8:00 a.m.
Registration
8:30 a.m.
National Anthem
Invocation
8:40 a.m.
Opening Remarks
Mr. Raymond Rufino
Chair, Board of Trustees, PHILGBC
Chief Executive Officer, NEO
Welcome Remarks
Ms. Leilani Barlongay-Macasaet
Vice President for Public Affairs
Bases Conversion and Development Authority
Message from WorldGBC
Ms. Cristina Gamboa
Chief Executive Officer
World Green Building Council
Message from WorldGBC-APN
Mr. Jeff Oatman
Chair, WorldGBC Asia Pacific Regional Network
Head of Collaboration and Membership,
Green Building Council of Australia (GBCA)
Keynote Address
Mr. Carlos Lorenzo Vega
Chief Customer Engagement Officer
First Gen Corporation
BG2025 Co-Organizer
MOU Signing for the Sustainable Urban Development Program
PHILGBC, Daikin Airconditioning Philippines, and Bases Conversion Development Authority
9:40 a.m.
AM Break
This session will focus on recent policy updates and the integration of resource efficiency, climate adaptation, and low-carbon measures into existing policies and regulations.
Policymakers and government experts will discuss the critical role of policy in shaping a sustainable and resilient built environment. The session will also explore stronger enforcement mechanisms, innovative policy tools, and multi-sector collaboration to accelerate the transition toward a greener future.
9:55 a.m.
Director Marissa P. Cerezo
Director IV, Renewable Energy Management Bureau (REMB)
Department of Energy
Mr. Renato de Leon Tobias
President
National Home Mortgage Finance Corporation
Eco-zoning the Philippines Towards
Inclusive and Sustainable Development
Mr. Ludwig O. Daza
Department Manager, Ecozone Development Department (EDD)
Philippine Economic Zone Authority
Bureau of Philippine Standards
Mr. Alfons Gerard M. Doromal
Trade Industry Development Specialist, Standards Development Division
Department of Trade and Industry – Bureau of Philippine Standards
Stewardship of the Environment is a Shared Responsibility
Councilor Joel Seño
Mandaue City Government
12 noon
Lunch
Emerging technologies are transforming how green buildings and districts are designed, constructed, and operated—offering powerful tools to enhance climate resilience and promote inclusive design.
By showcasing practical applications and forward-looking strategies, this session aims to inspire stakeholders to embrace technology as a catalyst for achieving net-zero goals and creating built environments that are both sustainable and equitable.
1:00 p.m.
Digital twins, greener realities: Harnessing data and innovation to shape the future of resilient assets
Mr. Joshua Santos
Asset Management Advisor
GHD Pty. Ltd.
Beyond Cooling: Smart HVAC for Net Zero
Mr. Jerome Gonzaga
Consulting Sales Engineer
Daikin Airconditioning Philippines
Japanese Business Alliance for Smart Energy Worldwide
Mr. Katsuhiko Yamamoto
Manager, Business Alliance Support Center, The Energy Conservation Center, Japan
Japanese Business Alliance for Smart Energy Worldwide
Strategies for Zero Energy Building:
Innovative Automatic Control Solutions
Mr. Shuichi Kurosawa
Energy Management
Azbil Philippine Corporation
ZEB with AGC Glass Solutions
Mr. Marcus Tan
Manager, Sales and Marketing
AGC Asia Pacific Pte Ltd.
Certified green developments are redefining how sustainability targets are achieved in the built environment.
Formally recognized under PHILGBC certification tools—BERDE, Advancing Net Zero Philippines (ANZ/PH), and Health and Well-being (H+W)—these projects emphasize strategies and solutions that drive real impact. This session will showcase how these projects are meeting environmental goals, improving performance, and setting new benchmarks for responsible and future-ready development
2:00 p.m.
Aboitiz Economic Estates
Mr. Roylan V. Ocampo
Senior Assistant Vice President, Planning and Construction
Aboitiz InfraCapital Economic Estates
NARRA1 Data Center
Mr. Mark Fel Ambong
Sales Engineer
Digital Edge Philippines
Modelling Sustainability in Central Bank Facilities and Operations
Mr. Reymundo D. Cruz
Deputy Director, Facilities Management and Engineering Department
Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas
The TFA Methodology: A Guideline to combine Economic Success + Sustainable Solutions
Mr. Thomas Fritzsche
Founder and Head of Design
Thomas Fritzsche Architects
3:10 p.m.
PM Break
Collaborations between government agencies and private sector stakeholders are proving essential in delivering sustainable building projects that advance both environmental and socio-economic goals. This session explores how these partnerships are enabling the development of green infrastructure, climate-resilient buildings, and inclusive urban spaces.
The session will highlight how shared resources, aligned objectives, and joint planning efforts are helping overcome barriers to sustainability. Whether through co-investment in green building projects, joint ventures in sustainable urban developments, or coordinated efforts in policy implementation, these collaborations are shaping a more inclusive and climate-ready built environment.
3:30 p.m.
Mr. Jules O. Aficial
Bases Conversion Development Authority
Mr. Carlos Lorenzo Vega
Chief Customer Engagement Officer
First Gen Corporation
Dr. Fouad Bendimerad
Chairman
Earthquakes and Megacities Initiative (EMI)
5:00 p.m.
End of Day 1
Conference Dinner and Awarding starts at 7:00 p.m.
8:30 a.m.
Registration
Expanding the green building sector requires a workforce equipped with the right knowledge, skills, and mindset. This session focuses on how partnerships between academic institutions, industry leaders, and government agencies are strengthening education and training pathways to meet the growing demand for sustainability-focused professionals.
9:00 a.m.
Green Building Foundation Course
Ms. Edriza F. Banag
Green Building Sector Skills Council (GBSSC)
PHILGBC
The Foundations of a GREEN PLM:
Integration of Sustainability in the Three Pillars of a Public Higher Education Institution
Mr. Jared Aaron R. Cruz
Dean, College of Architecture and Sustainable Built Environments
Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila
University of San Carlos
Dr. Adrian P. del Monte
Dean, School of Architecture, Fine Arts, and Design
Forging Pathways to Sustainability Leadership
Ms. Mylene D.G. Oliva
Program Head, Sustainability Management
Enderun Colleges
10:00 a.m.
AM Break
Creating resilient and inclusive urban spaces requires meaningful collaboration and a strong commitment from those shaping the built environment. In this session, developers and experts will share their insights, expertise, and experiences in planning and building green—highlighting how sustainability goals can be integrated into real-world projects that improve the urban landscape.
10:15 a.m.
Mr. Don Ubaldo
Head of Townships
Filinvest-Alabang Inc.
Aseana City and Parqal
Mr. Anthony L. Ilaga
Division Head – Planning and Design
D.M. Wenceslao & Associates, Inc.
Stakeholder Engagement: Strategies for Developing Inclusive Green Districts
Ms. Anna Marie M. Gonzales
Head of Corporate Sustainability
Ayala Land Inc.
Ms. Cathy Saldaña
President
PDP Architects
11:45 a.m.
Lunch
Circular economy principles are reshaping how materials and resources are managed in the construction sector—reducing waste, promoting reuse, and extending the lifecycle of building components. This session explores how these practices are being applied in greening the supply chains, from sustainable sourcing and material recovery to low-impact logistics and responsible disposal.
12:45 p.m.
Green Building Procurement Hub
Ms. Cyrean S. Silva
Technical Staff
PHILGBC
Procurement with Purpose: Making a Difference through Responsible Sourcing
Ms. Leilani G. Kanapi
Vice President for Strategic Procurement
Arthaland Corporation
Greening the Supply Chain in the Built Environment
Ms. Lourdes S. Guzman
Philippine Institute for Supply Management (PISM)
Research and development are key to driving innovation and expanding the possibilities for sustainable urban development. This session features selected papers, showcasing how research, technology, and education are being leveraged to address urban sustainability challenges.
The session will highlight how collaboration across sectors can accelerate the translation of research into impactful urban solutions.
2:00 p.m.
Integrating Vertical Farming and Biocyclic Resource Recovery in Balintawak Market: A Site-Specific Agro-Architectural Approach to Circular Urban Systems
Mr. Aris D.L. Pamintuan
AniLytics: A Solar-Powered IoT and AI-Driven Aquaponics System for Sustainable Agriculture
Mr. Luis Maverick Gabriel
Ms. Andreya Lucille C. Algado
Ms. Shannen Arkheigh R. Carzon
The built environment plays a vital role in supporting the physical, mental, and emotional well-being of its occupants. This session explores how project teams are applying the guiding principles of PHILGBC’s Health and Well-being for Buildings (H+W) tool throughout the planning and implementation of their building projects.
Grounded in five core categories—Health, Comfort, Lifestyle, Social, and Environment—the H+W framework promotes design and operational strategies that prioritize occupant well-being, safety, and overall quality of life. By focusing on human-centered outcomes, project teams are integrating features that enhance environmental quality, encourage movement and interaction, and foster inclusive, resilient spaces.
The session will highlight practical approaches and case examples that demonstrate how these principles are being embedded across various building types, resulting in environments that are not only sustainable but also nurturing and responsive to the diverse needs of users.
3:15 p.m.
PHILGBC Health and Well-being for Buildings
Mr. John Reniel S. Englis
Program Manager, H+W Program
PHILGBC
Mr. Dexter Detabali
Daikin Airconditioning Philippines
Mr. Armando Casibang
Senior Assistant Vice President - Design and Planning
SharePro Inc. (a Filinvest Company)
Filinvest-Alabang Inc.
Mr. Raymond Rufino
Chief Executive Officer
NEO
Mr. Francis Rodriguez
AVP for Technical Planning & Design
Cebu Landmasters Inc.
4:30 p.m.
Closing Remarks
Ms. Rowena Ramos
Conference Chair, BG2025
Vice Chair, Board of Trustees, PHILGBC
Principal, Ecotektonika, Inc.