Industrial buildings represent one of the fastest growing and most innovative sectors of the built environment and the demand for 5 and 6 Green Star rated projects is increasing as expectations of the sector are rapidly rising.  

Aligning the objectives of stakeholders to ensure long-term sustainability, as well as achieving the desired ratings can be challenging.  

In this masterclass we’ll examine shifts in demand, energy, materiality and ask what is best practice? Hear from speakers who are working on leading projects in industrial and learn strategies for achieving successful and sustainable outcomes across your projects and portfolios.  

A combination of expert panels, practical case studies, and interactive discussion will allow you to understand the key issues and future proof your industrial design as we traverse the path to Net Zero.

In this session you will:

• Gain insight into how the unique factors such as EV fleets and automation are driving energy demands and examine the solutions of the future

• Be informed on the latest innovative materials to design out embodied carbon

• Discover how to create enduring value through the integration of nature and community into the design of industrial sites  

• Take a deep dive into performance and tenant engagement

• Understand the best Green Star rating tool for your project and examine the most challenging credits

• Learn how to deliver more sustainable, high performance, future ready industrial sites

• Hear about experiences and lessons learned from our expert speakers

Join our experts:  

• Brett Wilson, Head of Property, Port of Brisbane

• Emma McMahon, General Manager, Sustainability, Goodman

• Crystal Anson, Sustainability Advisor, Mainbrace Constructions

• Andrew Thai, National Sustainability Manager, Frasers

• Vute Sirivivatnanon, Research Director, Smartcrete

• Karl Welsch, Technical Officer, NABERS

• Ella Mudie, Market Engagement Lead, Green Building Council Australia

• Jim Ng, Technical Services & Initiatives Lead, Green Building Council Australia