events - ebf Scotland
Scotland – leading the way T
Stable Event’s first education building forum in Scotland next month has attracted top- level speakers from across the educational establishment
HEY include leading architects, university estate managers, education civil servants, Hub
representatives and other senior figures and key stakeholders. Addressing the forum’s theme -
“Scotland: leading the way in educational facilities – speakers will set out their thoughts on what makes for successful project design, management, construction and operational efficiency. Among those presenting are:
• Lyle Chrystie, Director, Reiach and Hall Architects Presentation title: “The Aging Estate”.
The university building boom of the 1960s and 70’s has left many estates with legacy buildings that are no longer fit for purpose. Taking the sustainability and capital cost agenda seriously, is it possible to give these buildings a renewed life that meets student expectations for their learning environment? • Michael McBrearty, CEO, Hub South West Presentation title: “The Evolution of Educational Environments in Scotland”
Driven by advances in technology, Scottish schools must now deliver education in a variety of ways. Project management and design has become increasingly agile and efficient, reflecting these new ways of learning. The Scottish procurement system encourages innovation that can be used to bring enhanced value to projects.
• Kevin Laing, Associate Director, AECOM Presentation title: “SCAPE BECS Framework”
Scape is a single source OJEU compliant form of procurement. The Built Environment Consultancy Services (BECS) Framework was procured by Scape in 2016 and appointed Perfect Circle JV Ltd, a joint venture between AECOM, Gleeds and Pick Everard – this talk explores how it works for all involved. • Gary Hogg, Senior BIM & Technology Manager, Baker Hicks Presentation title: “Immersive Technologies: Augmented and Virtual Reality”
BakerHicks has been utilising BIM models to provide an immersive experience for our clients using Virtual and Augmented Reality – this talk shows how this technology can be incorporated through various stages of a project and reviews the value and benefit it can add by highlighting some recent case studies. • Ann Allen, Executive Director of Estates and Commercial Services, Glasgow University Presentation title: “£1bn Campus Development – University of Glasgow”
The presentation will share the University of Glasgow’s proposals for the £1bn capital investment in the Gilmorehill campus and how this is acting as a catalyst for development of the West and Waterfront Innovation District.
The education building forum Scotland
takes place at Dalmahoy Hotel, Edinburgh on 2 and 3 May. Who is it designed for? Scottish local
government, Hub representatives, education estates and facilities professionals including primary and secondary school leaders, colleges and universities’ estate teams, architects, contractors, project managers, M&E consultants - who all attend as complimentary delegates. In addition to the manufacturers, suppliers and service providers delivering projects across this sector. How does it work? Over one-and-a-half
days there’s a packed schedule of seminars, tailored one-to-one business meetings, networking and an extensive social programme at this fully CPD- certified event. There are still places available for those
wishing to attend. For more information, email:
info@ebf-scotland.co.uk or phone 020 8288 1080
www.ebf-scotland.co.uk
SCOTLAND
Lyle Chrystie
Michael McBrearty
Kevin Laing
Ann Allen
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