The organising committee for the Building Simulation Conference 2025 is calling for abstracts.
Slated for August 24–27 next year in Brisbane, Building Simulation 2025 will explore how building performance simulation can contribute to a climate-positive future via industry and academic transformation.
“We are looking for papers and presentations that explore the issue from many different angles, from the big-picture city-scale analysis and solutions, to individual building component simulation and optimisation,” says the conference organising committee.
“We want to know how practitioners are using building performance simulation in both practice and academia to take climate action, to reduce carbon emissions, to create healthy and comfortable spaces for people, to enable a just energy transition, to push policy reform, and beyond.”
Abstracts are now being accepted on a range of topics:
- Climate change mitigation and adaptation
- Energy efficiency and sustainability
- Innovative design exploration and industry transformation
- Urban planning and smart cities
- Indoor environmental quality (IEQ)
The BS2025 website has additional information regarding themes, key dates, and a link to the abstract submission form.
For more info, email info@bs2025.org