prison planning, design and development 2010

THE ONLY CUSTODIAL CONSTRUCTION EVENT IN EUROPE

Key insight into the major design andconstruction challenges:�� The Rehabilitation Revolution

Be the first choice for new tender by implementing provenmethods of promoting rehabilitation from design toconstruction phase

�� Future of Environmental Sustainability Exclusive insight into the new changes to BREEAMassessments so that you can prepare and successfullycomplete project delivery

�� Key Advancements in PrefabricationExecute the latest innovative forms of prefabrication and theirapplication to your custodial construction projects and reducecost and time on site

�� International Prison Designs Case StudiesTake away key learnings from the blue sky prison designs and implement best practice from construction projectsaround Europe

�� Decrease Production TimeHow communication with other project stakeholders canimprove custodial construction site efficiency, enabling your to fit more contracts into your busy schedule

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Deploy an Effective Design StrategyThat Promotes Rehabilitation andSustainability to Win New Contracts7th-9th December 2010 | London, UK

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Representation from ALL the KeyStakeholders

Crispin Blunt Parliamentary Under Secretary of State Ministry of Justice

Terry StocksHead of Construction Delivery NOMS

Siân James Member of Parliament – Justice Committee HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT

Martin TownsendDirectorBREEAM

Sten Ostenfeld DirectorALEX POULSEN ARCHITECTURE- DENMARK

Hunter HardyArchitecture Department Director W.R. DUNN

Tailor-made Interactive MasterclassesA Modern Design and Rehabilitation

Frazer Bufton Director of Architecture HLN ARCHITECTS

B Understand the Sustainability and Use of WasteMaterials in Prison ConstructionPaul Thistlethwaite Head of Training BREEAM

C Optimal Methods of Planning in the CustodialConstruction IndustryKevin Gleeson Director of Planning Development andRegeneration Lambert Smith Hampton

Media Partner

Dear Custodial Industry Professional

A new era for custodial construction… with theelection of the Coalition Government, added emphasison prisoner rehabilitation and a shift to re-development– are you in pole position to fight and win new tender?It has become increasingly apparent that the election of the new CoalitionGovernment has created a high level of uncertainty within the industry. With the changing framework coming in to play and a renewed focus on prisonerrehabilitation and environmental sustainability, it’s time to go back to the drawingboard and re-think your strategy that can compete and win new business.

It’s no secret that the Government needs to cut its financial deficit whilstsolving the problem of an exceptionally high reoffending rate of 49.4%whilst maintaining high innovative standards. This means custodial constructionprofessionals need to adapt and react to meet the Governments new demands.

After in-depth research with 79 experts from across the industry includingSkanska, Serco and Balfour Beatty, we have devised Europe’s premierPrison Planning, Design and Development 2010 conference. Theagenda comprises of groundbreaking sessions from Government officials, leadingarchitects and construction companies discussing critical topics such as:

�� The latest innovative uses of prefabrication when deliveringredevelopment projects

�� How good prison design can help to reduce recidivism�� How to successfully implement the new upcoming changes

in BREEAM Assessment �� Methods of improving communication with other project

stakeholders in order to improve construction site efficiency

This unique conference has been specifically designed to deliver the strategicintelligence and practical knowledge that you said you needed. We bringtogether project managers, framework directors, architects, specialistconsultants and Government officials for this focussed industry event.

Mark the date in your diary now: 7th- 8th December 2010 so that nothingstands in the way of attending the ONLY custodial construction event in Europe.

Places are limited and early registration is highly recommended, register now toavoid the wait list.

I look forward to meeting you in December.

Kind Regards,

Simon WigfieldConference producerConstruction IQ

Here’s what your IndustryPeers had to say about ourCustodial Construction Events.

“The challenge to designers andcommissioners alike is to work togetherto put a foot in the ‘revolving door ofrecidivism’ and create prisons which offeropportunity for change. This conferencegives us an opportunity to begin to meetthat challenge together and look to aholistic future in prison design.”

Frazer Bufton, Director ofArchitecture, HLN Architects

+44 (0)207 368 9300 www.prisonplanninganddevelopment.com [email protected]

P.S. REMEMBER TOREGISTER AND PAYBEFORE 10THSEPTEMBER TO SAVEUP TO £250 ON YOURCONFERENCE PASS.

Our Guarantee to you… �� New contacts, new business – our

unparalleled networking opportunitiesare designed to give you crucial facetime with key decision makers fromacross the industry

�� The very best business intelligence!We have carefully selected each andevery member of our speaker faculty toensure that you hear from only thethought-leaders and pioneers incustodial construction

�� In-depth interactive master classeswill deliver detailed insight intoenvironmental sustainability,rehabilitative design and theplanning application process

Who Should Attend PrisonPlanning, Design andDevelopment 2010?

�� Project Managers�� Framework Managers�� Associate Directors�� Architects�� Technical Directors�� Specialist Consultants�� Ministry of Justice Officials�� Correctional Facilities Officials

If your role is linked to custodial constructiondesign and development, this is the must-attend meeting of the year for you!

8.15 Registration & Coffee

8.45 Chairperson’s Opening Remarks

THE FUTURE OF THE CUSTODIAL INDUSTRY

9.00 Prison Design and Operation in 2010- theInternational perspective • Discover what the continent is considering when looking at

advances in prison design• Learn about the latest prisons designs from Denmark, Iceland,

Ireland and Bosnia• Find out what the UK custodial construction industry can learn

from their European counterpartsSten Ostenfeld DirectorALEX POULSEN ARCHITECTURE

9.45 Community Prisons- A new method of aidingrehabilitation• An evaluation of the current policy issues surrounding rehabilitation• Discover the concept that could revolutionize the prison industry• Take the lead from market competition by understanding your

role within the implementation of this innovation.Peter MellorDirector of ArchitectureCapita Architects

10.30 Morning Coffee & Networking

DESIGN A PRISON THAT PROMOTES PRISONER REHABILITATION

11.15 ‘Prisons for the future: Working prisons and therehabilitation revolution’• How can we deliver more effective rehabilitation in prison,

reduce reoffending and reduce costs?• What do working prisons look like and how do they fit with

the rehabilitation revolution?• How can we build these concepts into contracts and SLAs?Nicola LowitHead of Strategy and Programme DevelopmentNational Offender Management Service

12.00 Stopping the ‘Revolving Door’- How good prisondesign can help to reduce recidivism.• Find out the disadvantages of the current custodial system in

regards to rehabilitation• Learn how innovative architecture can promote well being and

self worth within a more humane prison environment• Discover the theory behind alternative prisoner rehabilitation

methods Frazer BuftonDirector of ArchitectureHLN ARCHITECTS

12.45 Lunch & Networking

14.00 Environment vs. Regime which has most impacton the success of rehabilitation• Find out why environmental design has come to the forefront

of innovative architecture • Discover if the environmental design can really challenge the

current system of rehabilitation exhibited by custodial officialsto be the most affective methods.

Andreas AlexiouAssociate Director of ArchitectureTPS Consult

14.45 Prisoners Dilemma- Does better rehabilitationmean less prisons?• The effects a decreased reoffending rate can have on the

custodial construction industry• Does a decreasing reoffending rate imply an increase in

prison construction • Discover why there’s a need for an increase in female prisons

in Wales.Siân James MPJustice CommitteeHouses of Parliament

15.30 Afternoon Tea & Networking

16.00 Design determinism: is there an effective linkbetween design and reducing reoffending?• Is it foreseeable that a better environment would change

mindsets?• Are we expecting designers to deal with the right issues?• See examples of how care and thought can lead to

incremental improvements at a range of project scalesIan RyeRegional DirectorAedas

16.40 Chairperson’s Closing Remarks

CONFERENCE AGENDA DAY ONE | Tuesday 7th December 2010


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8.20 Registration & Coffee

8.50 Chairperson’s Opening Remarks

CUSTODIAL INDUSTRY BEST PRACTICE

9.00 A strategic analysis of the current & prospectiveoutlook for prisons• Insight into Justice policy plans and thinking• Find out how this will impact the construction sector• How to incorporate government policy into your businessCrispin Blunt MPParliamentary Under Secretary of StateMinistry of Justice

9.45 Understanding methods of best practice planningin relation to custodial construction from conceptto completion• Discover the increased roles construction companies should

partake in during the application process• Understand why increased communication during the planning

application can decrease complications during construction.• Discover methods of maintaining a strong relationship with

local authorities and the community post application.Peter SmithDirector of Planning, Development and RegenerationLambert Smith Hampton

10.30 Morning Coffee & Networking

11.15 Implement lean thinking construction to maintainaccurate scheduling and reduce cost• Has the management of projects kept pace with the advances

in construction?• Lean is a “win – win” philosophy supporting sustainable

improvement.• Can you afford not to be Lean?• Clients push when is the market going to pull?Terry StocksHead of Construction DeliveryNational Offender Management Service

12.00 Industry Demonstration of the advantages ofusing 3D software such as ‘Sketch Up’• Learn how to use visual technology to advance project

manager understanding from day one to handover• How 3D visuals can minimise the potential for oversights

onsite• Watch a practical demonstration of how this innovative

software can reduce problems with schedulingHunter HardyArchitecture Department DirectorW.R. Dunn

12.45 Lunch and Networking

13.45 Disaster Management: Recovery from on-sitedisasters during construction• Understand the need for contingency plans when dealing with

construction in a live prison environment• Discover possible affects on cost and scheduling a lack of

contingency planning can have in a live environment• Insight into case studyPhil WraggGovernorHMP Belmarsh

14.30 An advanced understanding of environmentalprocesses that aid on and off site constructionbest practice• Discover the importance of using low embodied energy

materials when aiming for BREEAM excellence • Understand why it is essential to consider the life cycle

assessment of materials during construction • Find out how ‘lean thinking’ construction can reduce

environmental impacts and costsDavid StockdaleChartered EnvironmentalistChartered Institute of Building

15.15 Afternoon Tea & Networking

REDUCE REUSE RECYCLE THE PRISON WAY

15.45 BREEAM the future- How the changes affect thecustodial construction industry• The BRE are updating their core standards, hear first hand

these changes• Discover how the changes fit with new Government regulations• Find out the longer term future of the standards in regards to

progressive built environment sustainabilityMartin TownsendDirectorBREEAM

16.30 The future of sustainable and renewableresources in prison buildings• How the implementation of in- vessel composting in prisons

can be considered a viable option to increasing energy efficiency• How viable are bio-mass boilers to increased prison sustainabilityGeorge MartinHead of SustainabilityWilmott Dixon

17.15 Chairperson’s Closing Remarks

17.30 End of Conference

CONFERENCE AGENDA DAY TWO | Wednesday 8th December 2010


MASTER CLASSES | Thursday 9th December 2010

About your ExpertPaul is by no means a novice to the speaker circuit; heregularly presents interactive masterclasses on environmentalconstruction. Paul has previously presented on such topicsas ‘A strategy for stretching the boundaries of thesustainability agenda’ and ‘What is sustainable development’.In conjunction Paul also heads up BREEAM’s trainingscheme, teaching consultants the specific environmentalelements to be considered when conducting the fundamentalassessment on custodial buildings. This experience makeshim more than qualified to present what will be one of themost eagerly anticipated talks of the conference

Master class�� Why is material longevity beneficial to both

construction company and client?An insight into Life Cycle Assessment of materials andhow you can increase sustainability

�� What BREEAM can off you in sustainabilityHow BREEAM can help measure the environmentalimpact construction companies exhibit during construction

�� What innovative materials are available foruse?An in depth review of the latest materials available thatpromote the reduction of waste and the increase insustainability

Understand theSustainability and Useof Waste Materials inPrison ConstructionPaul ThistlethwaiteHead of TrainingBREEAM

B 12.30 – 15.30

About your ExpertKevin has over 22 years experience of townplanning, the vast majority of which has beenspent in London. In addition to extensiveconsultancy experience, he worked forWestminster City Council for over 10 years.

Prior to joining Lambert Smith Hampton Kevin worked forAtkins where he managed a variety of projects, ranging fromsub-regional studies to physical regeneration strategies.Kevin provides strategy, process, development plan policy,planning appraisal, appeal and application advice to publicand private sector clients.Kevin is an RTPI Assessor for the Assessment of ProfessionalCompetence. He has also been a Member of the UrbanDesign Group since 1988.He is currently leading Lambert Smith Hampton’s townplanning team advising on aspects of town planning relatingto the custodial estate of the Ministry of Justice. Projectsinclude securing residential consent on surplus land prior todisposal, providing listed building advice, development planmonitoring and advising on changes to the planning system

including the loss of Crown immunity. He is currentlyadvising on the expansion of the prison estate through thesubmission of more than 20 planning applications and overthe past two years has been involved in securing over 7,500new prison places since 2006. Master class�� Are local authorities really so important?

Discover how and why long term engagement with theLocal Authorities is beneficial from start to finish.

�� What benefits can be drawn from earlyconstruction company involvement?Reasons why construction companies should be involvedin the plan making process even before applications have been submitted.

�� How does best practice aid clientrelationships?Understand the reasons behind the implementation ofbest practice methods that enable constructioncompanies to follow plans to the letter.

Local AuthorityPlanning EngagementKevin GleesonDirector of Planning,Development and RegenerationLambert Smith Hampton

C 16.00 – 19.00

About your ExpertFrazer Bufton is currently Director ofArchitecture at HLN Architects Limited, wherehe worked with Stuart Mitson of MitsonConsulting, to develop the ‘Mitson Academy’ anew prison concept based on education and

rehabilitation responding to the high levels of recidivism anddisenfranchisement amongst prisoners within the currentsystem and which was featured in ‘Locked up Potential’, areport by The Centre for Social justice, on ‘a strategy forreforming prisons and reforming prisoners’, published inMarch 2009. Frazer’s research into prison design andrehabilitation is due to step up a gear when he starts his newrole as Senior Lecturer of Architecture at Coventry University.

Master class�� Should we worry about prison design?

A look at some of the ways in which designers caninfluence the experience of prisoners

�� What ideas can we learn from other sectors? i.e. health, education, commercial etc.A discussion looking at the ways in which designsolutions in other sectors can inform prison design

�� Interactive exercise revolving around what youfeel should underpin new prison design

Modern DesignTechniques- Designingfor RehabilitationFrazer BuftonDirector of ArchitectureHLN Architects

A 8.30 – 11.30


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