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Meet the smart designers
LEFT: Meet the faces behind leading building technology projects.
BELOW: BMS consultant, Bryce Anderson. BELOW RIGHT: Session moderator, Jon Clarke.
development and information technology. • Pete Swanson is digital technology lead at Mott MacDonald. He has more than 20 years’ experience in the design, deployment and op- eration of technology within the built envi-
ronment.
• Cameron Sandell is the global lead, NDY
digital at Norman, Disney & Young. He has worked in building technologies since 1991 and has seen the evolution of HVAC controls through building management systems and now smart open solutions.
The session will take place on 17 August, 2022.
LEADING BUILDING TECHNOLOGY de- signers will come together to share their experi- ences with SMART buildings.
The discussion moderator is the head of smart building technology at Dexus, Jon Clarke.
The session is part of the IBTech@ARBS semi- nar program and features an impressive lineup of participants:
• Bryce Anderson is an independent Building
Management System consultant at Lifecycle Controls. Focusing on BMS end-of-life upgrades, new construction projects, and technical train- ing for BMS companies.
• Bruce Duyshart is director & principal, Smart Building Consultant at Meld Strategies Pty Ltd. Duyshart is a technologist, strategist, and facilitator with a professional background in architecture, planning, design, property
Smart buildings:
Creating an intuitive experience
SINCE ITS INCEPTION, Quay Quarter Tower has aimed to be a world class smart building, within a smart precinct.
The head of asset technology at AMP Capital Real Estate, Daniel Lepore, will present a case study on this impressive building during the ARBS seminars.
The session focuses on how cutting- edge technology and data foundations are creating smart, safe, sustainable opera- tional outcomes and intuitive experiences.
Lepore is accountable for the busi- ness’s strategic technology roadmap ensuring delivery of value through technolo- gy adoption.
His portfolio covers logistics, retail and cy- ber security risk. He has successfully estab- lished the foundations for sophisticated smart building applications as well as the use of data
analytics and artificial intelligence to generate meaningful actionable insights.
The session will also cover the customer expe- rience through a shift in workplace and retail expectations.
Lepore is an accomplished technologist with a passion for delivering innovative solu-
LEFT: Quay Quarter Tower, Sydney. ABOVE LEFT: AMP’s Daniel Lepore.
tions that enable sustained, practical outcomes for people, building opera- tions and real estate owners. He also has more than 10 years experience successfully developing, executing and verifying energy efficiency measures through building automa- tion and performance contracting.
He understands the crucial role technology will play in reducing our impact on the cli- mate, sustaining healthy buildings and solving real world problems.
The case study will be presented on 17 August at 11.30am.
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