Monday May 27, 5.30pm - 7.30pm
Level 5, Barrack Place, 151 Clarence St, Sydney
CPD Seminar. Submitted for 2 formal CPD points
Architects, Project Managers, Interior Designers and anyone involved in the timber industry should attend.
Growth in mass timber buildings continues throughout the world with several countries competing for the title of world's tallest timber building. Presently, Canada is the leader with "Brock Commons" an 18 storey wooden dormitory at the University of British Columbia. Architect Anders Berensson has proposed a "Tratoppen" a 40 storey residential building in Stockholm. Japan has proposed to build the World's tallest timber construction with a 70 (350 metres) storey wooden skyscraper in Tokyo.
Here in Australia, Bates Smart have set the benchmark with 25 King Street Brisbane, the world's tallest commercial building made from timber. The 10 storey commercial tower has recently opened and is the embodiment of modern architecture with a commitment to CLT and to the principles of improving occupant health and wellbeing through sustainable building design.
This seminar to be led by Toby and Tania will look at:
Cost to attend is $65 per person or $500 for a group of 10 ( includes drinks, canapés and CPD certificate). All prices are subject to GST.
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Tania Gordon, Associate, Bates Smart
Tania Gordon is a specialist in the coordination of large scale commercial and residential projects, leading this work across phases from design intent through to built completion. Most recently, she led the delivery of 25 King Street in Brisbane. The project is the world’s tallest engineered timber commercial building, setting a new precedent for sustainable mid-scale office buildings. She also led the delivery of the Vibe Airport Hotel in Canberra. The project has received numerous prestigious awards, including the AIA Commercial Architecture Award and the AIA National Award for Interior Architecture.
Toby Hodsdon, Structural Engineer, Arup
Toby has over 14 years’ experience in the design, construction and maintenance of building structures. He specialises is in the field of engineered timber, having several glulam structures to his name and an early adopter of CLT in Queensland. He also has experience of designing with other sustainable building materials such as rammed earth and lime concrete.
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For further information, please contact Mark Gledhill via email at