

Disagree3%

Not Applicable3%

18%

Disagree5%

Not Applicable3%

12%

Disagree3%

21%

Disagree5%

14%

Disagree6%

Other

5%Academics/

Research

7%

Contractors/Construction/Project Management

10%

Suppliers

14%

Owners/Developers/

Property

17%

Engineering

18%

Architecture/Urban/Interiors

29%

Other

5%Europe

8%

Middle East

12%

North America

18%

Other Asia

11%

China

46%

Tel Aviv6%

Beijing13%

Shanghai28%

Beijing13%

Other32%

Tel Aviv6%

Hong Kong5%

Shenzhen4%

Kuala Lumpur2%

London2%

Jakarta2%

New York3%

Chicago3%

NYC 2015 Colors

85%

Strongly Agree/Agree | 非常同意/同意

93%


94%


82%


74%


82%


74%


80%


Not Applicable不适用

2%

11%

Disagree不同意

2%

No | 1%

99%Yes |


3%

1%

Disagree不同意

3%


1%

1%

Disagree不同意

4%

15%

Disagree3%

Not Applicable3%

18%

Disagree5%

Not Applicable3%

12%

Disagree3%

21%

Disagree5%

14%

Disagree6%

Other

5%Academics/

Research

7%


10%

Suppliers

14%

Owners/Developers/

Property

17%

Engineering

18%


29%

Yes>99%

No<1%

Agree90%

Neutral8%

Disagree2%

Pecha Kucha Panel Discussion18%

O�-Site Program7%

Three-Speaker-in-a-Session Format

56%Standard Panel Discussion19%

Neutral4%

Agree95%

Disagree1%

China53%

Other

5%Europe

8%

Middle East

12%

North America

18%

Other Asia

11%

China

46%

Shanghai28%

Beijing13%

Tel Aviv6%

Shanghai28%

Beijing13%

Other32%

Tel Aviv6%

Hong Kong5%

Shenzhen4%

Kuala Lumpur2%

London2%

Jakarta2%

New York3%

Chicago3%

China 2016 Colors

Did the Conference ful�ll your reason for attending?



I would recommend this conference/organization to others.

The Conference was well organized and coordinated.

Which Conference formatdid you enjoy more?

Would you recommend this conference/ organization to others?

The Panel Discussions were engaging and lively.

The exhibition area & poster exhibits were interesting and relevant.

Networking opportunities with speakers and other delegates were appropriate.

The building technical/regional tours were useful and enjoyable.

The networking receptions/dinner were high quality and enjoyable.

FOR USE

FOR USE

FOR USE

FOR USE

FOR USE

FOR USE

82%


74%


82%


74%


80%


15%

Disagree3%

Not Applicable3%

18%

Disagree5%

Not Applicable3%

12%

Disagree3%

21%

Disagree5%

14%

Disagree6%

Other

5%Academics/

Research

7%


10%

Suppliers

14%

Owners/Developers/

Property

17%

Engineering

18%


29%

Other

5%Europe

8%

Middle East

12%

North America

18%

Other Asia

11%

China

46%

Tel Aviv6%

Beijing13%

Shanghai28%

Beijing13%

Other32%

Tel Aviv6%

Hong Kong5%

Shenzhen4%

Kuala Lumpur2%

London2%

Jakarta2%

New York3%

Chicago3%

NYC 2015 Colors

85%


93%


94%


82%


74%


82%


74%


80%



2%

11%

Disagree不同意

2%

No | 1%

99%Yes |


3%

1%

Disagree不同意

3%


1%

1%

Disagree不同意

4%

15%

Disagree3%

Not Applicable3%

18%

Disagree5%

Not Applicable3%

12%

Disagree3%

21%

Disagree5%

14%

Disagree6%

Other

5%Academics/

Research

7%


10%

Suppliers

14%

Owners/Developers/

Property

17%

Engineering

18%


29%

Yes>99%

No<1%

Agree90%

Neutral8%

Disagree2%

Pecha Kucha Panel Discussion18%

O�-Site Program7%

Three-Speaker-in-a-Session Format

56%Standard Panel Discussion19%

Neutral4%

Agree95%

Disagree1%

Did the Conference fulfill your reason for attending?

I really enjoy the knowledge sharing and high-level networking. As a practitioner in the Asia Pacific region coping with rapid urbanization, my work and projects often were, and continue to be, super high-rise buildings. CTBUH’s most updated information is very useful.”

– Kenneth Hau, HKIA

“The quality of the papers, presentations, building visits and networking were all first rate. All too often I have attended conferences where you gain very little technically and the attendees are really just part of a glorified club. That is definitely not the case with any events organized by CTBUH and this one in particular.”

– Ian Duncombe, ChapmanBDSP

Top 20 Consultants

WSP | Parsons Brinckerhoff

Skidmore, Owings & Merrill

CSCEC Group of Companies

Turner Construction Company / Turner International

Residential Construction Council of Ontario

Arcadis

Arup

Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates

Thornton Tomasetti

ECADI

Arquitectonica

China Architecture Design & Research Group

AECOM

Beijing Institute of Architectural Design

ISA Architecture

Woods Bagot

Architectural Design and Research Inst. of South

China Univ. of Technology

CAPOL

Gensler

Shenzhen Aube Architectural Engineering Design

M Moser Associates

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Total consultants in attendance = 597 people; 224 companies

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“I truly enjoyed the presentations and not just the organized visits, but exploring the environment of the locations.“

– Albert Taylor, AKT II

“Given how strong last year’s program was it looked hard to beat, but this year’s conference really brought together the best and brightest architects, engineers, planners, academics and forward thinking owners and developers to build better cities.”

– Tim Neal, Arcadis

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Previous CTBUH Conferences

Selected Past Conferences:

The Council holds at least one conference per year in an active tall building city around the world. Below is a selection of proceeding covers from some of the Council’s past events, spanning a history of 48 years.

Dubai, 2008 Seoul, 2004New York, 2005 Melbourne, 2001 Amsterdam, 1995Sao Paulo, 1997Kuala Lumpur, 2003Moscow, 2008

Los Angeles, 1988 Singapore, 1984 Sydney, 1973Chicago, 1986 Paris, 1977 Bethlehem, 1972Kuwait, 1992 Hong Kong, 1976Hong Kong, 1990

Mumbai, 2010 Chicago, 2009Shanghai, 2012 Seoul, 2011

The Unique Challenges of Building Tall in Historic Cities

CTBUH 2013International Conference

11–13 June | The Brewery | London, UK

www.ctbuh2013.com

London, 2013New York, 2015 Shanghai, 2014Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Hongkong, 2016

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About the CTBUHThe Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat (CTBUH) is the world’s leading resource for professionals focused on the inception, design, construction, and operation of tall buildings and future cities. Founded in 1969 and headquartered at Chicago’s historic Monroe Building, the CTBUH is a not-for-profit organization with an Asia Headquarters office at Tongji University, Shanghai; a Research Office at Iuav University, Venice, Italy; and a Chicago Research & Academic Office at the Illinois Institute of Technology. CTBUH facilitates the exchange of the latest knowledge available on tall buildings around the world through publications, research, events, working groups, web resources, and its extensive network of international representatives. The Council’s research department is spearheading the investigation of the next generation of tall buildings by aiding original research on sustainability and key development issues. The Council’s free database on tall buildings, The Skyscraper Center, is updated daily with detailed information, images, data, and news. The CTBUH also developed the international standards for measuring tall building height and is recognized as the arbiter for bestowing such designations as “The World’s Tallest Building.”

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CTBUH Headquarters

The Monroe Building104 South Michigan Avenue, Suite 620Chicago, Illinois 60603, USAPhone: +1 (312) 283-5599

Local Conference Steering Committee

This committee is a group of CTBUH members based in the city where the Conference is located, who make a one-year committee to assist with steering the overall direction of the conference, including steering the overall direction of the Conference and helping organize speakers, sponsors, and off-site programs. Please note that committee members must be members of CTBUH. To learn more about the 2017 Sydney Steering Committee, see www.ctbuh2017.com/committees.

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“CTBUH conferences are THE tall building / urban conferences to attend, for learning of the latest advances in the typology, for considering the future of sustainable cities, and for business networking. We strongly encourage your attendance at this event...”

Statement endorsed by the industry leaders listed below:

Ahmad Abdelrazaq Talal Al Maiman

His Excellency Mohammed Ali AlabbarWilliam BakerStefano Boeri

Albert ChanJoseph ChouJimmy ChungDouglas Durst

Karl FenderJeanne GangArthur Gensler

James GoettschKeith Griffiths

Jianping GuMounib Hammoud

Christoph IngenhovenHelmut JahnZhaoHui Jia

Ron KlemencicStephen Y.F. LaiDaniel Libeskind

Yansong Ma

Senior Executive Vice President, Samsung CorporationCEO & Managing Director, Kingdom Real Estate DevelopmentChairman, EmaarStructural Engineering Partner, Skidmore, Owings & MerrillFounder/Partner, Stefano Boeri ArchitettiDesign Director of Planning & Development, Shui On Land LimitedChairman, Taipei Financial Center CorporationEton PropertiesChairman, The Durst OrganizationDirector, Fender Katsalidis ArchitectsFounder, Studio Gang ArchitectsChairman, Gensler Chairman and CEO, Goettsch PartnersChairman, AedasPresident, Shanghai Tower Construction & DevelopmentCEO, Jeddah Economic CompanyFounding Principal, ingenhoven architectsFounding Principal, JAHN ArchitectsChief Deputy Architect, Greenland GroupChairman & CEO, Magnusson Klemencic AssociatesManaging Director, Rider Levett BucknallArchitect/Owner, Studio Daniel LibeskindFounder & Principal Partner, MAD Architects

Hiroo MoriTim Neal

Jean NouvelJames Parakh

William Pedersen Cesar Pelli

John PortmanLeslie RobertsonJames Robinson

Moshe SafdieAbrar Sheriff Adrian Smith

Werner SobekRichard Tomasetti

Thomas TsangRafael Viñoly

Chris WilkinsonCarol Willis

Mun Summ WongMike Wong

Kenneth Yeang Jerry Yin

Junjie Zhang

Co-Founding Director, MVRDVGlobal Director - Buildings, ArcadisArchitect, Ateliers Jean NouvelUrban Design Manager, City of Toronto Planning DepartmentPrincipal, Kohn Pedersen Fox AssociatesSenior Principal, Pelli Clarke Pelli ArchitectsFounder and Chairman, John Portman & AssociatesOwner, Leslie Earl Robertson, Structural EngineerExecutive Director, Hongkong LandFounder, Safdie ArchitectsPresident & Chief Executive Officer, Turner InternationalFounding Partner, Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill ArchitectureFounder, Werner Sobek GroupFounding Principal, Thornton Tomasetti CEO, Ping An Financial Centre Construction & DevelopmentLead Designer, Rafael Viñoly Architects Principal, Wilkinson Eyre ArchitectsFounder and Director, The Skyscraper MuseumFounding Director, WOHA ArchitectsDeputy Managing Director, Sun Hung KaiPrincipal, Hamzah & Yeang Senior VP & Chief Architect, SOHO PropertiesChairman, ECADI

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