The GRIHA Summit 2015 Agenda. Day 1 12th March2015

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1 Ministry of New and Renewable Energy, Govt. of India 08:30 09:30 Registrations The GRIHA Summit 2015 Agenda Day 1 12th March2015 March 12 th, 13 th &14 th 2015 India Habitat Centre, New Delhi 09:30-10:30 Inaugural session Venue - Stein Auditorium Lighting the lamp Opening remarks Address Felicitation of professionals for excellence in promoting and outreach of GRIHA Vote of thanks 10:30-11:00 Tea and inauguration of exhibition Venue - Char Minar 11:00-12:00 Panel discussion -Building India with GRIHA GRIHA has been instrumental in driving design and construction of sustainable habitats across the country. With policy integration and incentives offered by several states compliance with GRIHA is quickly becoming the norm. This session will focus on examples, experiences and performance of projects and project teams across the country. Varied geographies, scales of projects and resource specific interventions shall be showcased by each of the speakers. Introductory presentation by Ms MiliMajumdar Director TERI & Secretary cum Treasurer, GRIHA Council Chair - Mr GauravShorey - Team Member, Psi Energy Mr TanmayTathagat Director Environmnetal Design Solution Pvt Ltd Mr Andrés Prera- Principal, LEED Fellow, 1/2ambiente, Guatemala Ms DeepaSathiaram- Executive Director,En3 Sustainability Solutions Pvt. Ltd. Mr Ashish Jain- Associate, Sustainability Solutions Group, AECOM Mr AnuragBajpai- Director Planning & Sustainable Design,GreenTree Building Energy Pvt. Ltd. Prof.Suresh Pakhare- Prof.Tr-2, Indian Railway Institute of Civil Engineering (IRICEN) Mr Sameer Divekar Director,dBHMS 12:00-01:00 Keynote address -Designed in India! There is fascination towards western style of architecture in the real estate sector. "Made in India" corroborates the GRIHA school of thought focussing on indigenous strategies, materials and skills. This session will focus on local design solutions being propagated across the sub-

2 continent by leading architects of India. The cultural sensitivity incorporated by international architects for projects in India shall also be showcased. Chair - Mr GauravShorey - Team Member, PSI Energy 01:00-02:00 Networking Lunch Keynote address bymr PradeepSachdeva Principal,PradeepSachdeva Design Associates Keynote address by PadmShriG. Shankar Founder and Chief Architect, Habitat Technology Group, Thiruvananthapuram Mr.N.Murali- National Head- Sustainable Design, Saint-Gobain India-Glass Business 02:00-02:30 Plenary session - Aqua access Water water everywhere, only if we share!this session will focus on the diverse approaches being adopted to ensure water optimisation and availability of clean drinking water to all segments of society. While optimisation of water use can be ensured by appropriate landscape and traditional water conservation strategies, technology and market based social sector models have also been successfully implemented to provide water for all. Mr VasuPadmanabhan CEO,PiramalSarvajal Ms SavitaPunde Partner, Design Cell 02:30-03:30 Plenary session - Innovating urban futures 03:30-04:00 Tea Cities in India are urbanising like never before. As India embarks on a new urbanisation initiative with its 100 Smart Cities project, cities present immense opportunities in terms of developing urban centres into "hubs of innovation" ensuring environmentally sustainable and smart growth. The session will deliberate on the linkages between urban governance and our capacities to transform, innovate and shape the future of our urban centres keeping in mind the key areas: sustainable growth, public participation, innovative infrastructure systems and overall inclusive development. Chair - Mr Jagan Shah Director, National Institute of Urban Affairs (NIUA) Mr Roger Platt, President, U.S. Green Building Council Dr PrashantPradhan Director, Smarter Planet Solutions, IBM India South Asia Mr Ashwani Kumar Sharma, Zonal Operations Manager, Voltas Ltd. Dr A K Tripathi,Director, Ministry of New and Renewable Energy, Government of India 04:00-05:30 Parallel Tracks Track I - Practice to perfect - at Silver Oak (Part I)

3 Pioneering initiatives in the field of designing urban futures have looked at technological solutions, financial models, institutional mechanisms for implementation and citizen engagement at multiple levels. This session shall focus on good and bad experiences and learning of cities in the course of execution of integrated schemes. Chair - Mr Jaijit Bhattacharya, Partner - Infrastructure and Government Services, KPMG Mr Rajeev Talwar, Group Executive Director, DLF Mr P Sahel,Vice Chairman, Lotus Greens Developers Pvt. Ltd. Ms MiliMajumdar, Director TERI & Secretary cum Treasurer, GRIHA Council Mr Arun Bhatia, Director Sales, Carrier India Dr Rishi Mohan Bhatnagar,Vice President - Head Digital Enterprise Services, Tech Mahindra Track II - Urban Infrastructure Venue at Magnolia Energy and water nexus require a holistic treatment in order to ensure seamless operation of an urban habitat. This session shall focus on design and engineering feats in providing infrastructure and services to existing cities in India. Chair - Mr Pradeep Kumar, Associate Director, TERI Dr Steve KardinalJusuf, Senior Research Fellow, National University of Singapore Mr Rajesh Jain, Managing Director, Enhanced Wapp Systems (India) Pvt. Ltd. MrSanjay Mantri, Zonal Head (Projects), North & East India, Asahi India Glass Ltd. Mr Rishi Kapoor, Deputy General Manager, Johnson Control Track III - Climate resilience in built environment - atstein Auditorium Cities and the built environment are key elements in response to climate change. The extent of risk climate change poses to the cities is determined by the quality of housing, buildings and infrastructure, urban planning and land use management in place This session will explore on the prevailing planning mechanisms, governing principles, initiatives, measures and emerging approaches directed towards improving the adaptive capacity of the built environment. Chair Prof ChetanVaidya, Director, School of Planning andarchitecture, Delhi Mr G Padmanabhan, Emergency Analyst and officer in Charge Disaster Management Unit, UNDP Dr Divya Sharma, Fellow, Sustainable Habitat Division TERI Mr SohanHatangadi- Environmentalist and member of INTACH, Vishakhapatanam Mr Mahesh Rajasekar, Director, TARU Leading Edge Pvt Ltd Mr Bijay Singh, Coordinator, Gorakhpur Environmental Action Group (GEAG) Mr KalpitAshar, Architect and Urban Designer, Founder, MAD(E) in Mumbai Mr Pavan Gupta, Institutional Systems Planning Center

4 08:30 09:30 Registrations 09:30-10:30 Plenary session GRIHA awards DAY 2 13th March 2015 Felicitation of GRIHA registered projects with exemplary performance Award of GRIHA rating to certified projects 10:30-11:30 Plenary session - Eco-innovations Sustainability has emerged as the key driver of innovation in this century. Impending resource crunch worldwide and the knowledge of our common future has made one thing very clear, that sustainable development is the only way forward. Every organization today is moving ahead towards the goal of sustainability, though there is a lack of clarity on the business case of being environment friendly. This has given fuel to the need of new ideas like improving efficiency of existing systems, filling gaps in the supply chain, exploring eco-friendly materials etc. This session shall showcase some innovative indigenous ideas driven by the need for sustainable development. Daily Dump We help you throw differently Ms Rozita Singh -Partner, Daily Dump The Bombay Greenway Project - Make Bombay more liveable, give it LUNGS! Mr Alan Abraham Principal, Abraham John Architects Development of Web-GIS Tool for estimating the Rooftop Solar Power potential for Indian Solar Cities Mr RamitMalhotra, Associate Fellow, Energy Regulation and Practice, TERI UltaChaata Mr SamitChoksi, CEO and Co-Founder, THINK Idea Lab 11:30-12:00 Tea 12:00-01:00 Keynote Address Using bamboo for construction Chair - Mr Subhash Chand Mehrotra, Principal Consultant, Mehro Consultants &President of the Indian Association of Structural Engineers 01:00-02:00 Networking Lunch Mr John Hardy, Founder, Green School, Bali Indonesia 02:00-03:30 Parallel Tracks Track I - Transform to perform - at Jacaranda

5 With decades of focus on the new building stock, India is now poised to unlock the inefficient performance pattern of existing buildings. TERI and the US Green Building Council (USGBC) have forged a strategic collaboration to work towards transforming performance of the existing built environment. This session shall witness launch of the LEED EB and Alternate Compliance Paths (ACPs) jointly developed by TERI and USGBC. Experts, consultants and officials of USGBC, TERI and GBCI shall share their experiences on the tools and platforms developed to address issues around resource optimization in existing buildings. Opening remarks - Ms MiliMajumdar, Director TERI and Secretary cum Treasurer, GRIHA Council Keynote address - Mr Mahesh Ramanujam, Chief Operating Officer, US Green Building Council and President, Green Building Certification Institute (GBCI) Presentation on regionalised LEED EB by Mr ApoorvVij, Programme Manager-Technical, GRIHA Council Address on adoption of LEED EB and LEED Dynamic Plaque at Paharpur Business Centre by Mr Kamal Meattle, CEO Paharpur, Business Centre and Software Technology Incubator Park Chair - Mr Kamal Meattle, CEO Paharpur, Business Centre and Software Technology Incubator Park Mr Mahesh Ramanujam, Chief Operating Officer, USGBC Mr Alwyn Noronha, Executive Vice President Projects, ITC Ltd. Hotel Division Ms MiliMajumdar, Director TERI and Secretary cum Treasurer, GRIHA Council Ms.DeepaSathiaram, Executive Director En3 Sustainability Solutions Pvt. Ltd. Mr M. Selvarasu, Director, Lead Consultancy & Engineering Services (India) Pvt. Ltd. Track II - GRIHA Trophy at NASA: Bridging the gap between Theory &Practice of architecture for sustainable buildings - at Magnolia GRIHA Trophy was launched at NASA (National Association of Students of Architecture) last year. Considering the recent growth in the residential real estate and their inclination to get GRIHA rating, the Trophy brief requires the students to design a sustainable housing complex at a given location in NOIDA. This session will showcase the winning entries of the competition. Further, there will be a panel discussion that will deliberate on bridging the gap between Theory & Practice in Architecture. Presentation on GRIHA Trophy at NASA by Ms Chitrangada Bisht, Program Officer, GRIHA Council Presentation by 4 winning entries of the GRIHA Trophy at 57 th Annual NASA convention in Jury s recommendation NIT Calicut Second runner up AMS Academy of Architecture, Chennai First runner up Gateway College of Architecture, SonipatWinner Faculty of Architecture & Ekistics JamiaMilliaIslamia, New Delhi Panel discussion on bridging the gap between theory & practice in sustainable architecture.

6 03:30-04:00 Tea Chair Mr Sanjay Prakash, Principal Consultant SHiFt Studio for Future Habitats Mr P Sahel,Vice Chairman, Lotus Greens Developers Pvt. Ltd. Ms Poorva Keskar, Director at VK: e environmental & Principal in Charge of Masters in Architecture at BRICK School of Architecture Pune MS Amritha Ballal, Founding Partner, Space Matters & Guest Lecture at School of Planning and Architecture 04:00-05:30 Parallel Tracks Track I - Ideas: Innovative feats to enhance the performance of existing buildings - at Jacaranda Energy consumption of the building forms a substantial part of an organization s expense. Very often retrofitting an existing building is financially more feasible than building something new. This session will focus on some fresh ideas to enhance the performance of existing buildings. In addition industry experts will be sharing their experiences of effective implementation of technologies in existing buildings. The panellists shall share the challenges faced by them in day to day operations and maintenance and the approach adopted to mitigate them. Chair - Mr Pradeep Kumar, Associate Director, TERI Mr Rohan Parikh, Founder & CEO, Terrasol Sustainability Solutions Llp Prof. RajanRawal, Coordinator, Centre for Advanced Research in Building Science & Energy &Prof. Sanyogita Manu, Senior Research Associate (Energy Efficiency), CEPT University Mr Ajay Raj, Senior Manager (Tech) Public Building & Utilities portfolio, Energy Efficiency Services Limited (EESL) Mr Rumi Engineer, Senior General Manager, Godrej and Boyce RajatMalhotra, Chief Operating Officer West Asia, Integrated Facilities Management, Jones Lang LaSalle Mr Alwyn Noronha,Executive Vice President Projects, ITC Ltd - Hotel Division Mr JayeshDeshpande,Vice President, Applied Business, Daikin Air-conditioning India Pvt. Ltd. Track II Experiences on effective implementation of technologies and energy codes - at Magnolia This session will showcase examples of unconventional approaches to design and technology implementation in buildings in order to achieve high performance. Further, the session will present status of Energy Code compliance in Indian buildings and issues in onsite code implementation. Ms Swati Reddy, Environmental Building Consultants, Terra Viridis Mr DVS Kiran Kumar, Associate Fellow, TERI Ms PoojaShukla, Consultant, TERI Mr TarunGarg, Fellow, TERI Mr Vivek Jain, Regional Lighting Application Specialist Manager, Northern

7 Region, Philips India Ltd. DAY 3-14th March 2015 Site visit to GRIHA registered project - British School, New Delhi 09:00 Pick up of delegates from IHC, New Delhi for British School 09:30 Reach British School 09:30 09:40 Registration of delegation at British school as part of their security protocol. 09:40 10:00 Project presentation by the Project Team/Architect/Consultant in IB conference room at 1st Floor. 10:00 10:20 Refreshments for delegates in British School cafeteria Dividing the delegation in 2 Groups (A&B) Group A 10:25 11:10 Proceed for area under construction for site visit. 11:15 12:00 Proceed for main operational building area for site visit. 12:10 Leave from British School for IHC, New Delhi 12:45 Reach IHC, New Delhi and disperse. Group B Proceed for main operational building area for site visit. Proceed for area under construction for site visit. Evaluators & Trainers programme 16th to 18th March 2015 The 3-day workshop will be divided into fourteen sessions including the GRIHA website demonstration and the GRIHA Evaluator and Trainer qualifying exams. The program will focus on sustainable site planning, water and waste water management, building design optimization, energy performance optimization, renewable energy utilization, solid waste management, sustainable building material and construction technology, health & well-being and environmental quality.