Green Building Day

Brisbane 29 May

Hotel Grand Chancellor

Melbourne 6 June

Melbourne Museum

Adelaide 13 June

U City

Sydney 20 June

Barney's

Virtual 20 June

Livestreamed

Green Building Day FAQs

Where can I attend Green Building Day?

Our in-person events will be held in Perth, Brisbane, Melbourne, Adelaide, and Sydney. The Sydney event will also be live streamed if you are unable to attend any of the local events in person. To register for virtual ticket, head here.

Are there discounts available?

If you are a professional under 32, you are eligible to join the program free of charge. Simply update your GBCA account to start receiving the benefits. See further information on the program here

Is there an early bird rate?

Yes, it ends on Friday, 26 April at 5pm.

Where will the networking drinks be held?

In the same location as the event.

What should I do if I am feeling unwell or can no longer attend in person?

You are welcome to send a colleague to attend in your place or transfer your registration to another location or the virtual event live-streaming on 20 June by contacting education@gbca.org.au. Please inform us if you would like a reduction in the relevant registration fee if you choose to attend virtually.

Can I share my ticket with a colleague?

Each booking entitles one delegate to attend Green Building Day in your chosen city and bookings cannot be shared with another colleague. If you need to transfer your booking over to a colleague, please inform us ahead of the event by emailing education@gbca.org.au

With thanks to our partners

To discuss our 2024 partnership opportunities, contact:
Amalia Izhar | Email Amalia here

Green Building Day Supporting partners

Green Building Day Production partner

Green Building Day Renewable Electricity Partner

Catch up on previous Green Building Days:

Celebrating excellence in sustainable property: Green Star Champions honoured

At Green Building Day Sydney, we announced the 2023 Green Star Champions. This award recognises 26 industry leaders who have made significant contributions toward a more sustainable built environment.

South Australia leading the way to a circular economy

On releasing the report, Circular economy in South Australia’s built environment, GBCA Chief Executive, Davina Rooney, said South Australia has long been at the forefront of waste management, renewable energy, and climate action.

Green Star Champions for 2022 announced

“The Green Star Champions are the stars of Green Star. They work tirelessly in their individual roles to ensure our buildings and communities are good for the environment, healthy for people and ready for the future,” Davina said.

Twelve steps to net zero and beyond

The GPT Group is a 15-year member of GBCA and its net zero ambitions are clear and inspiring. GPT has saved an extraordinary $210 million in energy costs since embarking on its net zero journey and with carbon neutrality for its wholesale office fund squared away, GPT’s team has its sights set on a carbon positive future. How will the GPT team achieve this?

Seven stories from Green Building Day to make you smile

Sustainability champions are natural optimists. But even the most positive among us need the occasional pep talk. Green Building Day gave us so many reasons to smile, but here are just a handful of great stories that you may have missed…

Woolworths reaches a sustainability milestone

GBCA Senior Manager – Market Engagement, Jamie Wallis, spotlights the standout lessons from Green Building Day Melbourne, which includes an industry first for supermarket giant Woolworths.

The pathway to Perth's green future

Perhaps one of the most exciting opportunities for property professionals to unlock is using technology to solve sustainability problems. This is a reality for James Eggleston, Senior Analyst at Power Ledger and Doctoral Researcher at CUSP Institute, who is exploring the role of technology in decarbonising our cities. According to James, the future is green for Perth.

Tackling the Sustainable Development Goals

Ending poverty, fighting inequality and tackling climate change are challenges that many put in the too hard basket. When these wicked problems are so big and widespread, it can be difficult to know where to start, difficult to rally support and difficult to know if your efforts are making a difference.