This year Senior Architectural Systems is one of the main sponsors for the International Better Building conference to be held at Croke Park, Dublin on Wednesday 9^th April 2014.  Better Building is Ireland’s largest property and construction conference for a sustainable build environment. Last year the conference attracted over 500 delegates and this year the organisers are expecting even larger numbers at the event.

The conference boasts  an impressive line-up of top international speaker  including James Drinkwater, Senior Policy Advisor at the World Green Building Council; Rufus Logan, Director of BRE Scotland and Pat Rabbitte, Minister for Energy, Communications and Natural Resources, to name but a few.

With a varied programme covering: heritage; export; retrofit; the Living Building challenge; low carbon construction; renewables and residential rating systems, there’s something for everyone.  The day ends with the Better Building debate hosted by RTE’s John Bowman, where delegates will be able to have their say on sustainability in the built environment.

Delegates can obtain 7 structured RIAI CPD points by attending the conference.

There will also be plenty of opportunity to network and talk to exhibitors throughout the day.  Senior Architectural Systems are sponsoring the lunch and will also be showing their latest range of sustainable fenestration systems on Stand 11 in the Hogan Suite.

James Keeling-Heane, Sales Director at Senior Architectural Systems said “We are delighted to be sponsoring the 2014 international Better Building conference.  At Senior we take our environmental responsibilities very seriously and are constantly developing new fenestration systems which will make the best use of the world’s finite resources.”

“With extended life spans, low maintenance, maximum recyclability and outstanding thermal efficiency, Senior’s fenestration systems now make it possible to deliver Green Buildings profitably.”

Delegates can register for the conference by visiting www.betterbuilding.ie. There is an early bird discount for those registering before March 28^th 2014.