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Disruptive Trends
Changing the face of
urban development
Friday 5 June
8am - 12.30pm
UDIA Principal Partners
UDIA Research Partners
EnviroDevelopment Partner
UDIA Industry Partners
Foundation Partner
Crown Perth
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Disruptive Trends
Changing the face of urban development
7.45am
Registration
8am - 9.30am
Session One:
Disruptive Technologies and the
Urban Development Industry
9.30am - 10.30am
Session Two:
Case Study: Battery Storage of
Residential Rooftop Solar,
Alkimos Beach
10.30am - 11am
Morning Tea
11am - 12.30pm
Session Three:
Getting Rid of the Barriers
The world is changing! Emerging trends in technology, infrastructure, energy, governance and
materials are changing the way that the world does business. This forum will explore some of the
disruptive trends that will impact the development industry, the products we deliver to the market
and how we deliver them.
Addressing the important questions:
• How will changing policy settings such as the introduction of community title and deregulation of
energy markets impact the way services and amenity are delivered within our projects?
• How will technology driven, emerging trends such as crowd-funding and 3D printing change the
way our city grows?
• What is the next step in the evolution of renewable energies and how will the reduced reliance
on “the grid” impact the way future of Perth?
Featuring presentations, case studies and expert panel discussions, this event is not to be missed
for anyone seeking to keep pace with global industry, social and economic trends, and take advantage of game changing technologies.
Friday 5 May, 2015
8am - 12.30pm
Crown Perth
RSVP | Please complete the registration form attached
and email to [email protected] or fax to 9381 5968
by Friday 29 May 2015. Registrations close on this date
unless sold out prior. Event queries to Julianne:
9215 3403 or [email protected].
Supporters
Disruptive Trends
Changing the face of urban development
Session One: 8am - 9.30am
Disruptive Technologies and the Urban Development Industry
"Capital isn't so important in business. Experience isn't so important. You can get both these things. What is important is
ideas. If you have ideas, you have the main asset you need, and there isn't any limit to what you can do with your business
and your life."
Harvey Firestone, founder of the Firestone Tire and Rubber Company.
Many development companies say they want to be cutting edge, but what does this mean? This panel session unpacks
how developers adapt to change and some of the key innovations that are likely to impact on the industry going forward.
To inform the discussion we have three short presentations from our expert panellists:
• Mr Derek Barlow | Investment Manager/Co-Founder | CrowdfundUP
• Mr Sam Phan | Managing Director | T&G Corporation
• Mr Tom McHugh | Manager of Road Network Operations | Main Roads WA
• Mr Craig Graham | Senior Development Manager WA | Peet Limited
The presentations cover many changes that are heading our way, we have chosen three that we think have the potential
to influence the industry:
Transport Innovation: The Wall Street Journal quoted Barclays as forecasting a 40% reduction in new car sales as
autonomous vehicles burst onto the international market in the early 2020’s and Main Roads is looking towards the future
with their current investment decisions as this revolution will fundamentally change traffic engineering and transport
modelling. What does this mean for your development when road capacity and transport efficiency could end congestion
whilst making journeys productive time?
Funding Innovation: With crowd funding platforms revolutionising the way that financing occurs in sectors such as
technology and restaurants, CrowdfundUP is assisting developers and investors connect through innovative funding
options. What opportunities will this new approach bring?
3D Printing: The mining industry is already embracing this technology but what are the opportunities for the development
industry? Sam will take us through the current applications and how it is revolutionising the market.
This is going to be a fascinating session and will help to you to understand the scale of the change that we are facing
over the next decade as the many potential disruptive technologies take hold.
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Disruptive Trends
Changing the face of urban development
Session Two: 9.30am - 10.30am
Case Study: Battery Storage of Residential Rooftop Solar,
Alkimos Beach
Ms Nadja Kampfhenkel | Sustainability Manager WA | Lend Lease
Mr Jon D’Sylva | General Manager Commercial | Synergy
The Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) recently announced funding for a trial combining rooftop solar photovoltaic (PV) with battery storage at Alkimos Beach. The trial, which will involve combining 1.1MWh of centralised lithium
ion battery storage with more than 100 rooftop PV systems, is being delivered through the combined efforts of Synergy,
Lend Lease and Landcorp. The valuable technical and commercial insights gained from this project could help overcome
regulatory barriers and prove the case for adding renewables into the residential planning process.
Morning Tea: 10.30am - 11am
Session Three: 11am - 12.30pm
Getting Rid of the Barriers
“Many people who try to do big bold things in the world find out it's not about the money or the technology: It's about the
regulatory hurdles that will try and stop you.”
Peter Diamandis, co-author of the New York Times bestseller, Abundance: The Future Is Better Than You Think.
Reform Opportunities – Rethinking Tenure
Mr Nick Allingame | Director Development Management | Pindan
Ms Alison Fleming | Strata Title Act Reform Project Lead Lawyer | Landgate
Mr Jeff Thierfelder | Principal | Edgefield Projects
Mr John Wood | Founder & Managing Director | National Lifestyle Villages
For many projects in Western Australia the creation of shared infrastructure is limited by complex legal arrangements that
are difficult to maintain and sometimes challenging to enforce. The reform of the Strata Titles Act will make available the
opportunities that have been available in the rest of Australia through the Community Tiles. In this session you will hear
the latest on the Strata Titles Reform and gain insight through a case study analysis of the opportunities that are likely to
become available. This reform is a game changer for the industry as it will drive choice in infrastructure providers and
change the emphasis from meeting the requirements of the agency receiving the asset to embracing innovation to
maximise the outcomes for the community. Could your project achieve more sustainable outcomes using Community
Title?
This session combines presentations, case studies and a panel discussion to explore what happens when vesting is not
the only option.
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Disruptive Trends
Changing the face of urban development
Mr Nick Allingame | Director of Development Management | Pindan
Nick has extensive experience in built form development in both high and medium density residential,
retirement, commercial and tourism real estate.His early days as a consulting engineer, following his
graduation with Bachelor of Engineering and Commerce degrees, taught him the importance of a collaborative
approach between all stakeholders including consultants and clients to deliver the best outcomes for a project.
His experience working overseas has also broadened his experience and approach to solving issues to achieve
win-win solutions.
He is currently a councillor for UDIA and also represents the MBA on the Water Corp's Urban Development
Advisory Committee.
Mr Derek Barlow | Investment Manager/Co-Founder | CrowdfundUP
Derek is an experienced property professional with over 12 years experience across a wide range of property
projects and sectors. Derek’s experience includes lead roles centered around acquisitions, development
management, equity raising, syndicate management, sales, project management and development master
planning. Derek co-founded and was Managing Director of Blue Salt Property Group, a Perth-based property
development group specialising in land developments. Derek was also Head of Property Development and
Acquisitions for Bunnings Property Group in WA & SA, and previously held a management position with CBRE.
As Investment Manager, Derek is responsible for identifying projects and working with qualified developers to
create opportunities for CrowdfundUP investors.
Ms Alison Fleming | Strata Title Act Reform Project Lead Lawyer | Landgate
Alison has been admitted to practice as a lawyer in Western Australia since September 1990, after previously
being admitted to practice in England and Wales in 1979.
She worked as a lawyer at Bankwest for 10 years in a variety of legal roles, then as a lawyer at the WA
Department of Fisheries from 2001 to 2006, before joining the State's land information statutory authority,
Landgate. Alison was the Manager Legal Services at Landgate before taking on her current role, managing
and leading the legal and policy stream in the Strata Titles Act Reform Project Team.
Mr Craig Graham | Senior Development Manager | Peet Limited
Having obtained a Bachelor of Surveying and transitioning into land development roles, Craig has over 15 years
of land development experience with a strong track record, having led large multidisciplinary teams to achieve
successful deliverables on significant large scale master planned projects such as Shorehaven at Alkimos, The
Village at Wellard, Burns Beach Estate and Carramar Golf Course Estate. Craig also currently sits on the UDIA
Sustainability Committee.
Ms Nadja Kampfhenkel | Sustainability Manager WA, Communities - Property | Lend Lease
Nadja Kampfhenkel has over 13 years national and international experience with medium to large scale
commercial property projects and recently added residential land development to her portfolio of expertise.
She is a passionate advocate for making Australia’s property and land development sector more sustainable.
Nadja joined Lend Lease Communities in 2014 as Sustainability Manager WA to work on delivering Alkimos
Beach – one of the most sustainable master-planned communities in the state.
Nadja holds a Bachelor of Engineering and is a certified environmental and quality manager. She is a corporate
member of the UDIA and the GBCA and sits on Green Building Council’s State Industry Group for Western
Australia.
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Disruptive Trends
Changing the face of urban development
Mr Tom McHugh | Manager of Road Network Operations | Main Roads WA
Tom has over 20 years experience in road network management, with experience in road operations planning
and strategy, asset management and project and contract management of road projects and maintenance
services. In his current role he is responsible for policy and strategy in road network operations and Intelligent
Transport Systems (ITS), network performance and traffic congestion management. He is the WA
representative on the national Austroads Network Taskforce and Cooperative ITS steering committee.
Mr Sam Phan | Managing Director | T & G Corporation
Sam is the founder of T&G Corporation since 1997. He graduated from Curtin University as an engineer in
mechanical and structural engineering, and became a member of Engineers Australia. T&G Corporation began,
providing mining drafting services, and has evolved into an Engineering Consulting and Drafting company over
the years. T&G Corporation has taken on large scale projects in the Mining industry, for companies producing
millions of tonnes of iron ore per annum. By leveraging the engineering experiences and expertise from within
the Mining industry, T&G has now ventured into Prototyping and Animation businesses, providing services for
both mining and building industries.
Mr Jeff Thierfelder | Principal | Edgefield Projects
Jeff Thierfelder has 18 years of high-level experience in architecture and urban design. Jeff uses time-tested
principles of urbanism to design commercially viable projects that also create vibrant community places. He
specializes in urban infill sites, activity centres, TODs, and residential estates. He has experience designing a
variety of residential and mixed-use building types, as well as creating form based codes and design guidelines. Jeff’s employment history includes senior level appointments with leading consulting firms and property
developers. He is currently a member of several local council design review committees, including the Vincent,
Victoria Park, and South Perth. Jeff recently launched his new venture - Edgefield Projects - a boutique design
consultancy that specialises in the master planning and development control of sustainable urban infill
precincts.
Mr John Wood | Founder & Managing Director | National Lifestyle Villages
In 1999, John Wood founded National Lifestyle Villages with a passion for providing a new and affordable
lifestyle option for people too young or fit for a retirement village but no longer wanting a high maintenance
house in the suburbs. John combined his experience in the real estate, housing, tourism and marketing
industries to see his idea grow into a business that won Telstra WA Business of the Year award in 2007.
Representing the industry further, John has been appointed to a number of government committees and has
been a champion for new legislation to provide appropriate governance on behalf of people seeking to enjoy
the benefits of lease-hold lifestyle concepts without giving up security of tenure or certainty. National Lifestyle
Villages have been the recipients of a number of industry accolades including; WA Environment of the Year
Award in 2006, the National Banksia Award for Environmental Excellence in 2007 and the UDIA WA Urban
Water Excellence Award for Bridgewater Lifestyle Village in 2009.
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