|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Upcoming MEED awards |
|
|
 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
 |
|
Inaugurated by His Royal Highness Minister of Municipality and Rural Affairs |
|
|
PRINCE DR. MANSOUR BIN MITEB BIN ABDULAZIZ |
Developed in conjunction with key governmental partners, agencies and other leading stakeholders, the launch of the Saudi Green Building Forum is a key milestone in the Kingdom’s on-going efforts to raise awareness and promote sustainability. In addition to providing a crucial industry forum to debate best practice on design, construction and the built environment the event will focus on the key role that the wider community has to play in achieving an environmentally sustainable future.
We look forward to welcoming you in Riyadh in October.
|
Presented by: |
Faisal Al Fadl
Secretary General
Saudi Green Buildings Forum 2010 |
|
Edmund O’Sullivan
Events Chairman
MEED |
|
“ |
Today, Saudi Arabia accounts for
4.5 hector of ecological footprint per person, or roughly twice the world average, and are ranked in the Top 20 most environmentally challenged countries in the world.
Key Saudi developers are looking at sustainable construction as a key option and with increasing political interest, it’s only a matter of time before
green guidelines become mandatory, |
„ |
|
|
|
“ |
MEED Projects predicts that over $183bn worth of projects will be awarded
in Saudi Arabia during 2010
With such high levels of spend, key Saudi clients are looking for more efficient and environmentally friendly ways to build. More sustainable construction is a key consideration and with increasing political interest, it’s only a matter of time before green guidelines become mandatory. |
„ |
|
.. |
The Saudi Green Buildings Forum 2010 brings you the opportunity to:
|
|
Gain comprehensive intelligence on the developing regulatory initiatives and building codes required for green buildings in Saudi Arabia |
| Hear practical advice from key government stakeholders and public/ private sector clients on: |
|
The rating systems
Current building codes
Regulations being implemented in Saudi Arabia
Full implications for those working across the projects supply chain. |
Deepen relationships with key clients and partners in the Kingdom and find out what they are looking for from their partners so you can plan winning proposals with confidence
| Meet the leading: |
|
Government clients
Policymakers
Contractors
Engineers
Architects |
Hear how Saudi green buildings work in practice with case studies from the country’s leading projects
|
King Abdullah Financial District,
Princess Noura Bint Abdulrahman University
The urban redevelopment of the Adduhairah district in Riyadh
Riyadh Techno Valley
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
