Inhouse Group 3 presents "Designing the Beijing Watercube"

This is a unique opportunity to hear from John Bilmon, Managing Director of PTW Architects, who led the design team responsible for the Watercube - Beijing's National Aquatic Centre for the 2008 Olympic Games.

John joined PTW in 1982 attracted by the firm's focus on the Asian region and it's established network of associated offices.  John focuses on PTW bringing design and cultural sensibility to projects in different countries, an approach that has resulted in the company being well - regarded, particularly in Asia . John is qualified in architecture and commerce and has pioneered the firm's business development in China , Vietnam and Japan .

John's recent projects include:  Watercube - National Swimming Centre, Huangpu Sports and Business Centre and Beijing Olympic Green Village.

John will cover issues such as:

• The collaborative process that led to the innovative design
• How ecological and energy efficiency considerations affected the design
• Difficulties of working in a foreign country

Our major sponsors are:

• KSA Projects 

Your ticket price includes light refreshments and an entry to win a lucky door prize. This seminar can be counted as an informal CPD activity.

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Continuing Professional Development: Informal CPD hours = 1

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