Found 5 events
CIBSE - Improving productivity and wellbeing whilst reducing costs in the workplace
5th November 2025
Location: Arup, London
A panel of experts will debate how we can improve user comfort while at the same time lowering costs and carbon, improving productivity.
UDF (University Design Forum) - Study Visit: Edinburgh Futures Institute
6th November 2025
The Edinburgh Futures Institute (EFI) brings new life to the former Royal Infirmary after years of dereliction. The Category A-listed Victorian hospital was in poor condition when the University of Edinburgh bought it in 2015.
The project blends historic architecture with cutting-edge design to create a dynamic, interdisciplinary hub for research, learning, and collaboration.
CIBSE - Building Performance Reimagined - What Next?
26th November 2025
Location: Royal Society, London
The "Building Performance Reimagined - What Next? conference will explore how buildings and services in 2050 will differ, considering social, technological, economic, environmental, and regulatory changes. Attendees will gain actionable insights and next steps to drive necessary changes.
AUDE - Value testing and benchmarking in hard and soft FM
26th November 2025
Location: online via TEAMS
Value testing and benchmarking in hard and soft FM – enabling universities to evaluate their FM operations by enhancing existing service solutions through proven methodology to assess effectiveness, cost and quality of services.
UDF: Wimbledon College of Arts, UAL Study Tour
26th November 2025
Location: Wimbledon College of Arts, UAL
A study tour of Wimbledon College of Arts, an entirely performance-oriented campus renovated by Levitt Bernstein for the University of the Arts London (UAL).
Set within the Merton Hall Road Conservation Area, the project consolidates UAL’s performance-related courses on one site, transforming the existing campus into a state-of-the-art education and rehearsal environment. The project combines adaptation, refurbishment, and sensitive retrofit to deliver contemporary facilities that meet the university’s evolving curriculum while respecting the site’s historic character.
