Responsible Property Development - Sustainable Real Estate

This Symposium presents new and important real estate and property strategies to achieve sustainable development. It will convey fundamental insight into the world of real estate development and finance, and introduce ways of dramatically reducing the ecological footprint of development, lowering energy risks, helping stabilize the global climate - and, in doing so, improving the durability and financial performance of projects. Day 1: Thursday 4 December 2008 Sustainable property finance and development Day 2: Friday 5 December 2008 Essentials of property finance and development Day 3: Saturday 6 December 2008 Discourse on the future of development Selected Speakers Professor Peter Droege DI MAAS Professor of Urban Design and Planning (UrbanSCAPE) Hochschule Liechtenstein; Chair, World Council for Renewable Energy: Author, The Renewable City Tatiana Bosteels Head of Responsible Property Investment Hermes Real Estate London, Former Manager Climate Change City of London Professor Dr. Tony Ciochetti Thomas G. Eastman Chair, Chairman and Director, Center for Real Estate, and Professor of the Practice of Real Estate, MIT Andreas Loepfe and Dr. Christopher Bahn Head of Real Estate Research & Strategies Zurich IMRE Head of Centre of Urban Real Estate Management, Zurich Professor Dr. Peter Rogers Gordon McKay Professor of Environmental Engineering and Professor of City and Regional Planning, Harvard University Lorenz Reibling MS Chairman and Senior Partner, Taurus Investment Holdings LLC and Trustee, Lorenz and Laura Family Foundation, Boston Mathias Schuler DI Principal, Transsolar Climate Engineering Stuttgart Adjunct Professor, Graduate School of Design, Harvard University Program registration Participants can take part in any or all days of this symposium. Attendance is free, but public delegate space is limited; early registration is advised: Please confirm your participation no later than 14 November 2008 Please use the following internet link for registration: http://www.hochschule.li/tabid/266/id/24179.67/default.aspx http://www.hochschule.li The symposium will be held in English. Program supported by the Lorenz and Laura Reibling Family Foundation, Boston