Join us for the latest series of Future Thinking seminars, designed especially for building services consultants.
Future Thinking
Join us for Future Thinking series 10, focusing on Developing a Circular Economy in Building Services
Reducing the environmental impact of climate control solutions means moving away from the “take, make and dispose” model of manufacture and management, towards a circular economy in which resources, waste and emissions are minimised.
It’s a sea-change that will affect the entire building services industry – demanding greater collaboration between suppliers, designers, installers and end users of heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems.
So join Future Thinking seminar series 10, hosted at venues around the UK, where we’ll be focusing on the challenges and opportunities of developing a circular economy in building services.
| Date | Location | Venue | Register |
| 31st October | Glasgow | Blythswood Square Hotel | Event complete |
| 1st November | Edinburgh | Hotel Du Vin Event complete | Event complete |
| 6th November | Newcastle | Malmaison | Event complete |
| 7th November | Leeds | Aspire | Event complete |
| 8th November | Manchester | Malmaison | Event complete |
| 13th November | Birmingham | Hyatt Regency | Event complete |
| 14th November | Southampton | DoubleTree by Hilton Event complete | Event complete |
| 15th November | Nottingham | St James Hotel | Event complete |
| 20th November | London | The Bloomsbury | Event complete |
| 21st November | Bristol | Radisson Blu | Event complete |
| 22nd November | Cardiff | National Museum of Cardiff | Event complete |
| NEW DATE: 21st March | Cambridge | Tamburlaine | Register now |
Ant Wilson MBE FREng
Director, Sustainability, Building Engineering, AECOM
Ant is recognised as one of the UK’s most influential building services engineers with considerable experience in low and zero carbon systems, facade engineering and green measurement tools.
Ant gained a BSc(Hons) in Building (Environmental) Engineering from Bath University and went on to join Oscar Faber (now AECOM) in 1979.