Designing for Whole Life Value: Realigning our understanding of what drives a project

When
14 Jul 2020
18:00 - 19:00
Location
Online via Teams
Spaces left
1

Registration

Free ticket (all attendees)
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FREE ATTENDANCE FOR ALL

You are invited to register for:

Designing for Whole Life Value:
Realigning our understanding of what drives a project

with

Chris Bicknell, Director and Lead for Asset Strategy and FM Consultancy, AECOM

Tuesday 14 July 2020, 6.00pm to 7.00pm

This event will be held online using Teams
(Teams invitations will be emailed 24 hours before the event)

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This event, "Designing for Whole Life Value” will consider how to embed the principle of whole life costs in building projects by realigning our understanding of what drives a project, and tools and techniques for project and design teams to consider whole life costs at the design stages.

Chris leads the Facilities Management Consulting and Whole Life Costing consulting service line at AECOM. A Chartered Architect and Certified Member of the British Institute of Facilities Management, he brings a wealth of experience from both the design and operational management of built assets.

Having worked on both sides of the asset management world, Chris has experience in both the design and delivery of built assets (project lead architect) and the ongoing management and delivery of maintenance services within those completed facilities (lifecycle director).

A member of the British Standards working group, Chris sits on the development committee for the BS ISO 15686 standard (Lifecycle costing) and is involved in the development of the latest standard guidance for operational cost in use.

Chris brings a view of asset planning which focuses operational thinking at the most appropriate stage of a design to ensure the most effective long-term benefits are delivered, or for existing assets, the opportunity to consider ongoing costs of ownership as an estate develops over time.