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Masterclass by CIAAD

Design for Modular Construction, Opportunities for Whole Life-Cycle Carbon Reduction

This session is in English. There will be no simultaneous translation

  • The built environment consumes nearly half of the world’s extracted raw materials, and construction industry causes about a third of the total amount of waste
  • How can we contribute to the reduction of the negative environmental impact and carbon footprint of the construction sector?
  • As most other major industries have evolved to rely on more industrial and automated processes, it’s seen as inevitable that the building industry will do the same
  • The process by which components of a building are prefabricated off-site in a controlled setting and then shipped to the project site and assembled.
  • Design for disassembly
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Speaker:
Prof. Dafir Mann M.A.
DEWAN Architects + Engineers
CIAAD Professional Member
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Practical Information

Date

22 de mayo 2024

Special price

45 euros ( 90 euros)

Schedule

10:00 - 13:00h

Location

Gran Via venue - CC1.4

Certificate of Completion

Each registered attendee will receive a “Certificate of Completion,” confirming their successful completion of a specific “for-credit” masterclass. This certificate marks a significant step in their personal or professional development and demonstrates their commitment to completing the session. The signed, stamped, and attested “Certificates of Completion,” each with a unique registered reference code, will be sent digitally to each participant within 10 to 14 days of receiving the list of confirmed attendees from you. For each masterclass attended and completed, the recipient will earn 3 credit points on a 90-point scale. These points count toward a full professional membership with CIAAD/UNSDGs and are recognized in the 193 member countries of the United Nations.

Bio

A certified Senior Projects Development Manager with over 20 years of experience in construction industry from Europe, MENA & GCC region. Has a proven track record of managing major projects from inception to the submission of final construction documents and coordination with construction on building sites. Mr. Mann’s specialization is urban design and planning of public spaces. He has worked on assignments including master planning, hospitality and tourism developments, residential, commercial buildings, as well as educational establishments. Moreover, he has experience from construction sites and dealing with international suppliers.
Studies, travels, and work experience in several countries (Bahrain, Denmark, Egypt, Japan, Italy, Iraq, USA, England, KSA and UAE).
Further, he acts as a Lecturer for Masters Level in Architecture and Urban Design in UAE, and a Jury member for international competitions and graduation projects.

Dewan Architects + Engineers, is a leading multi-disciplinary architectural and engineering consulting firm, established in 1984, and now operating out of offices in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Barcelona, Baghdad, Riyadh, Cairo, and Manila. Dewan is currently staffed with over 600 professionals who are actively engaged in an extensive portfolio of prestigious developments in various countries across the Middle and Far East, Africa, and Central Asia.
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Topic

Design for Modular Construction, Opportunities for Whole Life-Cycle Carbon Reduction

Bullet-Points:

1.

The built environment consumes nearly half of the world’s extracted raw materials, and construction industry causes about a third of the total amount of waste

2.

How can we contribute to the reduction of the negative environmental impact and carbon
footprint of the construction sector?

3.

As most other major industries have evolved to rely on more industrial and automated processes, it’s seen as inevitable that the building industry will do the same

4.

The process by which components of a building are prefabricated off-site in a controlled setting and then shipped to the project site and assembled.

5.

Design for disassembly