What if……….

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Register to join us on July 30th to discover the future of building design: What If…..You could ensure occupant wellbeing, lower embodied carbon and better buildings?

Engage with industry leaders 

Discover our lower embodied carbon innovations in daylighting and raised access flooring. Plus, don’t miss our session with Donnacha McCarthy and Sean Husband discussing the building blocks for performance and wellbeing.

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Sign up for inspiration and actionable insights and be at the forefront of the building revolution prioritising lower embodied carbon and occupant wellbeing. Can’t attend, register for on-demand access.

Webinar overviews

Webinar 1 – Debra Smith, Divisional Sustainability Manager, Kingspan Data + Flooring discusses our lowest ever embodied carbon access floor panel. Kingspan RMG600+ part of the Lower Embodied Carbon (LEC) range has a 57% reduction in embodied carbon when compared to the previous EPD.

Webinar 2 – Join Dr. Miguel A. Paya-Marin, Head of Strategic Projects and Innovation at Kingspan Light, Air + Water, as he shares the incredible advantages of incorporating daylighting into your projects. Discover how natural light can improve health, wellbeing, and learning outcomes while enhancing the aesthetics of your buildings.

Webinar 3 – Soha Hirbod, Innovation and Strategic Project Manager, Kingspan Light, Air + Water highlights KILON LEC Multiwall a four-wall panels/sheets/boards material made from a high performance polycarbonate resin that has been created using 50% content from recycled large blue water bottles. KILON LEC Multiwall has been engineered to provide a lower embodied polycarbonate option for a range of our skylight products.

Webinar 4 – What if building design could learn from a triathlete? Donnacha McCarthy, an Irish blind para-triathlete, and his guide, Sean Husband are chasing a Paralympic debut in 2024. Their dedication to elite performance and overall wellbeing is truly inspiring. They talk about the building blocks needed for high-performance – something we can all learn from.