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Gregory Phillips, Gregory Phillips Architects
head for ideas and inspiration to the Home Technology Event (ExCeL London, exhibition: 28th
–30th June; training 27th –30th June). New this year will be feature zones and inter-
active elements, which will create a fresh, exciting feel for designers visiting the show. Following the talks in the Hub Seminar Theatre they will have the opportunity to tour the show floor and famil- iarise themselves with the key systems and prod- ucts from more than 170 brands in the industry. They will also benefit from seeing dedicated room set spaces where the latest products are show- cased in real-world settings. A dedicated half-day of free talks for architects
and designers, supported by RIBA (the Royal Institute of British Architects) and the Chartered Institute of Architectural Technologists (CIAT), will take place on the morning of Wednesday 29th June at this year’s CEDIA Home Technology Event (ExCeL London, 28th
–30th June). The show floor’s Hub Seminar Theatre will
feature high-profile presenters from three award- winning practices: David Myres from ADAM Architecture, Gregory Phillips from Gregory Phillips Architects and Chris Wilford from PRP Architects. David Myres, associate director at ADAM
Architecture, will lead a talk entitled ‘The Technology Challenge in Traditional Homes’. Drawing on his many years’ experience working with system integrators on a variety of high-spec- ification projects, from large country houses to compact London homes, David will discuss the common problems and the solutions available.
The smart show for architects A
rchitects seeking to achieve successful integration of smart electronic technolo- gies within 21st
century homes should For a contrasting perspective, Gregory Phillips
will present on ‘Integrating Technology into Modern Homes’. This session will pose the question: how best can a comfortable, stylish home be created that adeptly meets the needs of 21st
century living? Finally, Chris Wilford from PRP Architects will
speak on ‘The Future of Hi-Tech, Low Energy Homes’, with particular reference to the firm’s experiences and successes on its innovative Chalvey House project. Among a series of property talks on the morning of Tuesday 28th June, Fraser Stride from
developer CITU will talk about how technology has been integral to the award-winning Greenhouse development in Leeds; Jim Read from Jim Read, associate director – IT and Communications Systems Consulting at global engineering firm, Arup will ask if we are ready for truly Integrated Technology in the home. Rob Pannell, head of house building from the Zero Carbon Hub will also present as part of these ses- sions looking at the part technology can play in delivering Zero Carbon Homes. On the afternoon of this day the BIID’s Sue
Timney will provide an introduction to working with home technology, helping designers to understand the key questions which need to be asked at the briefing stage on a project to achieve a successful and functional interior. Staffan Tollgard and Sean Cochrane will follow with presentations looking at technology issues on live projects. They will argue how important it is to keep aware of the latest inno- vations in the sector and explain how home tech- nology is capable of enhancing schemes and making designers look great in front of clients. “We are delighted to have the backing of RIBA
and CIAT as we reach out to architects and designers at this year’s Home Technology Event,” says Sally Bent, marketing manager for the Home Technology Event. “These audiences are hungry for information on the latest TV, home cinema, audio, lighting and other electronic technologies, which are now so intrinsic to everyday family life and integral to successful residential projects. Yet, understanding these systems, the advantages they bring and how they can be effectively con- cealed to enhance a home remain key challenges. This series of talks will help them achieve these very objectives with practical insight from experts at the top of their profession”. Places for the seminar sessions are available on a first-come, first-served basis. To register for the event and for full details of
the Hub Seminar programme, please visit
www.hometechnologyevent.com.
Opening times: Tuesday 28th
June 2011 9.30 – 17.30
Wednesday 29th June 2011 9.30 – 17.30 Thursday 30th June 2011 9.30 – 16.00
Sensible Heat ann- ounce the release of an interface for RTI Remote Controls to join their existing stable of interfaces to whole-house con-
trols. These interfaces allow a multi-function touchscreen system to control the Hometronic heating system, and cooling systems too, as well as audio/visual, lighting, door access etc. Hometronic allows individual room-by-room con- trol of your heating.
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