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HANDBOOK
UNDER PREPARATION OF IBC
IBC
takes on hand preparation of following hand books on topical subjects
related to Built Environment.
1. Handbook on Fire Hazards in Built Environment
2. Handbook on Energy Management in Buildings
3. Hand Book on Preventive Maintenance methods and techniques in
Buildings
4. Manual of Specifications & Standards
for GPRA on BOT Basis
Manual of
Specifications & Standards for GPRA on BOT Basis
Draft Manual of
Specification & Standards for General Pool Accomodation on BOT basis
has been prepared by Indian Buildings Congress in association with
Ministry of Urban Development and Planning Commission.
The Manual is
proposed to be discussed in a Workshop being organised on February
2, 2008 at 10.00 AM in Vigyan Hall. Members of IBC and others are
requested to go through the draft Manual given hereunder/attachment
and offer their comments either by e-mail or personally during the
proposed workshop
Download Here
Full Manual of Specifications
MID TERM SEMINAR
on
‘Environment Protection in Building
Industry’
Indian Buildings Congress will be
holding its Mid-Term Seminar on “Environment Protection in
Building Industry” in November, 2008.
The Seminar is likely to be held at Patna. The Mid Term Seminar,
apart from conducting business like holding Governing Council
meeting will also comprise of a Seminar on the theme of
“Environment Protection in Building Industry”. Members of the
Indian Buildings Congress and professionals of Government
Departments, Housing Boards, Development Authorities, Town and
Country Planning Organisations, State PWDs, Teaching and Training
Institutes, Builders, Developers and all others interested in the
design, construction and maintenance of buildings are cordially
invited to contribute papers for the Seminar.
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OBJECTIVE
OF THE SEMINAR
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Protecting and enhancing the
environment in Building Industry present many challenges and require
in-depth knowledge of building components and their vulnerability to
contamination and also the environmental impact assessment procedures laid
down by the Ministry of Environment and Forests.
Areas of key concern for the protection and enhancement of environment
include energy with associated greenhouse gas emissions, waste generation,
use and recycling of construction materials, water management and waste
water disposal as well as integration of buildings with related
infrastructure and social systems. Overall, buildings consume about
one-third of primary energy, two third of electricity generated, one third
of raw material inputs and a substantial percentage of freshwater resources.
At the same time, buildings account for one-third of greenhouse gas
emissions and material waste output. The building sector contributes up to
40% emissions, mostly from energy use during the lifetime of buildings.
Identifying areas to reduce these emissions has assumed significant priority
in the global effort to reduce climate change. The proposed seminar will
provide a unique opportunity to all stakeholders of the building
construction and maintenance industry in understanding the protection and
enhancement measures required for environmentally sustainable built
environment.
Many of the problems can be avoided or at least mitigated by foresight in
planning and development of built environment. It is therefore proposed to
hold deliberations on “Environment Protection in Building Industry” under
the following sub themes including their case studies. |
• Environment, Health & Safety
Issues
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Environmental Impact Assessment
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Environmental Standardisation & Legislation
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Land Resource Management
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Water & Waste Management including Recycling
• Energy Conservation
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Protection Against Natural Hazards
CALL FOR PAPERS
Authors are requested to contribute two hard copies
of their paper, along with CD in Microsoft Word or Page Maker Programme. The
Paper should not exceed 3000 words and should also contain an abstract of about
200 words. Accompanying drawings and figures should be of good quality.
Photographs, if any, should be sent in original or through separate scan file.
The paper should not have been published earlier or presented in any other
Seminar/Conference. Authors should also indicate the names of coauthors, their
affiliation, mailing addresses and telephone numbers. Papers selected for the
Seminar will be published in the proceedings of Indian Buildings Congress. Upto
2 authors of each paper shall be given a free delegate status. While full text
of paper can be submitted by September 30, 2008, authors should communicate
their intention of submitting the paper along with a brief abstract by August
14, 2008. All correspondence concerning papers may be addressed to:
Shri P.S. CHADHA,
Consultant,
Indian Buildings Congress
Sector-VI, R.K. Puram, New Delhi-110022
Telephones 26169531,26170197 Fax No. 26196391
e-mail: info@indianbuildingscongress.com
VENUE
& DATE
November, 2008
Technical Lectures on the following subjects
have been
held by IBC in the recent past :-
To promote building
science, technology and newer materials, the IBC is conducting regular technical
lectures by eminent personalities in the field. The technical lectures are
arranged normally in centrally located place in New Delhi and about 100 selected
senior processionals from IBC attend the lecture. IBC being a non profit
organization in the service to the nation, seek sponsorship for the lectures
from reputed industries and building material manufacturers. The name of the
sponsor is adequately displayed and the industry representatives are invited to
attend the lectures. The sponsor is also allowed about 20 minutes time for
technical presentation about his products in addition to visual display of his
materials. This gives an opportunity to the sponsor to advertise and interact
with the building professionals as well as the users. An approximate expenditure
of Rs. 30000/- is incurred for arranging the lecture.
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Subject
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Speaker
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Project
Management in Construction Industry
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Shri
Adesh Jain, Director, Centre
for Excellence in Project Management
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Structural
use of Stainless Steel.
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Shri
Jose Kurian, Chief Engineer,
DTTDC
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Use
of Glass in Buildings
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Dr.
N. K. Garg, Head (H&P) CBRI,
Roorkee
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Tunnel
Technology being used by Delhi Metro
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Sh.
Mangu Singh, Chief Project
Manager DMRC, Delhi
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New
Technologies and Aesthetics for Delhi’s Bridge Structures
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Prof.
Mahesh Tandon, Director,
Tandon Consultants Pvt. Ltd,
New Delhi
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Communication
Skills
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Sh.
M. K. Saxena,
Advisor (Training) NHAI & Consultant ICT
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NHDP
& Delhi Gurgaon Expressway
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Shri
SPS Bakshi,
Chief General Manager, NHAI
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Ready
mix Concrete
Aluminium Glazing
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Shri
Suneet Gupta,
Shri Avinash Kaul
M/s Ahluwalia Contracts (India) Ltd.
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