Upcoming Events

SGBC has lined up a series of insightful seminars, workshops and events that enable industry players to provide valuable knowledge sharing and updated information.

11 Jul 2019

[SGBC] The Future of Buildings Seminar Series: Green Inside Out
25-26 July 2019

[Register Now] Building Integrated PV Conference 2019

The Building Integrated PV Conference 2019 with the theme “Solar Architecture towards Sustainable Cities” will take place on 25 to 26 July 2019 at the Kent Ridge Guild House (KRGH) on the campus of the National University of Singapore (NUS).

Organised by the Solar Energy Research Institute of Singapore (SERIS), the BIPV Conference 2019 features distinguished local and international speakers; presentations on the latest BIPV technologies, success stories from around the world and the potential for BIPV in Singapore; as well as panel discussions and a site visit to the BIPV façade testbed at NUS.

Find out more about the BIPV Conference 2019 here.
For further information, you may contact: seris-info@nus.edu.sg
25 Jul 2019
[Register Now] Grants & Schemes: Connecting to Greater Growth
To help local enterprises navigate the challenging business climate, numerous grants and schemes are in place to help companies connect to better growth. Recent grant offerings have been streamlined and are more forthright, geared towards industry-specific needs. This seminar will provide an overview of the grants and schemes that companies can tap on to grow their businesses.

Event Details
- Date: 25 July 2019, Thursday
- Time: 2:00PM - 5:00PM (Registration begins at 1:30PM)
- Venue: Devan Nair Institute of Employment and Employability (e2i), Hall 1, 80 Jurong East St 21, Singapore 609607 (Nearest MRT Station: Jurong East MRT)
Registration Fees (incl. GST)
- SGBC Member: Complimentary
- Non-Member: $30
Register here: http://v1.sgbc.online/event/rsvp/146/
1 August 2019

[Register Now] The Future of Buildings Seminar Series: Better Places for People

Better Places for People is a global project by the WorldGBC to raise awareness on the impact of buildings on occupant health and wellbeing, and to encourage those who design, build, own, occupy, operate or sell them, to shape buildings for the benefit of people.

A follow-up to 2018’s The Future of Buildings: Placemaking in Green Buildings session, this year's seminar focuses on 7 key aspects of health and wellbeing in buildings, along with pathways to improving indoor environments. Through the sharing of knowledge and workable strategies, participants will gain insights to create their own better places for people.

01 August 2019, Thursday
2:00PM - 5:30PM
(Registration begins at 1:30PM)

M Hotel, Banquet Suite Level 10
81 Anson Rd, Singapore 079908
Nearest MRT Station: Tanjong Pagar

Register today: http://v1.sgbc.online/event/rsvp/148/
05 Sep 2019

[Table Bookings Open] SGBC Gala Dinner 2019 - 10th Year Anniversary Special

The SGBC Gala Dinner 2019 will be held on the evening of 5 September 2019 at the Orchard Hotel. This year's gala dinner is particularly significant as SGBC is celebrating its 10th year anniversary.

Register today!
4-6 Sept 2019

[Registration Open] International Built Environment Week 2019

The International Built Environment Week (IBEW) is a new flagship event in the region for industry leaders and renowned professionals from the global built environment industry to exchange ideas and experiences on policies, business solutions and technologies, as well as explore business opportunities.

Jointly organised by the Building and Construction Authority (BCA) and Reed Exhibitions Singapore, and supported by 12 Trade Associations and Chambers, the first IBEW will be held from 4 to 6 September 2019, with the theme “Transforming the way we build”.

The event is expected to welcome more than 12,000 attendees from all over the world, and participants can look forward to anchor events and opportunities to network, including:

a) International Built Environment Conference (IBEC)

Co-developed by BCA and various Trade Associations and Chambers, the 3-day International Built Environment Conference (IBEC) will showcase today’s best practices and tomorrow’s innovations spanning the entire built environment lifecycle, from project conceptual stage to operation and maintenance. Special focus will be on productivity, green buildings and integrated digital delivery. IBEC is expected to bring together 50 speakers and more than 1,700 participants from over 30 countries.

b) Networking and Business Matching

IBEW will provide an international dedicated business-matching platform for regional buyers and investors to network and engage with top urban solutions providers who are equipped to meet their needs.

c) Trade Shows

Four trade shows, organised by Reed Exhibitions Singapore, will be co-located with IBEW 2019 – Build Eco Xpo Asia (BEX Asia), Mostra Convegno Expocomfort Asia (MCE Asia), Innobuild Asia and Smart Cities & Buildings Asia (SCB Asia). These will feature a host of innovative products and solutions tailored for the diverse needs of the region's built environment.
23-29 Sept 2019

World Green Building Week 2019

World Green Building Week is an annual campaign to raise awareness of green buildings as one the most effective means to achieving a range of global goals, such as addressing climate change, creating sustainable and thriving communities, and driving economic growth.

This World Green Building Week, we’re #BuildingLife and exploring how we can create a green, healthy and climate resilient built environment for all.

This year’s campaign aims to raise greater awareness of the carbon emissions from all stages of a building’s lifecycle, and therefore encourage new practices and new ways of thinking to work towards reducing carbon emissions from buildings.

Did you know buildings and construction are responsible for 39% of global energy-related carbon emissions? 28% of these emissions come from the operational "in-use" phase – to heat, power and cool them, while 11% of these emissions are attributed to embodied carbon emissions, which refers to carbon that is released during the construction process and material manufacturing.

To date, the building and construction industry’s focus has been on operational emissions and how buildings actually perform in-use.

However, in order to fully decarbonise by 2050 to keep global warming to below 1.5 degrees, the building and construction sector must also tackle embodied emissions from the entire building lifecycle.

Therefore, this World Green Building Week, we’re calling on all of the building and construction industry supply chain to decarbonise.

Click here to find out more: https://www.worldgbc.org/calendar/world-green-building-week-2019
11-12 Nov 2019

[Nov 2019 Intake Open] SGBC Carbon Footprint Course: Assessing the Carbon Footprint of Building Products