Building our future with wood 24. – 26.09 2014 Rica Nidelven Hotel
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Building our future with wood 24. – 26.09 2014 Rica Nidelven Hotel
NORDIC WOOD BUILDING CONFERENCE WOOD FUTURE Building our future with wood 24. – 26.09 2014 Rica Nidelven Hotel forumholzbau-nordic.com ® PROGRAM Wednesday, 24th of September 13.00 Opening conference exhibition in Kjøpmannsgata 15.00 Pre-conference tour in Trondheim 19.00 Get-together assembly Thursday, 25th of September ® 08.00 Registration and coffee Rica Nidelven hotel 09.00 Welcome 09.15 The lay of the land, time for renewal! (ENG) 11.30 Why do we use wood? Responsibility and the choice of values (ENG) 13.00 Lunch 14.00 Session 1A Works of others (ENG) 14.00 Session 1B Rehabilitation, densification and wood as building material (NO/ENG) 16.00 Session 2A Small projects (ENG) 16.00 Session 2B Wood and climate (ENG/NO) 16.00 Session 2C Excursion to the ware houses along Kjøpmannsgata (NO) 17.30 Exhibition Rica | Activities in Kjøpmannsgata 19.30 Dinner | Nordic Wood Prize Friday, 26th of September 08.30 Session 3A Large projects (ENG) 08.30 Session 3B Digital and industrial production (ENG) 08.30 Session 3C Wood in education (NO) 10.15 Session 4A Competitions in wood – from sketch to finish (ENG) 10.15 Session 4B Building technology and solutions (ENG) 10.15 Session 4C Enthusiasm for wood (NO) 12.00 Conclusion. Does the future look wood? (ENG) 13.00 Lunch 14.30 Post-conference tour to Røros (ENG) 3 INTERNATIONAL HOLZBAU-FORUM NORDIC – TRONDHEIM 2014 24. – 26. SEPTEMBER The extended use of the forests and using wood as building material is part of the solution as we face the huge climate challenge. Norway has a long tradition, adequate forest resources, skilful architects and builders who increasingly are choosing wood as building material. Why then isn’t more built with wood? Is it lack of knowledge and experience and adequate industrial solutions for building with wood to be a competitive alternative in the building market? Builders, architects, entrepreneurs, manufacturers and scientists from the Nordic sphere and Europe will share their experiences with you at the conference. Below you will find a preliminary program for the third International Holzbau Forum – Nordic in Trondheim, Norway. Each session will consist of between two and four presentations followed by a panel discussion. The lectures will be held mostly in English. There will be a simultaneous interpretation both in Norwegian and in English. Welcome to Trondheim! Organizers The group responsible for the conference is: • The Municipality of Trondheim • The Norwegian University for Science and Technology (NTNU) • SINTEF, the largest independent research organization in Scandinavia • The Ministry of Agriculture and food • The Dictorate for Cultural Heritage • The Sør-Trøndelag County authority • Wood Focus Norway • National Association of Norwegian Architects (NAL) • Norwegian Institute of Wood Technology Deputy Major of Trondheim, Knut Fagerbakke is the Chairman of the steering committee. Wednesday PRE-CONFERENCE ACTIVITY 13:00 – 14:00 Opening conference exhibition along the row of ware houses in Kjøpmannsgata. Works of students, young architects, traditional handicraft, exhibitions etc. 15:00 – 18:00 Pre-conference tour in Trondheim. Chose between three different tours which all will encompass new wooden buildings, the repair of wooden buildings and wood art in townscape. 1. Bus ride west: Åsveien school, Haukåsen kindergarten and NINA 2. Bus ride east: NINA, Nardo school and Svartlamoen dwellings. 3. Walking tour in the centre of Trondheim: Borkaplassen, Stiftsgården, detached home in Bakklandet and the ware house in Kjøpmannsgaten 27. 19:00 - 21:00 Get-together assembly A concert with the newly restored Steimayerorgan in Nidarosdomen (The Nidaros Cathedral) and a reception in Erkebisbegården (The Archbishops palace), in the Great assembly hall from the 12th century. NIDEL VA BA KK LA ND PM AN NS GA KONGENS 3 GATE KONGENS DE LV A ØP NN DRONNINGENS GATE MA GATE GAM LE BYB RO AT 5 SG A ASSON OLAV TRYGGV NI KJ 8 6 ØP MA NN BA KK E BR NI DE LV W FES OOD TIV AL KJ SØNDRE GATE A SG 2 AT A Kongensgate allmeningen - Works of students Krigsseilerplassen - Works of students 3 Exhibition Rica Nidelven Hotel 5 Rica Bakklandet Nidarosdomen 7 Vår Frues Kirke Hornemannsgården 9 Stiftsgården 10 Borkeplassen DGAT 1 DRONNINGENS GATE 4 2 ATTRACTION A SØNDRE GATE 10 1 CHURCH FJOR W FES OOD TIV AL TA GATE GATE A SØNDRE GATE NORDRE NORDRE HOTEL WOOD FESTIVAL DGAT 7 8 9 FJOR ELV ET KJØ NKE GVAS OLAV TRYG MU Trondheim City Senter A TA 6 WOOD FESTIVAL MAP G A GAT A D GAT R NKE A Walking tour in the centre of Trondheim: Borkaplassen, Stiftsgården, detached home in Bakklandet and the ware house in Kjøpmannsgaten 27. O MU GAT FJ EIM DH ON TR TORG Bus ride east: NINA, Nardo school and Svartlamoen dwellings. NKE Bus ride west: Åsveien school, Haukåsen kindergarten and NINA MU Excursion trips NID NIDELVA A FJORDGATA SONS GATE S GATE U 4 Thursday WOOD FUTURE 08:00 – 09:00 Registration Joint session The global CO2 footprint will be reduced if we build more in wood. UN’s climate panel concludes that building with wood results in a true climate gain. The Nordic area is rich in forest resources. In Norway we only utilize one third of the annual wood growth. There is a need of innovative and modern ways of the use of wood as a building material both on its own and together with other materials like concrete, steel, glass and stone. This challenges us to think in new ways all along the value chain; the forestry industry, the industry in general, the builders, the consultants and the contractors and developers. Someone has to take the lead….. some have already taken the first step. Moderator Mark Isitt, journalist with architecture and design as specialty (SE) 09:00 – 09:15 Start of conference – culture act 09:15 – 11:00 The lay of the land, time for renewal! Thursday Session 1 AB 11:30 – 13:00 Why do we use wood? Responsibility - and the choice of values. The 1% Marcus Engman, IKEA Design Manager (SE) “The race is on!” What about equipment, methods, innovations, risks and constructions? Stefan Winter, Prof. TU München (DE) Conversation between speakers and moderator, questions from the audience 13:00 – 14:00 Lunch Rehabilitation, densification and wood as building material (NO/ENG) Børre Skodvin, Jensen and Skodvin Architects (NO) Hanne Rønneberg, SINTEF Building and Infrastructure (NO) 14:00 – 15:30 Introduction Introduction Works of others Reinhard Kropf, Helen & Hard Architects (NO) Skuteviksboder (stalls) nr 13 – a rebuilding Bertram D. Brochmann, Chartered architect (NO) Works of others Sami Rintala, Rintala Eggertsson Architects (FI) From wood to product Bjarne Hønningstad, Admin. Dir. Moelven (NO) Coffee break Works of others (ENG) Chair A glance into the future world of education and research Fredrik Shetelig, Prof. Faculty of Architecture and Fine Art, NTNU (NO) 11:00 – 11:30 Frontiers of knowledge Urbanization leads to the growth of cities and the change of character of the building mass. We refurbish and densify. Wood and wood based solutions have many options. What will the wooden materials be in future built? A vision for the forestry industry in Norway and the Nordic countries Gunnar Olafsson, Leader of Strategy group ”Skog22” (SE) Conversation between speakers and moterator, questions from the audience Excellence of wood Wooden architecture has strong traditions and a great potential for development and experimentation. To look ahead requires a critical eye on contemporary wooden architecture and knowledge on the potential of the material. Opening words Heinrich Köster, President of Forum Holzbau (DE) The potential of value development in forestry and of wood in the building sector Rolf Røtnes, Director of DAMVAD Norway (NO) WOOD FUTURE Discussion 15:30 – 16:00 Coffee break Wood materials - modern treatment and adapting to the climate of the future Per Otto Flæte, Norwegian Institute of Wood Technology (NO) Discussion Thursday Session 2 ABC WOOD FUTURE Friday Excellence of wood Frontiers of knowledge Past and future of wood Small projects (ENG) Wood and climate (ENG/NO) Excursion to the ware houses along Kjøpmannsgata (NO) Small projects are suitable for experimentation and new solutions for use of wood can be explored and looked into more thoroughly. A good building nearing the end of an experimental process requires competence engagement and creativity all the way. In future buildings more than half the energy and climate gas emissions will be related to the production of materials and components in the buildings. What are the competitive advantages concerning wood? Chair Børre Skodvin, Jensen og Skodvin Architects (NO) Hanne Rønneberg, SINTEF Building and Infrastructure (NO) 16:00 – 17:30 Introduction Introduction Ultra-compact architecture Todd Saunders, Saunders Architecture (CA) Zero Emission Buildings – How is wood a part of the solution Aoife Houlihan Wiberg, ZEB and NTNU (NO) Who is happy? Dan Zohar, Haugen Zohar Architects (NO) From forests to floating cities Mikko Summanen, K2S Architects (FI) The new Åsveien school – a step ahead when working with environmental budgets Bård S. Solem, Eggen Architects (NO) Optimising the carbon footprint of buildings through design and construction phases Matti Kuittinen, Aalto University (FI) Discussion WOOD FUTURE Excellence of wood Frontiers of knowledge Past and future of wood Large projects (ENG) Digital and industrial production (ENG) Wood in education (NO) Wood as building material has historically been part of the common everyday life in Norway – being there in all connections. In a world where buildings grow steadily larger new ideas are needed which envisage the advantages of wood also in large constructions so wood again can mark the buildings and define our cities. Construction is much about industrial and cost efficient fabrication of components and elements. Digitalizing of design and production processes are developing fast. What is happening up front at the cutting edge within this field and how are they succeeding. There is a great need of qualified competence within handicraft and with special knowledge on old traditional building constructions, techniques and materials. How can historical and practical knowledge be transferred to the building processes of today. We look at different models of the education line from the secondary schools to the university. Chair Tine Hegli, Snøhetta (NO) Matti Kairi, Aalto University (FI) Ingerid Helsing Almaas, ArkitekturN (NO) 08:30 - 09:45 Introduction Introduction Introduction Mjøs bridge Trond Arne Stensby, Statens Vegvesen (NO) From production in a cellar to industry Lars Erik Wetterwald, PreTre AS (NO) Transformative learning Bjørn Otto Braaten and Gro Rødne, NTNU (NO) Design for Assembly. Pre-Fabrication of Special Timber Constructions Martin Antemann, Blumer-Lehmann, Gossau (CH) The Oslo model for interdiciplinary teaching and exploratory building Marius Nygaard, The Oslo School of Architecture and Design (NO) Closing the Links. Free-Form Timber from Design to Production Fabian Scheurer, designtoproduction, Zurich (CH) Innovation in the wood industry, handy craft and industrialization Atle Aune, Snekkeriet (Carpentry) Verdal (NO) Session 3 ABC The old ware houses have represented an essential environment in Trondheim for 1000 years. They represent a great challenge individually and as a whole. Great expectations from the owners demand adjustment for use and activity in a way that shall not reduce the historic qualities. The use and conservation of the old ware houses Gunnar Houen, Town antiquarian, The municipality of Trondheim (NO) Tall building, Bergen Rune Abrahamsen, Sweco (NO) The excursion will begin by the old common open place at Brattøra and be a wandering southwards along the row of ware houses down to Bybroen (The town bridge) and from there go northwards up through Bakklandet. Visit one or more of the ware houses as we along. Strandparken (The Beach Park) Sundbyberg in Stockholm Arne Olsson, Folkhem (SE) The Blakstad Model, Experiences from the secondary school in Åfjord Håvar Engen, Åfjord secondary school (NO) Discussion 17:30 – 18:30 Exhibition Rica | Activities in Kjøpmannsgata 18:30 – 19:30 Break 19:30 - Dinner at Rica Nidelven Announcing and presentation of the Nordic Wood Prize Discussion 09:45 – 10:15 Coffee break Discussion Discussion Friday Session 4 ABC WOOD FUTURE CONCLUSION Excellence of wood Frontiers of knowledge Past and future of wood Competitions in wood – from sketch to finish (ENG) Building technology and solutions (ENG) Enthusiasm for wood (NO) The interest for large buildings is growing. Do we have the best technological solutions? What is critical, which solutions work and which need to be developed further. Many developers hesitate to use and build extensively with wood. Is it only about wood being economical and competitive, or is it about values and long term thinking and planning which lead to decisions to use wood? Competition instigates innovation and new thinking. Some wood based projects will be realized and some will not. What is needed for wood to not only to be a winner on paper? Joint session Three days. 16 seminars. 24hours of talks. We have arrived. What have we learned? Are we any wiser? The moderators of the Forum Holzbau Nordic summarize. Moderator Mark Isitt, journalist with architecture and design as specialty (SE) 12:00 – 13:00 Summary Does the future look wood? Conversation between moderator and chair Växjö – the next host of Forum Holzbau Nordic 13:00 – 14:00 Chair Tine Hegli, Snøhetta (NO) Matti Kairi, Aalto University (FI) Ingerid Helsing Almaas, ArkitekturN (NO) 10:15 - 11:30 Introduction Introduction Introduction A play with carefully thought-out choices of material Anssi Lassila, Lassila Hirvilammi Architects (FI) Competitiveness of building with wood. Experiences from Germany Heinrich Köster, University of Applied Sciences Rosenheim (DE) Søreide School in Bergen, OPS project, costs Christian Irgens, Asplan Viak (NO) and Alexander Lystad, Skanska (NO) NINA – a holistic approach to sustainability. «Wood In Architecture» - 2013 Ørjan Nyheim, Pir II Architects (NO) Wood innovation with beauty and performance. Best Business Award 2013 Christian Jebsen, Kebony (NO) Insulation materials in the future can be made from wood Thomas Løkken, Hunton (NO) Challenges and possibilities concerning stabilizing tall timber buildings Johan Vessby, Linnaeus University (SE) Multy story wooden constructions and sound. What works well and what does not Anders Homb, SINTEF Building and Infrastructure (NO) Discussion 11:30 – 12:00 Discussion Coffee break TBA Cross laminated timber - healthy, solid and cost efficient Jørgen Tycho, Massiv Lust (NO) FREE room; experiences with the use of wood in a health wise perspective Mats Bøhle, St Olav hospital (NO) More wood. Instruments and tools in a motivation process Lisbeth Iversen, Leader of the Board of MH-FA (NO) Discussion Cultural element Conference end – Final lunch Friday/ Saturday POST-CONFERENCE TOUR FROM TRONDHEIM TO RØROS, A WORLD HERITAGE SITE REGISTRATION The management of a World Heritage Site requires strict rules on interventions and change in the built environment. The Building Conservation Centre at Røros offers specialized staff for repair work on historic timber structure, both at Røros and elsewhere. The Registration Fees are in NOK (Norwegian kroner) and include 25% VAT. All parallel sessions, as well as lunches and coffee breaks, are included in the conference fee. Please note that early registration ends up on August 31st. Late Registration rates will be applied from September 1st. Registration deadline is 17.09.2014 14.30 – 17.00 Departure from Trondheim by bus. Arrival at Røros Tourist hotel and settling in 17.30 – 19.00 Walk around tour – focus on the urban structure. A look into the history of Røros from mining activity to the status as a world heritage. Conference fee 25 – 26th September 2014 Until 31th August 2014 From 1st September 2014 Student Parallel sessions All the parallel sessions, as well as lunches and coffee breaks, are included in the conference fee. Session 1A Works of others (ENG) Session 1B Rehabilitation, densification and wood as building material (NO/ENG) Session 2A Small projects (ENG) Session 2B Wood and climate (ENG/NO) Session 2C Excursion to the ware houses along Kjøpmannsgata (NO) Session 3A Large projects (ENG) Session 3B Digital and industrial production (ENG) Session 3C Wood in education (NO) Session 4A Competitions in wood – from sketch to finish (ENG) Session 4B Building technology and solutions (ENG) Session 4C Enthusiasm for wood (NO) Excursions Pre-conference tour Trondheim 24th September - Pre-Conference Tour Bus ride West - Pre-Conference Tour Bus ride East - Pre-Conference Tour: Walking Tour Guides: Jon Nordsteien, Culture heritage manager and Erlend Gjelsvik, World heritage coordinator 20.00 – 22.00 Dinner at “Vertshuset” Please use www.forumholzbau-nordic.com for registration. Saturday 07.30 – 08.30 Breakfast and checking out of the hotel 08.30 – 10.00 A visit to the Building Protection Centre in Røros. Principles and methods concerning the repair and the replacement of building elements on listed wooden buildings. Logged buildings, framed constructions and wooden cladding, especially on the ongoing work of refurbishing the 250 year old shingle roof of the Røros Church. Guides: Berit Bakosgjelten, Manager and Kolbjørn Vegar Os, Building Antiquarian 10.00 – 12.00 The Out building Project in Røros. The history and background of the project, the training program to educate craftsmen and how the work is planned and executed Post-conference tour Røros 26 - 27th September. All inclusive Additional program Guide: Magnus Borgos, Manager of the Out building Project 12.00 – 13.00 Lunch at Røros Tourist hotel 13.00 – 15.30 Departure from Røros by bus with destination Trondheim Airport, Værnes. 2500 NOK 3500 NOK 500 NOK Accomodation The rates are in NOK (Norwegian kroner) per room per night, breakfast included Concert in Nidarosdomen and reception in the Archbishop’s Palace 24th September 500 NOK 3000 NOK 600 NOK Conference dinner at Hotel Rica Nidelven 25th September 1000 NOK Hotel Rica Nidelven Single room Double room 1195 NOK 1445 NOK Rica Bakklandet Single room Double room 1195 NOK 1445 NOK P-Hotels Brattøra Single room Double room 795 NOK 945 NOK Regulations For any cancellation before 1st September 2014, a cancellation fee of 500 NOK will be charged.. Cancellation after 1st September, the full cost of the conference has to be paid. Information Forum Holzbau | Nordic Trondheim 2014 Turid Helle +47 92482321 Email: [email protected] Registration exhibitors, visitors and hotel Monica Amundsen +47 73 59 52 65, +47 91897837 Email: [email protected] ®