The Cambridge Oxford Corridor Constructing Excellence Club invites you to
Webinar - Delivering Clean, Green, Healthier Buildings
on
24th March 12.30pm
by
Anni Folan-White – Partner, Ingleton Wood
Annabel Clark - Associate Director, Faithful+Gould
Rob Diamond - Senior Associate, Ingleton Wood
How do we deliver cleaner, greener, healthier buildings. And in particular, what tools can we use to help us? Join us for this presentation which will cover two main industry tools and how we can use them better:
BREEAM Certification - How BREEAM can be used effectively to deliver sustainable outcomes
The WELL Standard - How WELL delivers Healthier Buildings
Speakers:
Anni Folan-White joined Ingleton Wood in 2015 as an Associate to develop the Building Services Engineering team at our Cambridge office and is now a Partner. Anni has a wide range of experience in the public and private sector and has worked on a diverse range of projects from healthcare and education to designing services for a redundant submarine.
Annabel Clark is an Associate Director in the Strategic Asset Management team at Faithful+Gould. She specialises in environmental and sustainability consulting in the built environment. Annabel is a qualified BREEAM Assessor and Advisory Professional. She has helped write the BREEAM strategy for private and public sector clients, as well as for high profile projects such as HS2. Annabel is passionate about using sustainability certifications to deliver sustainable outcomes and value.
Rob Diamond is a Chartered Engineer and Chartered Environmentalist and a Fellow of the CIBSE and the Energy Institute. He has specialised in sustainable buildings for the last 20 years, and has won a number of national awards for his work. He has an MSc in Energy Engineering and an MA in Environmental Humanities, with specialisations in energy and sustainable cities. He runs Ingleton Wood’s sustainability team and is a Senior Associate for the Practice.
He recently qualified in the new International WELL Building Standard as a WELL AP
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