On the 8th of September took place The City of Green Buildings Conference 2015 at the City Plaza Hotel in Cluj-Napoca where the entities involved in building green and sustainable buildings attended.
„The City of Green Buildings Conference 2015″ was a special event created to bring together experts and professionals that represent the companies “who cover all the sustainable buildings value chain”.
The sessions during the conference approached topics regarding sustainable buildings development, energy consumption inside buildings, architectural aspects concerning sustainable buildings construction and rehabilitation, financing such projects, all these from a complex perspective that takes into consideration practical, political, commercial and implementation elements.
The keynote speakers who honoured us with their presence were Şerban Ţigănaş (President of the Romanian Order of Architects), Frank Hajdinjak (CEO – E.ON România), Bogdan Lupu (Manager Philips Lighting University CEE), Dr. Dorin Beu (President of Romanian National Lighting Committee), Dr. Andrei Ceclan, Dr. Călin Ciugudeanu (Technical University of Cluj-Napoca), Anamaria Stroia (Environment Expert), Horaţiu Başa ( General Manager of TESTO România), Remus Marusciac (Architect and BREEAM International Assessor). Their speeches were around the main theme of this year’s conference, “To Build or To Transform”.
All the keynote speeches were video recorded and they can be watched on our Youtube Channel (Click to Watch).
Dorin Beu at Conference 2015
Andrei Ceclan at Conference 2015
Frank Hajdinjak at Conference 2015
Bogdan Lupu at Conference 2015
Serban Tiganas at Conference 2015
Anamaria Stroia at Conference 2015
Remus Marusciac at Conference 2015
Horatiu Basa at Conference 2015
Moreover, during the Conference, were presented the two projects developed by the participants at The City of Green Buildings Academy 2015. They were divided during the educational program in two groups. One of the groups had the task develop the concept of a new sustainable building having which would serve as a student dorm and the other group had the task to develop a concept for retrofitting an existing building with the same destination. If there is an interest in further analysing the feasibility and maybe further implementation of these projects, do not hesitate to contact us for this matter.
More pictures from the event can be found on our Facebook Page.
Our partners were the Technical University of Cluj-Napoca, ASFIC, LSUT, ASCUT, Romanian Green Building Council, CNRI and nevertheless the event’s Platinium partners E.ON Romania and PHILIPS Romania.