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T a b l e O f C O n T e n T s

W e l C O M e T O

Welcome Letters 5

About CIQS & PAQS 9

Program at a Glance 10

Venue Floorplan 11

General Information 12

ICMS Global Launch 13

Keynote Presentations 14

Feature Panels 16

Technical Presentations 18

Pechakucha Fair 20

Poster Presentations 22

Exhibit & Poster Hall Floorplan 23

Exhibitors 24

Sponsors 28


A M E S S AG E F RO M T H E P R I M E M I N I S T E RT H e R T H O n . J U s T I n T R U D e a U P R I M e M I n I s T e R O f C a n a D a

It is with great pleasure that I welcome you to the 21st annual Pacific Association of Quantity

Surveyors Congress (PAQS 2017).

This year’s edition of PAQS comes at an exciting time in Canada, as we celebrate our 150th

anniversary of Confederation, a time to reflect on what it means to be Canadian. I believe that the

theme of this conference, Green Developments: The New Era, fits in well with these celebrations,

as Canadians understand the importance of our environment, both to our prosperity and to our

identity as a country. Our natural landscape is our greatest gift, and as we

continue to grow and build, it is important that we do so in a manner

that balances sustainability with prosperity.

As you gather for this conference, I encourage you all to reflect

on the importance of your industry towards our shared goal of

sustainable construction. It is up to you, in cooperation with

your fellow quantity surveyors and the construction industry,

to ensure that Canada remains a world leader in sustainable

building practices. It is through this spirit of cooperation that I am

confident that Canadians will be able to leave a better country for

generations to come.

Thank you to the organizers of this amazing event

and to all of you in attendance to teach and learn.

Please accept my best wishes and warmest

welcome for a productive and enjoyable

conference.


M a T T H e W K W e b e R , P Q s ( f ) P R e s I D e n T O f C I Q s

A M E S S AG E F RO M T H E C I Q S P R E S I D E N T

As President of the Canadian Institute of Quantity Surveyors, it is my honour to welcome you all

to Vancouver.

Every year since 1995, the Pacific Association of Quantity Surveyors (PAQS) has held congress in

cities around the world where representatives from the thirteen member nations meet

to discuss best practices moving forward. This year at the Westin Bayshore

in Vancouver we dedicate our time together to perhaps the most important

issue of our generation, the complex topic of climate change.

We are the professionals who design the communities that shape the future

of our world. Your participation in Green Developments: The New Era will have

far-reaching effects that you may not realize in the short term. The ideas

you exchange over the next few days at PAQS2017 will impact the greater

construction industry, and indeed our very way of life, for years to come.

Each day in our work, we are faced with countless decisions, and each choice

we make impacts the world around us in a number of ways, ultimately

nudging the course of history in one direction or the other. So

be present: learn, engage, and network as you are inspired

and learn from a wide range of experts across the

industry. For many, this conference will be a first step

forward towards a truly sustainable and renewable

future as a construction professional.

We hope you enjoy your stay here, and I look

forward to meeting each of you.

Best regards,

Matthew, K Weber


G R e G O R R O b e R T s O n M a Y O R O f V a n C O U V e R

On behalf of the citizens of Vancouver, and my colleagues on City Council, I want to extend

my warmest greetings to all those attending the 21st annual Pacific Association of Quantity

Surveyors Congress.

Environmental and Sustainability issues are very near and dear to my heart. Energy-efficient

buildings, clean air and water and significant greenhouse gas reductions. We

want Vancouver to set the standard that other cities aspire to.

As Mayor, I am also very proud of the reputation Vancouver enjoys as

one of the world’s most beautiful and unique meeting destinations.

I hope that in addition to attending the conference you are able to

experience the many cultural and recreational activities the City

has to offer. I know everyone involved in organizing the conference

will ensure your time with us is special.

Once again, welcome to Vancouver, and I hope you have a

productive and enjoyable conference.

Yours truly,

Gregor Robertson

Mayor

A M E S S AG E F RO M T H E M AYO R


I a n b . D U n C a n P Q s ( f ) M R I C s

P a Q s C H a I R

A W E LC O M E F RO M T H E PAQ S C H A I R

It gives me great pleasure to welcome everyone to the 21st PAQS Congress

and to thank the Canadian Institute of Quantity Surveyors (CIQS), its executive

director, Sheila Lennon with Matt Weber, the current Chair of CIQS, and his

team from CIQS-BC for taking on the challenge of organizing this year’s PAQS

Congress in Vancouver. Thanks also goes to Sea to Sky Meeting Management

Inc. for their invaluable assistance.

This is particularly gratifying to me that this congress is being hosted in

Canada when I hold the Chair position at PAQS on behalf of CIQS and I trust

that all the attendees will enjoy the experience and hospitality of Canada’s diverse culture.

The theme for this year’s PAQS Congress is “Green Developments: The New Era” which stems from

Vancouver’s aim to become one of the greenest cities in the world by 2020.

Our specialist speakers on the theme include the world renowned environmental experts David

Suzuki and his daughter Sarika Cullis-Suzuki. I am hoping that we will all learn something new from

their insights that will help us contribute to improving our planet for future generations.

In addition to the main event, we are honoured to have been selected as the venue for the official

launch of the International Construction Measurement Standards by the ICMS Coalition. I welcome

the opportunity to share our Congress with Trustees of ICMS and members of the Standard Setting

Committee from across the globe who have done an amazing job putting the first phase of this project

together in only two years.

I hope that all attendees will find the Congress an informative and enjoyable event and I thank you

for coming.

Sincerely,

Ian B Duncan


A B O U T C I Q S & PAQ S

CIQS is the premier professional association that sets the highest standard for construction and

infrastructure economics in Canada. Designated Professional Quantity Surveyors (PQS) and

Construction Estimator Certified (CEC) professionals counsel building owners, developers, designers

and contractors at every stage of the design, procurement and construction process to help ensure a

return on investment is delivered.

In today’s economic climate, Professional Quantity Surveyors and Construction Estimator Certified

professionals are more valued than ever as an integral part of the building and construction process.

Not only do we play a key role in ensuring infrastructure investment is protected, our members daily

identify opportunities and efficiencies that deliver benefits to the triple bottom-line.

CIQS is supported by regional affiliates coast-to-coast. Join us and help us set the highest standard

for construction economics in Canada. To learn more about becoming a member, visit the CIQS

website at www.ciqs.org/english/become-a-member.

T H E M I S S I O N O F PAQ S I S :

• Promotion of the practice of Quantity Surveying (QS) in the region.

• Promotion of “best practice” for QS in the region.

• Promotion of dialogue between member organizations.

• Encouragement of regional co-operation in the practice of QS.

• Fostering of research appropriate to the better understanding of building

practice in the region.

• Rendering of assistance to members of member organizations working in

each other’s countries.

To learn more about the PAQS member nations visit www.paqs.net.

PAQS is an international association of national organizations representing Quantity Surveyors

in the Asia and Western Pacific region.


SUB THEME: DELIVERING HIGH-PERFORMANCE BUILDINGS COST EFFECTIVELY

AFTERNOON EVENT SPEAKER LOCATION

1:00—2:00 PM KEYNOTE TWOTERRY SMALL:THE BRAIN GUY

GRAND BALLROOM (SALON D,E,F)

2:00—3:00 PMFEATuREd SPEAKER PANEL II: CLIMATE ChANgE RISKS ANd OPPORTuNITIES

BRITTANY COUGHLIN; CARLA GUERRERA; PETER MOONEN; RALF NIELSEN


3:00—3:30 PM REFRESHMENT BREAk AND ExHIBIT & POSTER VIEwING GRAND BALLROOM (SALON A, B, C)

3:30—5:30 PM TECHNICAL PRESENTATIONS20 MINUTES x 18 SPEAkERS (SEE PG 17 FOR DETAILS)

STANLEY PARk BALLROOM (SALONS 1,2,3)

5:30—7:00 PM EVENING COCkTAIL RECEPTION GRAND BALLROOM (SALON A, B, C)

7:00 – MIdNIghT MONdAY NIghT SOCIAL EVENT N/A THE BLARNEY STONE PUB, GASTOwN

MONdAY, JuLY 24Th – Green Developments: The New EraSUB THEME: LIVING WITHIN PLANETARY BOUNDARIES / THE ESPRESSO PASS

MORNINg EVENT SPEAKER LOCATION

7:00AM REGISTRATION OPENS N/A GRAND FOYER

8:00—8:30 AM OPENING CEREMONIESMATTHEw wEBER& OTHERS


8:30—9:30 AMFEATuREd SPEAKER PANEL I: VANCOuVER 2020: ROAd TO 100% RENEWAbLE

CHRIS HIGGINS; THOMAS MUELLER; BILL MACkINNON & MORE


9:30—10:15 AM REFRESHMENT BREAk AND ExHIBIT & POSTER VIEwING GRAND BALLROOM (SALON A, B, C)

10:15—11:30 AM KEYNOTE ONEdAVId SuZuKISARIKA CuLLIS-SuZuKI


11:30—1:00 PM LUNCH AMONGST ExHIBITS & POSTERS GRAND BALLROOM (SALON A, B, C)

SUB THEME: FIFTY SHADES OF GREEN

AFTERNOON EVENT SPEAKER LOCATION

1:30—3:00 PMINTERNATIONAL CONSTRuCTION MEASuREMENT STANdARdS (ICMS) LAuNCh

JOHN MCkENDRICk, GARETH DAVID, JULIE DELA CRUz, & MORE GRAND BALLROOM (SALON D,E,F)

3:00—3:30 PM REFRESHMENT BREAk AND ExHIBIT & POSTER VIEwING GRAND BALLROOM (SALON A, B, C)

3:30—4:30 PMFEATuREd SPEAKER PANEL IV: A NEW ERA OF hIgh-PERFORMANCE buILdINgS

ROB BERNHARDT; JEN HANCOCk; STEwART MUIR, AND MORE GRAND BALLROOM (SALON D,E,F)

4:30—5:30 PM 3-ROOM PEChA KuChA FAIR (AFTERNOON) 20x20x12 SPEAkERSSTANLEY PARk BALLROOM (SALONS 1,2,3)

6:30—7:15 PM PRE-GALA RECEPTION GRAND FOYER

7:15PM—12:00 AMgALA dINNER / KEYNOTE FOuR / dANCINg & ENTERTAINMENT

JON MONTGOMERY;

BILL HENDERSON, CRAIG

NORTHEY, NICk GILDER & MORE GRAND BALLROOM (SALON D,E,F)

SUB THEME: WORKING SMARTER WITH NATURE AND GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE

MORNINg EVENT SPEAKER LOCATION

7:00AM REGISTRATION OPENS N/A GRAND FOYER

8:15—8:30 AM wELCOME; SUMMARY OF DAY 1/DAY 2 INTRO MATTHEw wEBER GRAND BALLROOM (SALON D,E,F)

8:30—9:30 AMFEATuREd PANEL III: ENVIRONMENTAL RESOuRCINg: bC’S ENERgY FACTOR

CLINT ; BYNG GIRAUD; ADRIAN RYAN; & MORE. GRAND BALLROOM (SALON D,E,F)

9:30—10:15 AM REFRESHMENT BREAk AND ExHIBIT & POSTER VIEwING GRAND BALLROOM (SALON A, B, C)

10:15—11:15 AM

KEYNOTE ThREE ALAN OISHI GRAND BALLROOM (SALON D,E,F)

TECHNICAL PRESENTATIONS20 MINUTES x 6 SPEAkERS(SEE PG 17 FOR DETAILS)

STANLEY PARk BALLROOM(SALONS 1 & 2)

11:15—12:15 PM 3-ROOM PEChA KuChA FAIR (MORNINg) 20x20x12 SPEAkERSSTANLEY PARk BALLROOM (SALONS 1,2,3)

12:15—1:30 PM LUNCH AMONGST ExHIBITS & POSTERS GRAND BALLROOM (SALON A, B, C)

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G E N E R A L I N F O R M AT I O N

W I F I AC C E S SComplimentary Wi-Fi access is provided.

Network: Westin Conference

Password: PAQS17

PAQ S 2 0 1 7 M O B I L E A P PThe PAQS 2017 mobile app allows you to review

the full program schedule, view floorplans,

access biographies and abstracts, create your

own agenda and connect on social media. Go to

the Apple App store or Google Play store and

search PAQS 2017.

R E G I S T R AT I O N H O U R SThe registration desk is located outside the Grand

Foyer and is open during the following hours:

Sunday, July 23: 3:00pm to 7:00pm

Monday, July 24: 7:00am to 5:00pm

Tuesday, July 25: 7:00am to 5:00pm

C E RT I F I C AT E O F AT T E N DA N C EAn official PAQS 2017 Certificate of Attendance

will be emailed to all registered attendees after

the conclusion of the congress.

S E C U R I T YAt the congress, name badges must be worn at

all times as they verify that you are a registered

participant. Keep all personal items with you

at all times, as the session rooms will be locked

only when not in use in the evenings. PAQS,

CIQS and Sea to Sky Meeting Management will

not be responsible for any lost or stolen items.

N A M E B A D G EIn addition to being a means of identification to

colleagues, you are required to wear your name

badge for admission to all sessions and events.

Room monitors will check name badges on

entrance to all sessions and events.

P R AY E R RO O MA prayer room is located in the Chehalis room

on the second floor and provides a quiet space

for daily prayers.

M O N DAY N I G H T S O C I A L E V E N TThe Monday Evening Social Event takes place

at the Blarney Stone Irish Pub in Vancouver’s

historic Gastown and will feature live music

and dancing with some of Vancouver’s best

musicians and their friends. Each attendee will

have a tree planted in their honour courtesy of

Charitree. Two drink tickets and light snacks

will be provided. To purchase a ticket visit the

registration desk.

Location: Blarney Stone Irish Pub, 216 Carall

Street

Time: 7:00pm to midnight

Cost: $50 (plus GST)

Transportation: A shuttle bus will transport

participants between the Westin Bayshore

and the Blarney Stone. The bus will pick up at

the main entrance and depart at approximately

7:15pm, 8:00pm and 8:45pm.

*Note: Attendees are responsible for their own

return transportation.


G A L A PA RT YAs Green Developments: The New Era winds to a

close, attendees will be treated to an exceptional

gala dinner full of entertainment, West Coast

cuisine and BC wine. Don’t miss our keynote

presentation by Olympic Gold Medalist Jon

Montgomery. At the end of Jon’s presentation,

guests will be treated to a variety of live music

and entertainment including music from Bill

Henderson of Chilliwack, Craig Northey of

Odds, Nick Gilder, Pat Steward, Gord Maxwell,

and house band Sons of Stanley featuring the

CIQS President himself, Matthew Weber. The

event promises to be an inspiring, joyful evening

full of laughs with a few surprises.

Location: Grand Ballroom, Foyer & Salon DEF,

Westin Bayshore Hotel

Reception: 6:30pm to 7:15pm in the Grand Foyer

Dinner: 7:15pm to midnight in the Grand

Ballroom, Salon DEF

Cost: $200 (plus GST)

S E S S I O N R O O M P ROTO C O LEvery effort will be made to ensure that all

sessions start and end on time. Speakers and

participants are asked to work together to

respect the congress schedule. Please respect

your fellow participants by muting cellular

phones and other noise-making devices during

the sessions.

S P E A K E R R E A DY R O O MThe speaker ready room is intended to support

all presenters and moderators. It is located in the

Thompson room on the Lobby Level. Computers

stations and an audio visual technician will be

available. The hours are as follows:

Monday, July 24: 7:00am to 5:00pm

Tuesday, July 25: 7:00am to 5:00pm

S M O K I N GThe Westin Bayshore is a 100% non-smoking

building. As per city bylaws smoking must be done

a minimum of 6 metres away from any door.

The International Construction Measurement Standards (ICMS) will be launched at PAQS2017

in Vancouver on Tuesday, July 25, 2017 at 1:30pm in Grand Ballroom DEF.

This major landmark for the industry is the culmination of three years of collaboration between

more than 40 of the world’s leading QS and construction standards bodies.

Art Maw, Hanscomb (moderator)

I C M S G LO B A L L AU N C H

PANELISTS:

John McKendrick, Infrastructure Ontario

Kevin Radford or Veronica Silva, Public Services &

Procurement Canada

Gareth David, PCL Construction

Julie Dela Cruz, Arcadis


D a V I D s U Z U K I &s a R I K a C U l l I s -s U Z U K I

T e R R Y s M a l l : T H e b R a I n G U Y Your Brain at Work: Making the Science of Cognitive Fitness Work for You!

David Suzuki has dedicated his life to the

cause of transforming the way humans

interact with the environment. He will speak

to the great need for action, and to the

opportunities presented by a shift towards

renewables. During the conference David

will be joined by his daughter Sarika, whose

PhD in oceanography qualifies her to speak to

Vancouver’s unique situation.

Sarika and David will also discuss the many

renewable energy technologies seen in cities

around the world.

Terry Small, B.Ed., M.A., is a master teacher

and Canada’s leading learning skills specialist.

He is the author of the Brain Bulletin with

over 34,000 subscribers worldwide.

Terry has presented on the brain for over 33 years

to organizations around the world. His knowledge,

warmth, humour and dynamic presentation style

have made him a much sought-after speaker at

workshops and conferences.

Terry smallsarika Cullis-suzukiDavid suzuki

K E Y N OT E 0 1 K E Y N OT E 0 2

Our first keynote speakers need no introduction.

Monday, July 2410:15 am—11:30 am

Monday, July 241:00 pm—2:00 pm


K E Y N OT E 0 3 K E Y N OT E 0 4

a l a n O I s H I : Understanding How Trends Impact the Growth and Value of Your Business

J O n M O n T G O M e R Y

Alan brings over 20 years of experience

in leading growth in both large and small

businesses. The diversity of his experience

includes valuation consulting, sales, corporate

finance, eBusiness, mergers & acquisitions,

COO and CEO roles. Alan has led successful

start-ups, developed new management

systems, restructured corporate enterprises,

and positioned businesses for succession.

Alan is passionate about helping CEOs and

business leaders to align their businesses

behind a common vision and then identify

and build the assets that will drive profitable

growth, balanced lifestyle and higher equity

returns on sell down and exit.

No stranger to tough competition, Jon is the

host of CTV’s The Amazing Race Canada

(ARC) which celebrated its fourth year on

air in 2016, has won over a dozen Canadian

Screen Awards and counts millions of viewers

every week.

Before ARC, Jon won Olympic gold and the

hearts of a nation in men’s skeleton at the

Vancouver 2010 games. Last year was a busy

year for Jon, as he also co-hosted the 46th

Juno Awards with Jann Arden in Calgary.

On stage, Jon brings an energy like no other.

He will speak to the ways in which we can

optimize ourselves and our situations through

creative thinking and innovation.

Tuesday, July 2510:15 am—11:15 am

alan Oishi Jon Montgomery

Tuesday, July 25During the Gala Dinner: 8:00 pm—9:00 pm


F E AT U R E PA N E L I F E AT U R E PA N E L I I

Va n C O U V e R 2 0 2 0 : R O a D TO 1 0 0 % R e n e Wa b l e

C l I M aT e C H a n G e R I s K s & O P P O RT U n I T I e s

Panelists will discuss the “why”: the vision

behind Vancouver’s Greenest City pledge,

where we are now and where we want to be,

i.e. the objective of moving towards green.

Speakers include Chris Higgins, Green Building

Planner at the City Of Vancouver, Thomas

Mueller, CEO of the Canadian Green Building

Council, and Bill MacKinnon, Manager of

Energy Development/Development and Asset

Strategies for BC Housing.

This panel delves deeper into the real

implications behind a changing climate, what this

means in terms of practical solutions and risks,

and new approaches to development that take

this reality into consideration. The focus is on

solutions, innovation and technology, with special

emphasis on Vancouver as a coastal city. Panelists

will discuss the “what”: what is being done to

reach the goals of the “why”, the regulatory

framework needed, and practical points on what

a realistic approach to this challenge looks like.

Monday, July 248:30 am—9:30 amGRanD ballROOM (salOn D, e, f)

Monday, July 242:00 pm—3:00 pmGRanD ballROOM (salOn D, e, f)

F E AT U R E PA N E L S

CHRIS HIGGINSCITY OF VANCOUVER

THOMAS MUELLERCANADA GREEN BUILDING COUNCIL

BILL MACKINNONBC HOUSING

CARLA GUERRERAPURPOSE DRIVEN

RALF NIELSENCOLLIERS PROJECT LEADERS

PETER MOONENCANADIAN WOOD COUNCIL


F E AT U R E PA N E L I I I F E AT U R E PA N E L I V

e n V I R O n M e n Ta l R e s O U R C I n G : b C ’ s e n e R G Y fa C TO R

a n e W e R a O f H I G H P e R f O R M a n C e b U I l D I n G s

This panel brings together energy represent-

atives to discuss how a new era of green

developments is intricately linked with the more

responsible use and distribution of existing

energy sources. This panel will also discuss BC’s

role in connecting BC’s existing renewable and

non-renewable energy market to international

buyers. Panelists will discuss the “how” for

the resource sector: How are these changes

impacting international climate change targets,

i.e. Paris, Kyoto, Marrakech? What will the

resource sector do next?

With more projects than ever before moving

towards NetZero, LEED-certified and

Passive House designs, this panel will bring

to the fore a practical approach to making

buildings better, and dispels the myth that

energy-efficient homes must cost more.

Panelists will discuss the “how” pertaining to

the construction sector, with a special focus

on commercial construction: what changes

can and will be implemented now to move

towards building 100% renewable cities?

Tuesday, July 258:30 am—9:30 amGRanD ballROOM (salOn D, e, f)

Tuesday, July 253:30 pm—4:30 pmGRanD ballROOM (salOn D, e, f)

BYNG GIRAUDWOODFIBRE LNG LTD.

CLINT UNDSETHSTUART OLSON INC

STEWART MUIRRESOURCE WORKS

JEN HANCOCKCHANDOS

ROB BERNHARDTPASSIVE HOUSE CANADA

ADRIAN RYANFENIX ENERGY


T E C H N I C A L P R E S E N TAT I O N S

TIME T E C H N I C A L P R E S E N TAT I O N

3:30–3:50Analysis of New Era of Socialist Ecological Civilization (ST2)

Ms Wenxiu Bu – Tianjin University of Technology, Tianjin, China

3:50–4:10

Delivering Cost Effective Sustainable Public Rental Housing Developments: The Hong Kong Experience (ST2)

Prof TT Cheung, Sr Sunny S L Choi; Hong Kong Housing Authority, Hong Kong

4:10–4:30

Internal Project Cost Audit for Mitigation of Risks and Reduction of Construction Costs of High Performance Buildings in Hong Kong Property Developers (ST2)

Sr Joseph H. C. Chong, Hong Kong Institute of Surveyors, Hong Kong

4:30–4:50Hong Kong’s Building Energy Saving Plans in response to Climate Change (ST2)

Dr Paul Ho – City University Of Hong Kong, Hong Kong

4:50–5:10Stakeholder Participation Trends in South African Green Buildings during 2009-2015 (ST2)

Mr Danie Hoffman; Ms Jana Marie Cloete; Ms Liezel Van der Schijff; Ms Lane Wagner; University of Pretoria, Pretoria, South Africa

5:10–5:30

The Viability and Sustainability of Aerated Autoclaved Concrete in South African Construction (ST2)

Mr Riaan Jansen; Mr Ulrich Erasmus; Mr Marco Gomes; Mr Zehan Pelzer; M Anthony Yared; University Of Pretoria, Hatfield, South Africa


3:30–3:50A Comparative Study of the Performance of Green Buildings in Hong Kong and Singapore (ST4)

Ellen Lau; Lo Chung; Hay Haywood; City University Of Hong Kong

3:50–4:10Walkability and Bicycle Friendly as Green Rating Criteria (ST4)

Mr. Boon Tik Leong; Dr. Kenn Jhun Kam; Ms. Fuey Lin Ang; Taylor’s University, Subang Jaya, Malaysia

4:10–4:30Green Certification: Analysis of Risk Faced by Developer (ST4)

Mr. Seong King Loo; Dr. Myzatul Aishah Kamarazaly; Miss Hui Joo Jong; Taylor’s University, Subang Jaya, Malaysia

4:30–4:50The Infinite Evolution of Green Building and Sustainability (ST4)

Dr. Alexia Nalewaik — QS Requin Corporation, Pasadena, United States

4:50–5:10Sustainable Retrofitting – Global Strategies & Implementation Issues (ST4)

Prof. Peter Smith — University Of Technology Sydney, Broadway , Australia

5:10–5:30Research on Sponge City Construction Based on BIM and LID Theory (ST3)

Mr. Yu Xiangpeng — Tianjin University Of Technology, Tianjin, China

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3:30–3:50Green Costs More? An Empirical Study on the Costing of Green Building Projects Worldwide (ST2)

Dr. Mei-yung Leung; Dr. Isabelle Y.s. Chan; City University Of Hong Kong and University Of Hong Kong

3:50–4:10The Advanced Role of Quantity Surveying in High Performance Buildings (ST2)

Ms. Xinshu Liu — Jiangsu Weicheng Construction Consultancy Co. Ltd, Yangzhou , China

4:10–4:30Skills and Knowledge of Planner for Refurbishment Projects (ST2)

Mrs. Azrina Md Yaakob; Dr. Myzatul Aishah Kamarazaly; Taylor’s University, Subang Jaya, Malaysia

4:30–4:50Intelligent Query System for Construction Design Management (ST2)

Mr. Tim Sin; Mr. Jin Keat Quek; Starke Robotik Sdn. Bhd., Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia and Royal Institution of Surveyors Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

4:50–5:10Sustainable Development & 5D BIM – The Role of the 5D Quantity Surveyor (ST2)

Prof. Peter Smith — University Of Technology Sydney, Broadway, Australia


10:15–10:35 amRegional Green Development Evaluation (ST2)

Mr Hao Wang — Tianjin University of Technology, Tianjin , China

10:35–10:55 amAlternative Composite Building Systems (ST2)

Mr. Gerhard Du Plessis; Mr. Mikail Jordaan; Mr. Riaan Jansen; University Of Pretoria, Pretoria, South Africa

10:55–11:15 amWhole Life Cycle Costing for Sustainable Facility Management (ST2)

Ms. Noor Azeyah Khiyon — University Of Reading Malaysia, Iskandar Puteri, Malaysia


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s a l O n 0 2 — T U e s D a Y , J U l Y 2 5 T HTIME T E C H N I C A L P R E S E N TAT I O N

10:15–10:35 amBarriers in Implementing Building Information Modelling (BIM) in Quantity Surveying Firms (ST2)

Dr. Sing Sing Wong; Mr. Zek Ung Yew; University College Of Technology, Sarawak, Sibu, Malaysia

10:35–10:55 amCost Overrun of Iconic Buildings: Managing Construction Cost through BIM (ST2)

Dr. May Chuan Theong; Mr. Xia Sheng Lee; University Of Reading Malaysia, Iskandar Puteri, Malaysia

10:55–11:15 amThe Impact of Facilities towards Students’ Choice of Private Universities in Malaysia (ST2)

Dr. Myzatul Kamarazaly; Mrs. Azrina Md Yaakob; Miss. Schani Wong; Taylor’s University, Subang Jaya, Malaysia

ST1 = SUB THEME 1: Living within Planetary Boundaries

ST2 = SUB THEME 2: Delivering High Performance Buildings Cost-Effectively

ST3 = SUB THEME 3: Working Smarter with Nature and Green Infrastructure

ST4 = SUB THEME 4: Fifty Shades of Green (Assessing Building Performance)

*Please refer to the congress app for Sub Theme descriptions and technical presentation abstracts.


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Happiness and Collaboration + Design and Construction = a Greater Possibility for better buildings

new Research: How to Mass-Motivate the environmentally-Concerned

architecture as Catalyst: engaging Infrastructure in the Increment

Peanut butter and Jelly: The Case for Why Modular and Passive House Construction Go so Well Together

Innovation in Today’s Construction Industry

blue Waves in a sea of Green

High Performance - The new normal

Urban form in suburban Voice

emerging Trends in Green building

The Path to net Zero – CoV Rezoning Policy and beyond


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C O R O s T R a n D b e R Gs T R a n D b e R G C O n s U l T I n G

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W a R R e n s C H M I D TR Y D e R a R C H I T e C T U R e

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P a U l s U K a V aM U s s O n , C a T T e l l , M a C K e Y P T R

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Passive House and Common sense (aka Keep It simple stupid)

barefoot architecture in north america

How Designers Contribute to Green buildings

The Heights: Canada’s largest Passive House

Why Use Used? Reducing Post-Consumer Waste

Regenerative Design: empowering a Positive future

In Praise Of The Intelligent Client

Corporate social Responsibility in the Construction Industry: a bold new Mandate

High Performance energy efficient building Design

Getting To Yes With Green building Products

Interactive Projection in the Workplace

T U e s D a Y , J U l Y 2 5


POSTER # P O S T E R P R E S E N TAT I O N

P67 An Inquiry into the Control of Disputes in Integrated Transportation Hub Project (ST2)

P120 Analysis of How Sustainable Quantity Surveying Practices are in South Africa (ST1)

P92Assessing the Application of Era as a Cost Risk Analysis Tool in Formulating the Contingency Amount in Public Construction Projects (ST2)

P119Cooperative Symbiosis: Integration and Innovation of Green Infrastructure and Gray Infrastructure (ST3)

P170 Cost Certainty: A Lead Driver for 5d Building Information Modeling (BIM) Implementation (ST2)

P160 Expaned Polystyrene Building System Versus Brick and Mortar Building System (ST2)

P89 Green Building Evaluation based on BIM Technology (ST4)

P143 Green Development Research under the Sight of Ecological Civilization Construction (ST2)

P141 Green Evaluation System of Renovation Scheme Design of Public Buildings (ST2)

P145Life Cycle Consultation Business Research Launched for PPP Project by Cost Engineering Consultation Company in China (ST2)

P91Optimization of Evaluation Methods for PPP Projects in China--Based on the Perspective of Environmental-Friendly Infrastructure (ST3)

P133 Research on Future of Chinese Construction Industry Under the Global Financial Crisis (ST1)

P88 Research on Green Construction Incremental Cost Measurement (ST3)

P87 Research on the Bim Technology Strategy in the Whole Life Cycle of Green Building (ST2)

P122Research on the Development Path of Sustainable Development of Life Cycle Based on Public Private Partnership and Building Information Modeling. (ST2)

P62 South African Perspectives on the Business Case for Green Building (ST2)

P131 Study on BIM Based LCA of Environmental Impacts and Decision Making Analysis (ST3)

P123 The Idea of VF that Suit for China (ST2)

P87/2The Research of Whole Life Cycle of Public Project Supervision System—Based on VFM Evaluation Coordination with Bim Technology (ST3)

P135The Viability of Using Alternative Building Systems in Government Subsidized Housing Environment (ST2)

P86 Understanding Trust Transfer in Construction Project Marketplace of China (ST2)

P O S T E R P R E S E N TAT I O N SPosters are displayed in the Grand Ballroom, Salon AB. Poster authors are encouraged to be

present at their poster during all refreshment and meal breaks for Q & A. Please refer to the

PAQS17 smart phone app for the poster abstracts.


E X H I B I T & P O S T E R H A L L F LO O R P L A N

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P O s T e R a s s I G n M e n T s

1: Cascadia Windows Ltd.

2: Canadian Institute of Quantity Surveyors (CIQS)

3: Australian Institute of Quantity Surveyors (AIQS)

4: Floc Systems Inc.

5: Exactal

6: Vancouver Regional Construction Association / BC Construction Association Employee Benefit Trust

7: Concosts

8: Lumon Canada Inc.

A: P62, P67, P86

B: P87, P87/2, P88, P89

C: P91, P92, P119, P120

D: P122, P123, P131, P133

E: P135, P141, P143, P145

F: P160, P170

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The Australian Institute of Quantity Surveyors

(AIQS) is proud to host the joint conference for the

International Cost Engineering Council (ICEC) and the

Pacific Association of Quantity Surveyors (PAQS) in

November 2018. Join over 400 local and international

participants from a variety of professions including:

• Quantity Surveyors

• Cost Planners

• Cost Engineers

• Cost Estimators

• Project Managers

• Contract Administrators

• Cost Managers

Visit www.icecpaqs2018.com for more details.

Cascadia Windows and Doors specializes in high quality

fiberglass building products that enable some of the

most energy-efficient buildings in the world. Our newest

window line, the Universal Series, is the world’s first

commercially available Passive House certified fiberglass

window. Our cladding attachment system, the Cascadia

Clip, was the first product of its kind on the market to

help designers meet stringent wall R-value targets. As

well, Cascadia’s team of building science experts provide

a variety of educational presentations which help

designers create the most efficient and cost-effective

buildings possible.

For over 45 years BCCA Employee Benefits has

been providing tailored benefits with personalized

customer service to members of the BC Construction

Association. We are a not-for-profit organization

with a goal of helping companies recruit, retain

and protect their employees and families through

a well-managed benefits program. We offer group

plans, Hour Bank, Critical Illness Insurance, and

packages for professionals and executives. Our team

of specialists will help you build the best benefit plan

for your company and budget. For more information

visit www.bccabenefits.ca, call 1-800-665-1077 or

604-683-7353, or email [email protected].

lUMOn CanaDa InCl u m o n . c o m

Lumon is the world leader in frameless, retractable

balcony glazing and balcony railings, with operations

in over 20 countries. The innovative balcony system

creates a protected non-thermal space on condo

balconies and patios that does not add to the gross floor

area. Three decades of research and development have

shown that the Lumon balcony system reduces energy

usage, lowers carbon emissions, prevents balcony

deterioration, reduces noise by 50%, and protects the

balcony space from rain, wind, dirt, and pollutants.

Lumon balconies have also received CCMC approval,

meet LEED standards, and contribute substantially to

a building’s LEED certification.


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CIQS members are key to expanding awareness of

quantity surveying throughout Canada, and the

important role we play in the construction process.

CIQS membership includes:

• Internationally recognized designations

• Subscription to the Construction Economist

journal and regular updates on industry trends

and issues via the CIQS newsletter

• Invitation to the Annual General Meeting

• Access to local CIQS affiliate meetings and

events

• Special member rates for publications and

seminars

And much, much more. Join the CIQS today!

Established in 1968, the Concosts Group of

Companies has been a driving force in the construction

management and consulting industry in North

America for decades. In 2018, the Concosts Group

will cross another milestone in company history by

celebrating its golden year, marking Concosts’ 50th

anniversary. Within 50 years, our team has proudly

constructed over 80 projects valued in excess of $1.5

billion, while our cost consultants have provided their

expertise on projects valued at over $160 billion.

Since 1968, Concosts’ professionals have helped set

the standard for construction and quantity surveying

in Western Canada.

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V a n C O U V e R R e G I O n a l C O n s T R U C T I O n a s s O C I a T I O nv r c a . c o m

With close to 700 members, the Vancouver Regional

Construction Association (VRCA) is British Columbia’s

largest and most inclusive regional construction association,

representing union and non-union, general and trade

contractors, manufacturers, suppliers, and professionals

who service the industrial, commercial and institutional

construction industry throughout the Lower Mainland.

As the industry’s business hub, VRCA provides the

resources you need to be informed, productive, competitive

and, most importantly, profitable over the long term.


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Floc Systems Inc. is a Canadian company that

manufactures the line of Tigerfloc Flocculant

Products used to treat turbidity, heavy metals, and

hydrocarbons, and consults on how best to manage

sediment control issues on active construction sites.

Tigerfloc Products are easy to use, cost-effective,

and directly set up by the contractor to clarify turbid

water prior to discharge to municipal storm systems or

directly into waterways.

Established in 2003, as part of Port Capital Group,

PortLiving is a Vancouver-based real estate investment

and development company with a strategic portfolio of

residential, commercial and industrial assets. Founded by

Macario (Tobi) C. Reyes nearly 14 years ago, the company

has been able to establish itself through the acquisition,

development and ownership of well-located, undervalued

properties. With centrally-located projects in transit-

friendly neighbourhoods, PortLiving provides modern

and sophisticated living and working environments that

are creative, sustainable, and practical. Operating in

Vancouver, Seattle and Toronto, PortLiving’s portfolio

consists of award-winning developments, ranging from

low-rise buildings to innovative towers totaling more

than a million square feet of space.

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OUR APPROACH: We pride ourselves on our cooperative

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OUR PHILOSOPHY: The practice of architecture is where

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the best design comes not from a predetermined aesthetic

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Pursuit Capital Corp. is an experienced Commercial

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estate projects.

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