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New Zealand

Modular Construction and

Pre-Fabrication Conference

Main Conference: 5 - 6 December 2016Post-Conference Site Tour and Workshop: 7 December 2016

Venue: Pullman Auckland

Driving Efficiency, Productivity and Optimizing Costs in Building the Future of New Zealand Today

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Constructed with Unitized Building

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1. Enhance speed and efficiency of your construction projects while reducing overall costs by adopting modern methods of construction and prefabrication

2. Minimize errors, defective materials and waste with early stages of construction conducted in a controlled environment

3. Strive for a greener and smarter construction project which reduces the detrimental environmental impacts caused by traditional construction methods

4. Overcome labor shortages in the industry by utilizing off-site construction, prefabrication and preassembly techniques

5. Harness the flexibility and relocatability of modular buildings to address the housing needs and natural threats in New Zealand

• Overcoming Shortage of Skills: Transferring Site-Based Construction Activities to Factory Environments

• BIM in Prefabrication and Modularization • Agile Housing Model for Future Proofing: Prefabrication to Perfection

• Delivering Timely Modular Projects - ISO and the PMO• Enhancing Modular Construction and Pre-Fabrication Efficiency through Procurement Practices

• Prefabrication and Standardization in Buildings

Gary CaulfieldCEOXlam NZ Ltd

Featured Speakers

DAY 1: MONDAY, 5 DECEMBER 2016

DAY 2: TUESDAY, 6 DECEMBER 2016

5 Top Reasons Why You Should Modernize Your Building Methods Through Modular Construction and Pre-Fabrication

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• Integrated BIM Workflows in Modular Prefabricated Construction• Framecad Technical Park Tour - Exploring Steel Framing for Pre-Fabricated Homes

Sponsors: Supporting Association:

POST-CONFERENCE WORKSHOPDAY 3: WEDNESDAY, 7 DECEMBER 2016

A Case Study from Mackays to Peka Peka Expressway

Integrated BIM Workflows in Modular Prefabricated Construction

Prefabrication and Standardization Potential in Buildings

Jamil KhanTechnical Director - Structural EngineeringBeca Ltd

Michael WarwickBIM Specialist and OwnerMAW Design|Sustainable Light

Tim PlenderleithGlobal Client Director - ManufacturingAurecon Group

Overcoming Shortage of Skills: Transferring Site-Based

Construction Activities to Factory Environments

Warwick QuinnChief ExecutiveBuilding and Construction Industry Training Organisation

Case Study:The Collaboration in Prefabrication

Ben CampbellTechnical DirectorAbodo Wood Ltd

Going Green is the New Blue

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New Zealand Modular Construction and Pre-Fabrication Conference

DRIVING EFFICIENCY, PRODUCTIVITY AND OPTIMIZING COSTS IN BUILDING THE FUTURE OF NEW ZEALAND TODAY

5 - 7 DECEMBER 2016 | PULLMAN AUCKLAND





• Hindmarsh• Keneco Property• Laing O’Rourke• Leighs Construction• Lendlease• Matrix Homes Ltd• McConnell Dowell Constructors Ltd• Modulum Homes• Mossop Construction + Interiors• New Zealand Consulting Engineers

Limited• Onesteel• Parkview Constructions• Precinct Properties New Zealand

PAST PARTICIPATING COMPANIES

Hear from Our Past Delegates on How Our Modular Construction and Pre-Fabrication Conference in Sydney

was Transformational to Their Roles!

• ACCIONA Infrastructure• Archaus• Arrow International (NZ) Ltd• Aurecon New Zealand Limited• Beca Ltd• BlueScope• Boral• BRANZ• Christchurch City Council• CSR Building Products• Griffiths & Associates Limited• Hansgrohe• Hawkins Construction• Hickory Group

Our inaugural Modular Construction and Pre-Fabrication ANZ was conducted in Sydney, Australia in March 2016 to resounding success. Selected past participating companies from construction, real estate and AEC industries which have benefitted from Clariden’s programs in New Zealand and Australia include:

“Listening to real life ‘Champions of Pre-Fab’”- General Manager, Rawson Homes

• PrefabNZ / Holmes Solutions• Probuild• Rawson Homes• Rebbeck Dunn Watters• Savills (NZ) Limited• Swanbuild• Schiavello• Warren and Mahoney• Woollam Constructions• Willis Bond & Co• Turner Construction• Watpac Construction

“Great cross section of speakers to give a broad introduction to me who has limited knowledge about modular construction and pre-fabrication so far”

- Engineer, Smart Alliances

“Great insights from across the value chain - busted some myths, honesty around implementation and challenges”

- Manager, Product Innovation & Technology, BlueScope


Featured Speakers’ Line Up



Waco Tao Founder & CEO PowerHouse Homes (Australia)

Sean MurrieManaging DirectorMatrix Homes Ltd

Jason HowdenDirectorWarren and Mahoney Technologies Ltd



Karen OverendFounder and PrincipalOverend & Associates

James West Managing DirectorQuantum Aspects Limited

Sam ArcherDirector of Market TransformationNew Zealand Green Building Council

Richard McEwan CEO Mike Greer Homes NZ Ltd

Michael WarwickBIM Specialist and OwnerMAW Design | Sustainable Light

Rose McLaughlanManager Policy Auckland Council

Brad SaraDirectorWarren and Mahoney Technologies Ltd

Janine StewartPartnerMinter Ellison Rudd Watts


David FinnieSenior Lecturer Built EnvironmentOtago Polytechnic


Case Study: The Collaboration in Prefabrication

A Case Study from Mackays to Peka Peka Expressway

Agile Housing Model for Future Proofing: Prefabrication to Perfection

The Contribution of Modular Construction and Its Effects Towards

New Zealand

BIM in Prefabrication and Modularization

Changing The Mind Set: Modular Construction & Prefabrication

The Construction Contract Act 2002 in Prefabrication

Maximizing Modular Construction and Pre-Fabrication Efficiencies

through Innovative Procurement and Contractual Strategies

Overcoming Shortage of Skills: Transferring Site-Based Construction

Activities to Factory Environments

Pre-Fabrication and Standardization Potential in Buildings

Conference Chariperson

Delivering Timely Modular Projects - ISO and the PMO

Modular Construction and Pre-fabrication in Green Buildings

Integrated BIM Workflows in Modular Prefabricated Construction

Working within the Compliance Rules

BIM in Prefabrication and Modularization

Speakers’ Line Up

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immediate booking.

Best Regards,

Angelia LeeConference Director

In New Zealand, modular construction have been increasingly gaining prominence especially in the aftermath of natural disasters such as earthquakes. Modularized and pre-fabricated buildings possess the qualities of being flexible and easily relocatable, which can serve as effective temporary housing solutions for affected and displaced residents following natural disasters.

Coupled with this threat is the current housing crisis in New Zealand, which has experienced an increase in property prices of nearly 80% in five years, New Zealand is expected to face a general housing shortage of 100,000 homes by 2030.

Modular construction and pre-fabrication techniques will no longer only be a solution as temporary buildings for disaster recovery but it also emerges as one of the most brilliant ideas to construct buildings in a faster, smarter and cost-effective way. Besides being able to mitigate the housing crisis New Zealand is facing, modularization and pre-fabrication methods are also able to reduce costs and offset cost savings to consumers to bring down property prices.

We understand the complexity and costs involved to make these changes a reality in your organization. Hence, we have carefully crafted the agenda to address the potential challenges you may face across the value chain and have industry thought leaders share their knowledge and experiences through practical insights and meaningful case studies.

Join us at the New Zealand Modular Construction and Pre-Fabrication Conference in Auckland, New Zealand from 5 - 7 December 2016 and explore how modular construction will shape the future of New Zealand’s construction landscape as well as ways to tackle emerging challenges for tomorrow. You will also discover high-growth sectors which you can tap into and achieve growth and gain crucial competitive advantage through effective adoption of off-site construction techniques.

We look forward to welcoming you in Auckland this December!

Welcome to New Zealand Modular Construction and Pre-Fabrication Conference




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Who You Will Meet:

Industries (including and not limited to):

• Construction

• Architecture & Planning

• Building Materials

• Civil Engineering

• Commercial Real Estate

• Government Administration

• Nonprofit Organization Management

• Real Estate

• Transportation / Trucking

In the Roles of:

C-Level/GMs/MD/Director/Manager

• Construction Management

• Project Management

• Health and Safety

• Designing

• Operations

• Procurement

• Facilities Management

• Software Technology

Seniority Level of Participants

Participants Seniority Seniority Level: 75% of Participants will be Director Levels & Above

Board / C-Level / President / Director / MD - 20%

VP / Director / Gm - 50%

Manager - 20%

Head of Departments - 10%

20%

10%

20%

50%




Key Themes

• Realizing Prefabs Globally: How Can We Make a Change?

• BIM in Prefabrication and Modularization

• Overcoming Shortage of Skills in Modular Construction and Prefab

• Prefab: Going Green is the New Blue

• Prefabrication and Standardization Potential in Buildings

• Maximizing Modular Construction and Pre-Fabrication Efficiencies through Innovative Procurement and Contractual Strategies

• Delivering Timely Modular Projects - ISO and the PMO

10 REASONS TO JOIN US THIS DECEMBER:

Conference Highlights5 - 7 DECEMBER 2016 | PULLMAN AUCKLAND

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Discover how modular construction and pre-fabrication can help alleviate the housing crisis New Zealand is currently facing

Explore the importance of managing construction logistics efficiently for off-site construction techniques

Change the negative mind set and perceptions against off-site construction

Address the current challenges in modular construction and pre-fabrication and discuss how to overcome them

Uncover the potential of Building Information Modeling (BIM) in developing modern architectural designs

Formulate well thought-out procurement strategies for building materials to deliver timely projects

Engage with industry leaders on how to transform your organization’s construction processes and prepare for the future

Recognize the importance in engaging with various stakeholders when delivering modular building projects to deliver an effective, delay-free project

Understand how modularization and pre-fabrication are solutions to the labor shortages in the construction industry

Grasp the building code and laws that apply to modular construction and prefabrication to ensure your buildings adhere to standards

DAY ONE - 5 DECEMBER 2016

09:00 Welcoming Speech by Conference Director

Karen is the founder and principal of Overend & Associates and has previously led Duncan Cotterill’s construction team and worked in leading New Zealand law firms, including Bell Gully, Minter Ellison, Russell McVeagh and Kensington Swan. Currently, she has a wide range of clients involved in the property and construction sectors, from property developers, landlords and insurers, through to head contractors and subcontractors, through to suppliers of building products, and homeowners.

She was involved in property and construction projects from beginning to end, having worked in legal roles at Auckland International Airport, Hanover Group and Tatweer Dubai. She has also been parft of constructing and developing significant infrastructure, retail and industrial premises, hospital precincts, leisure precincts and affordable housing developments on a large scale.

Karen is on the Council of the Society of Construction Law and is a member of the National Association of Women in Construction. She has also presented seminars for the New Zealand Law Society on commercial leases, and earthquake prone building legislation. In addition, she was also involved with NomosOne on developing their deed of lease (now used by the Property Council) and is the author of the New Zealand Chapter on Construction & Engineering Law for the International Comparative Law Guide.

Main Conference Agenda 5 - 6 DECEMBER 2016 | PULLMAN AUCKLAND

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09:05 Conference Introduction by Conference ChairmanHighlights on Conference Day 1 Key Sessions


10:40

Gary has over 30 years experience in the commercial construction industry, across the UK, Europe, Middle East, Australia and New Zealand. Having been based in New Zealand for the last 12 years, he has been working within the pre-fabrication sector, involved in the majority of NZ’s pre-fabrication projects and was the Immediate Past Chairman of PrefabNZ.

Morning Refreshments and Networking

09:10

09:55


Richard McEwan CEO Mike Greer Homes NZ Ltd

Opening Keynote AddressChanging The Mind Set: Modular Construction & Prefabrication

Case Study: The Collaboration in Prefabrication

• General perception on modular construction and prefab• Prefab is as good as conventional construction method• How do we overcome the societal misperception on prefab

• What is prefabrication and what does it actually mean for all stakeholders and implications for traditional construction thinking

• Working together within the team and how does it affect traditional lines of communication, procurement thinking and the sequence of design

• The outcome of end product and what are the things we are striving to achieve

Pre-fabricated buildings is not a new concept, having existed since the early 1900s in the United States. However, it only started to gain prominence until the idea of kit homes was introduced. Such technologies allows for assembly-line production and can be mass-produced at much lower costs and at a faster pace.

Through these morning sessions, you will gain what modular construction and pre-fabrication are, the current and future trends of such building technologies in New Zealand and explore how to incorporate these building techniques into your architectural designs and supply chain process.

THE EMERGING WORLD OF CONSTRUCTION, INTRODUCING MODULAR CONSTRUCTION AND PRE-FABRICATION


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Back in 2009, Waco successfully executed the launch of PowerHouse Homes in Australia. The company specializes in R&D, manufacture and construct of prefab buildings that cater for both residential and commercial markets including hotels and resorts. Leveraging cutting edge automotive style supply chain methodology, PowerHouse Homes has revolutionized the approach to the traditional building methodology in Australia. PowerHouse Homes combines an innovative and unique formula that has placed it amongst the global market leaders in the prefab industry. Recognized as one the industry leaders, Waco has set the new benchmark for the prefab industry that is gaining increasing support from architects, property developers, hotel developers and operators alike worldwide.

Jason is Warren and Mahoney’s lead BIM Manager and a Director of Warren and Mahoney Technologies. He has significant experience in 3D and 5D BIM modeling and was BIM Manager for the Willis Towers in Wellington (5D BIM), Terminal 3 International at Jakarta Airport and Centre for Obesity, Diabetes and Cardiovascular Disease in Sydney, and the Christchurch Justice and Emergency Services Precinct. Jason’s strengths are in design technology adoption, BIM implementation, project documentation delivery and digital workflow automation. He is passionate about design, technology, BIM and collaboration.

Brad is Director of Warren and Mahoney Technologies and has significant experience working and leading large scale, complex projects throughout New Zealand and Australia. Brad has led large teams through all phases of projects valued at NZ$150M+, while coordinating all consultants and engaging as the Principals Representative. He has a working knowledge and passion for BIM, and is interested in its implementation and development industry wide. He has carried out BIM implementation through several practices and across multiple projects to complex clients.

OVERCOMING CHALLENGES AND MAKING MODULAR CONSTRUCTION AND PRE-FABRICATION A REALITY

Modular construction and pre-fabrication undeniably bring numerous advantages to the construction industry and its stakeholders. In spite of this, companies often encounter challenges when embarking on modularization and pre-fabrication projects due to its unconventional nature. With doubts from stakeholders on mass-manufactured building materials, transportation and logistical issues as well as building standards compliance to local legislation for pre-fabricated buildings, many companies are still resistant against making the bold leap and take on these building methods.

Recognize the long-term benefits of modular construction and discover how your organization can manage and overcome negative perceptions through thought-provoking sessions shared by leading experts in the modular world.

Waco Tao Founder & CEO PowerHouse Homes Pty Ltd

Jason HowdenDirectorWarren and Mahoney Technologies Ltd

Brad SaraDirectorWarren and Mahoney Technologies Ltd

11:45 BIM in Prefabrication and Modularization

• An update snapshot of BIM in New Zealand and Global trends;• How BIM enables Modularization and Prefabrication;• The Future towards a BIM Utopia.

12:30 Lunch & Networking

11:00 Agile Housing Model for Future Proofing: Prefabrication to Perfection

• Snapshotting the current housing market• Examining the definition of Agile Housing• Exploring the potential of Agile Housing model• Leveraging prefab and modular construction methodology to deliver agile

homes


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15:35

• What information is need for a building consent• How work is inspected / Quality Assurance systems• How work is certified

Working within the Compliance Rules

15:15 Afternoon Refreshments & Networking

Warwick Quinn is the chief executive of the Building and Construction Industry Training Organisation. He is the former chief executive of Motor Trade Association and Registered Master Builders Association. He has also held the positions of General Manager Regulatory in Land Information New Zealand and the statutory positions of Valuer-General and Chief Crown Property Officer. He has worked in local authorities, multi-national property companies and banks. A registered valuer by profession he is a past chair of the Valuers Registration Board and a Fellow of the New Zealand Institute of Valuers and the Property Institute of NZ. Warwick also holds a MBA from Henley Management College in the UK.

Rose began her career in building control as a cadet building inspector at Manukau City Council in 1987. After 8 years Rose left Manukau and set up her own business as a Building Certifier (the first woman in NZ to do so) eventually employing 13 staff. She has worked for many Councils across the country providing technical expertise and assistance with BCA accreditation; she also worked for International Accreditation NZ as a technical expert. In 2011 Rose took up a role with Auckland Council and is currently the Manager Policy for the building control department.


Rose McLaughlanManager Policy Auckland Council

14:30 Overcoming Shortage of Skills: Transferring Site-Based Construction Activities to Factory Environments

• Scene setting on the state of industry • Challenges faced by local organization in providing the skills needed for the

industry• Triggers for greater prefabrication and modularization industry • Implications for skills development and delivery for prefabrication

13:45

Sean Murrie is the current CEO and a shareholder in Matrix Homes. He co-founded the company to address the housing shortage, and price rises that has seen less Kiwis own their own home than ever before. This was partly altruistic, and partly to be breaking new ground in how construction is undertaken in NZ.

The Contribution of Modular Construction and Its Effects Towards New Zealand

• The benefits of modular or off site construction, time saving, much reduced overall cost, less waste, less OSH issues

• The difficulties in getting modular accepted in NZ, whereas it is now common in many countries including US, China, Germany, Australia etc.

• The further opportunities of modular to help get more houses and building built due to it being cost effective and the effect of reducing the housing crisis in NZ

• An answer to the tourism sectors concerns over not enough accommodation for the anticipated growth

Sean MurrieManaging DirectorMatrix Homes Ltd


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16:20 Panel Discussion and Q&ARealizing Prefabs Globally: How Can We Make a Change?

Efforts from various parties

to create societal awareness for the

public

The right mind set to instill to various stakeholders against the misperception of

modular building

The collaboration

with counterparts of better

modular building technology

1 2 3

Panelists:


Michael WarwickBIM Specialist and Owner MAW Design | Sustainable Light


17:10 Closing Remarks by Conference ChairmanEnd of Day 1

DAY TWO - 6 DECEMBER 2016

James has a background of 23+ years in the construction industry working from a labourer’s position through site foreman, Project Manager, 2IC and eventually into his own company as a PMI certified Project Management Professional. James’ area of expertise is in assisting NZ based construction companies reduce project failure, increase bottom line returns and improve GDP percentage returned to the national economy, through the design, implementation and application of International best practice Project management and the eight International standards for Project, Programme and Portfolio management (ISO 215XX series) where James is one of three New Zealanders volunteering to develop these standards.


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09:00

09:05

Chairperson: Conference Introduction on Day 2Highlights on Conference Day 2 Key Sessions

09:55

Delivering Timely Modular Projects - ISO and the PMO

• New Zealand VS the rest of the world - How we compare on project performance

• PWC and outsourcing + PM, KPMG and project management state of the nation

• Introduction to the Project Management ISO Standards • Top five areas of improvement

James West Managing DirectorQuantum Aspects Limited

Enhancing Modular Construction and Pre-Fabrication Efficiency through Procurement Practices

• Improving design buildability and overcoming the barriers to off-site manufacturing (OSM) through procurement practices

• Summary of the legal design and buildability obligations imposed on designers, head contractors and subcontractors involved in OSM

• Options for procurement processes to enhance OSM and the benefits of a more standardized approach

The architecture, engineering and construction industry has experienced significant improvements in their projects following the adoption of prefabrication, with a 66% decrease in time taken for project completion, 65% decrease in cost and 77% decrease in site waste compared to conventional construction methods.

In these sessions, you will learn from experts across the construction project value chain and understand how activities across the value chain differ from traditional construction methods and how to incorporate them effectively in your modularization and pre-fabrication projects.

THE IMPLEMENTATION OF MODULAR CONSTRUCTION METHOD

Karen is the founder and principal of Overend & Associates and has previously led Duncan Cotterill’s construction team and worked in leading New Zealand law firms, including Bell Gully, Minter Ellison, Russell McVeagh and Kensington Swan. Currently, she has a wide range of clients involved in the property and construction sectors, from property developers, landlords and insurers, through to head contractors and subcontractors, through to suppliers of building products, and homeowners.

She was involved in property and construction projects from beginning to end, having worked in legal roles at Auckland International Airport, Hanover Group and Tatweer Dubai. She has also been parft of constructing and developing significant infrastructure, retail and industrial premises, hospital precincts, leisure precincts and affordable housing developments on a large scale.

Karen is on the Council of the Society of Construction Law and is a member of the National Association of Women in Construction. She has also presented seminars for the New Zealand Law Society on commercial leases, and earthquake prone building legislation. In addition, she was also involved with NomosOne on developing their deed of lease (now used by the Property Council) and is the author of the New Zealand Chapter on Construction & Engineering Law for the International Comparative Law Guide.


David’s construction industry and academic career spans from apprentice carpenter, contractor’s quantity surveyor to senior lecturer and he is now leading the development of a new Bachelor of Construction Degree at Otago Polytechnic. He has researched and published in the areas of construction contracts and legislation, including buildability obligations, time adjustment and dispute resolution. After completing a Master of Construction degree, majoring in Construction Law at Massey University, David was awarded a doctoral scholarship and is currently studying a PhD investigating construction procurement with a view to improve mainstream practices in order to maximize value and improve productivity.


Ben Campbell is Technical Director at Abodo Wood Limited, where he is responsible for the company’s R&D and New Product Development programs and management of architectural market development. By utilizing user-led insights and design thinking the business is now pushing the boundaries in exterior wood products use and design.

Ben has been involved in the timber and building products sector for over 14 years, during which time he has developed extensive experience in solid timber, engineered wood products, timber treatment and modification technologies. He has been involved with the specification and delivery of sustainable timber solutions to numerous multi-million dollar projects in New Zealand and around the world.


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• How modular construction relates to a greener environment using timber• Materials selection and optimization• Product life cycle and modular construction• Relevance of green product and building certifications

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12:30 Lunch & Networking

CHANGING THE WAY WE BUILD FOR A BETTER MODULAR WORLD

The construction industry will no longer be the same with the implementation of modular construction and pre-fabrication. With less construction waste generated and less pollution, we will be able to live in a better, cleaner and smarter world, providing a better future for the next generation.

In these sessions, join AEC thought leaders in discussing about the future uptakes of modular construction and pre-fabrication as well as digital innovations that can help enhance the way modularization and pre-fabrication are being conducted now.

Janine is an experienced construction and property lawyer having advised on numerous complex construction projects and disputes in New Zealand. She has appeared in arbitration, the High Court and the Court of Appeal. Janine provides expert legal advice and dispute resolution services in all aspects of construction and commercial property disputes.

An active member of the New Zealand Society of Construction Law, she presents regularly on construction and property issues, both at conferences and to individual clients.

Sam Archer is a Sustainability Consultant and Mechanical Engineer with over 17 years experience in the Construction Industry. He moved to New Zealand in July 2014 and is now Director of Market Transformation at the New Zealand Green Building Council with a responsibility for increasing the uptake of their sustainability and energy assessment tools - Green Star, Homestar and Nabers. Sam has a particular passion for sustainable housing having spent 6 years creating and managing the sustainability framework for a 3000 home development for the University of Cambridge in the UK.

Janine StewartPartnerMinter Ellison Rudd Watts

Sam ArcherDirector of Market TransformationNew Zealand Green Building Tools

11:45 The Construction Contract Act 2002 in Prefabrication

• How statutory debt regime works in a prefabricated environment• What the CCA means for dispute resolution in solving contractual disputes• The statutory entitlement to suspend pre-fabricated works in certain

circumstances• How the CCA impacts on your contact

10:40 Morning Refreshments & Networking

11:00 Modular Construction and Pre-fabrication in Green Buildings

• Green building rating tools in New Zealand• NZGBC rating tools and their relevance to Modular Construction and

Prefabrication• Ways in which Modular Construction could be better incentivized by rating tools• NZGBC future plans and engagement with the prefabrication market


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16:20 Panel Discussion and Q&ALooking Forward: Can Modular Buildings be Our Future?

Discussion on potential of

modular buildings in New Zealand

for the next 5 years

Actions needed from

relevant parties to make prefab a major industry in

New Zealand

Future challenges should be

addressed and looked into

1 2 3

• Standardization in upcoming prefab trend• Benefits occur right across value chain• Reducing the number of contracts to be managed by builders

15:35 Prefabrication and Standardization Potential in Buildings

Tim Plenderleith is Global Client Director - Manufacturing at Aurecon. With almost 20 years of experience in the manufacturing industry throughout Australia, New Zealand, Asia and Africa, a primary focus of his role is leading the integration of technical knowledge and business acumen for clients, driving strategic business change, transformation and optimization.

Previous roles he has held at Aurecon include Resources and Manufacturing Services Leader in 2011, and more recently Industry Leader - Manufacturing (ANZ), where he was responsible for consulting and leading the development and delivery of projects.

In 2009, Tim was awarded the A.W. Roberts Award by the Australian Society for Bulk Solids Handling for his contribution to the field of bulk materials handling and storage by a young engineer, and in 2008 was recognized as one of the Top 10 Young Bulk Handling Engineers by the Australian Bulk Handling Review.


Jamil is a Technical Director with Beca, and has over 25 years of experience in the design and the construction of major civil structure, bridge and road projects. He has worked on a wide variety of national and international projects in New Zealand, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, China, Vietnam, Dubai and Pakistan.

He has worked on a number of Design & Build and Alliance projects, where he had the opportunity to work with a team of consultants and contractors. This strong contractor-led design and build experience provided him in-depth understanding of different construction techniques which enabled him to develop and implement a number of Accelerated Bridge Construction initiatives on Mackays to Peka Peka Expressway project.


15:15 Afternoon Refreshments & Networking

• Standardizing the elements for modular pre-cast bridge elements,• Prefabrication of complex and heavy reinforcement cages,• Eliminating an element or operation, if possible, to reduce the total number of

elements / operations in the construction sequence• Decoupling or removing the dependency of elements on each other• Off-site pre-casting

14:30 A Case Study from Mackays to Peka Peka Expressway


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17:10 Closing Remarks by Conference ChairmanEnd of Day 2


Waco Tao Founder & CEOPowerHouse Homes Pty Ltd

Sean Murrie Managing Director Matrix Homes Ltd

Panelists:

Post-Conference Workshops 7 DECEMBER 2016 | PULLMAN AUCKLAND

Workshop Timetable: Workshop A will run from 9:00 - 13:00 with mid morning and luncheon breaks. Workshop B will run from 14:00 - 16:30 with a mid afternoon refreshment break. Registration begins 30 minutes before each workshop commences.

Workshop A: 09:00 - 13:00

Integrated BIM Workflows in Modular Prefabricated ConstructionBuilding Information Modeling (BIM), when combined with automated fabrication, has enabled integrated architectural and engineering workflows. This workshop will present best practices in establishing and managing robust and successful pipelines from brief to fabrication. An overview of some of the currently available software, including Revit, Inventor, NavisWorks and IFC will lead into practical sessions on project initiation and use of these software tools through design, documentation and production. Participants will be taken through:

• The use of the NZ BIM Handbook to enable all parties to have a common language• Education session covering workflows, pipelines, briefs and plans• Participants will work in small groups to plan the BIM process for a project• Participants will get hands-on experience exploring models as a tool for understanding designs• The workshop will end with a sneak peak into future technologies

Key Takeaways:• Participants will understand the importance of planning BIM into the project workflows• Participants will leave knowing how to unlock the value in the model

Program:

09:00 Workshop Starts• Welcome and introduction to BIM software (10 mins)• The concept of a production pipeline as applied to the prefab design process (10 mins)• Using a Project BIM Brief to manage the design process (15 mins)• Managing the data created using the cloud and NavisWorks (10 mins)• Break into groups to put together a Project BIM Brief - laptop required (45 mins)

10:30 Refreshments (15 mins)

10:45 Workshop Resumes• Review of BIM briefs from groups (15 mins)• Groups use cloud and NavisWorks to explore design models created using Revit, Inventor, Archicad and Microstation - laptops and

internet required (60 mins)• Review session of advantages of being able to get into the model and using model at design and PCG meetings (30 mins)• Hands on experience of the future of BIM (25 mins)• Wrap-up

13:00 Workshop Ends

About Your Workshop Leader

With over 20 years experience modeling buildings in 3D for lighting analysis the step up to Building Information Modeling was a natural progression. Having served as BIM Manager and BIM Coordinator in Architect’s, Building Services and Structural Engineer’s offices on commercial, institutional and multi-unit residential projects, Michael has a depth of cross disciplinary experience. Michael is currently co-chair of the Wellington BIM and Revit groups (BIM.well and RUGwell) and working with the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) BIM Acceleration Committee to increase and improve the productivity of the construction industry through BIM education and knowledge sharing.

Michael WarwickBIM Specialist and OwnerMAW Design|Sustainable Light

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Post-Conference Workshops 7 DECEMBER 2016 | PULLMAN AUCKLAND

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Workshop B: 14:00 - 16:30

Framecad Technical Park Tour: Exploring Steel Framing for Pre-Fabricated Homes Experience first-hand the power of modular construction and pre-fabrication! You will understand how pre-fabricated modular components are designed offsite to ensure fit and smooth installations onsite. Delegates will get the opportunity to visit Framecad Technical Park and discover the manufacturing processes involved in modular construction and pre-fabrication. You will get the chance to discover how this technology has advanced Offsite Construction and have a virtual tour of its application globally. In addition to this you will be able to see production first-hand for yourself, plus engage with both Framecad’s technical and commercial teams. A leading provider of technology to the Modular, Offsite and Pre-Fabrication industry in over 65 countries, Framecad is a New Zealand owned company that develops world-leading Computer Aided Design, Computer Aided Engineering and Advanced Manufacturing process enabling modern construction using high-strength Cold-Formed Steel structures.

Site Tour Program:

14:30 - 14:40 Arrival of Delegates at Framecad Technical Park, 99 Felton Matthew Avenue, St Johns, Auckland Meet & Greet and Refreshments

14:40 - 15:00 Framecad Presentation Commences Presented by: Matthew Woodley - Chief Operating Officer

15:00 - 15:10 Q & A

15:10 - 15:30 Framecad Live Demonstration (Mobile Factory if possible)

15:30 - 15:45 Final Q & A Wrap up

15:45 - 16:00 Guests depart

On-site Hosts

Vikki CottinghamMatthew WoodleyPeter HornerDr Darrin Bell

Make the most of New Zealand Modular Construction and Pre-Fabrication Conference



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Nearly half a century later, we’re still proudly owned by that same Kiwi family. And the ingenuity and passion of hundreds of New Zealanders have helped shape and create the exceptional window and door solutions now available across our manufacturer network.

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Our TeamAcross New Zealand, an extensive network of Fairview manufacturers builds and installs the window and door solutions that bring your vision to life.

We’re one team, made up of independent businesses - and wherever we work, we’re still hands-on and driven by the same passion to go the extra mile for our customers.

From simple renovations, bespoke architectural homes to commercial builds, every project is different; but we also realise that every one is uniquely personal. Fairview manufacturers create hand crafted solutions specific to your needs - designed for New Zealand, backed by world-class quality.

For more information about our exceptional windows and doors visit fairviewwindows.co.nz.

The Design Association has supported the professional development of designers since 1946.

Back then it was known as the NZ Institute of Draughtsmen. We are a membership organisation of people interested and practicing in design. This includes architectural and engineering designers within New Zealand and overseas. Today we are run by a board of directors (who are practitioners just like you). Membership is open to individuals who are interested or practicing in design. Our Members include self-employed Designers through to Members working within multinationals. Our members enjoy multi-channel communication with other like-minded individuals within the design industry; providing great support and networking. We welcome all membership inquiries.Visit: http://www.danz.co.nz/

Visit: http://www.danz.co.nz/

Sponsor:

Supporting Association:

Benefits as Media Partner or Supporting Organization at New Zealand Modular Construction and Pre-Fabrication Conference

• Enhance your corporate profile and visibility within your industry - Your company’s logo will be emblazoned on our brochures and distributed to AEC leaders across New Zealand

• Affiliation with internationally recognized best commercial event organizer

Clariden Global events are widely known and trusted throughout the world for giving best value to senior industry executives. We partner with selected media and supporting organizations, capable of delivering the highest caliber of expert knowledge and key industry insights to the target market.

If you meet the criteria mentioned above and would like to explore the opportunity to partner with us for New Zealand Modular Construction and Pre-Fabrication Conference, please contact Kylie Matthews at +61 3 9909 7310 or email [email protected].

Do you have technological solutions to help enhance construction productivity and transform the future of construction in New Zealand? Looking for the ideal platform to raise your profile and to increase your ROI? ?

Leverage our limited sponsorship packages to strength and confirm your market position through consistent and continual branding awareness and take advantage of the plethora of opportunities with high level decision makers.

Your Partnership with us will provide you with:

• Unparalleled industry exposure • Leads generation and set-up of meetings with key decision makers • Positioning your company as a thought-leader • Reaffirming your position in the industry

Please contact Catherine at +65 6716 9996 or email [email protected] to discuss potential sponsorship opportunities or to customize your own package.

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Make the most of New Zealand Modular Construction and Pre-Fabrication Conference



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NEW ZEALAND MODULAR CONSTRUCTION AND PRE-FABRICATION CONFERENCE5 - 7 December 2016 | Pullman Auckland

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ACCOMMODATIONAccommodation is not included in the program fee but you will be entitled to use our corporate rate for your accommodation. Information will be sent along with your registration confirmation.

CANCELLATIONS AND SUBSTITUTIONSOnce we have received your booking, the place(s) are confirmed. No refunds will be made for any cancellations, however, program credits of equivalent value only applicable for Clariden Global events will be provided. Credits can only be redeemed for 1 program and is valid for only one (1) year from date of issue.

Substitution with a qualified candidate is allowed by providing at least 5 working days of advance notice to Clariden Global. One time substitution is allowed with no charges. Subsequent substitutions will be charged 10% admin fee.

Register with your Colleagues Today to Enjoy Group Discount*:For 2 participants, receive 10% discount on the 2nd participant. For 3 participants, receive 10% discount on the 2nd and 3rd participant.For 4 participants, the fourth participant will receive a complimentary seat.*Only 1 discount scheme will apply. Discount will only be applicable to the package of the lowest value.Your group discount compounds on top of your early bird discount! This offer is valid for a limited time only, till 8 November 2016. For 5 or more registrations, please contact Kylie Matthews at [email protected]

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