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Conference on Tall Buildings - 9-10 July 2007, Shaghai, China

Apr 26 2007

The conference on Tall Buildings will be organised by Marcus Evans and the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat (CTBUH) and co-sponsored by CIB and will take place in Shanghai, China on 9-10 July 2007.

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It will focus on:

  • Understanding the global resurgence for Tall Buildings

  • Regenerating urban skylines and marketing iconic Tall Buildings as symbols of a city's identity and economic growth

  • Overcoming financing and investment challenges

  • Exploring latest strategies for seismic designing, elevator technologies, earth, wind & fire engineering solutions

  • Implementing advanced energy-efficient solutions to reduce costs for energy

  • Examining the design and trends of upcoming Tall Buildings globally

  • Understanding the trend towards high-rise residential and its social implications

  • Exploring Place Management concept to conserve a city's built heritage and cultural continuity in the midst of building tall

Who Should Attend

This regional conference is designed to attract all those involved in or are interested in planning, designing, marketing and managing of sustainable skylines and Tall Buildings.

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