26.09 2014 Rica Nidelven Hotel forumholzbau

NORDIC
WOOD
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CONFERENCE
WOOD
FUTURE
Building our future
with wood
24. – 26.09 2014
Rica Nidelven Hotel
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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)
11.10
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
08.00
Session 3A Large projects (ENG)
08.00
Session 3B Digital and industrial production (ENG)
08.00
Session 3C Wood in education (NO)
10.00
Session 4A Competitions in wood – from sketch to finish (ENG)
10.00
Session 4B Building technology and solutions for large timber buildings (ENG)
10.00
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)
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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
14:00 – 15:00
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, Svartlamoen dwellings and Art Hotel Norway
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
Excursion trips
Walking tour in the centre of Trondheim:
Borkaplassen, Stiftsgården, detached
home in Bakklandet and the ware house in
Kjøpmannsgaten 27
Bus ride west:
Åsveien school, Haukåsen kindergarten
and NINA
Bus ride east:
NINA, Nardo school, Svartlamoen dwellings
and Art Hotel Norway
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Thursday
WOOD FUTURE
08:00 – 09:00
Registration
Joint session
WOOD FUTURE (ENG)
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 – 10:45
The lay of the land, time for renewal!
Opening words
Heinrich Köster, President of Forum Holzbau (DE)
A vision and potential for the forest industry in Norway and
the Nordic countries
Gunnar Olofsson, Leader of Strategy group ”Skog22” (SE)
A glance into the future world of education and research
Fredrik Shetelig, Prof. Faculty of Architecture and Fine Art, NTNU (NO)
From wood to product
Bjarne Hønningstad, Admin. Dir. Moelven (NO)
Conversation between speakers and moterator, questions from the audience
10:45 – 11:10
Coffee break
11:10 – 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)
The wooden cities of Trondheim and Bergen.
Bridging the gap from history to future
Hilde Bøkestad, byplansjef City of Trondheim (NO)
Conversation between speakers and moderator, questions from the audience
13:00 – 14:00
Lunch
Thursday
Session 1 AB
WOOD FUTURE
Excellence of wood
Frontiers of knowledge
Works of others (ENG)
Rehabilitation, densification and
wood as building material (NO/ENG)
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.
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?
Chair
Geir Brendeland,
Brendeland and Christoffersen
Architects (NO)
Hanne Rønneberg,
SINTEF Building and Infrastructure (NO)
14:00 – 15:30
Introduction
Introduction
Works of others
Reinhard Kropf, Helen & Hard
Architects (NO)
Renovation with prefabricated
timber elements – experiences from
recent Finnish buildingprojects
Simon le Roux, Aalto University (FI)
Works of others
Sami Rintala, Rintala Eggertsson
Architects (FI)
Skuteviksboder (stalls) nr 13 –
a rebuilding
Bertram D. Brochmann, Chartered
architect (NO)
Wood materials - modern treatment
and adapting to the climate of the
future
Per Otto Flæte, Norwegian Institute of
Wood Technology (NO)
Discussion
15:30 – 16:00
Coffee break
Discussion
Thursday
Session 2 ABC
WOOD FUTURE
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 (ENG)
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
Geir Brendeland,
Brendeland and
Christoffersen 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)
Discussion
Åsveien school – hunting
CO2 using 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
17:30 – 18:30
Exhibition Rica – Speed dating | Activities in Kjøpmannsgata
18:30 – 19:30
Break
19:30 -
Dinner at Rica Nidelven
Announcing and presentation of the Nordic Wood Prize
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)
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 move along.
Friday
WOOD FUTURE
Excellence of wood
Frontiers of knowledge
Past and future of wood
Large projects (ENG/NO)
Digital and industrial
production (ENG)
Wood in education
(ENG/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)
08:00 - 09:30
Introduction
Introduction
Introduction
Mjøs bridge, Norway
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)
Research in education
- The Oslo Model and
Wood Be Better
Marius Nygaard, The
Oslo School of Architecture and Design (NO)
Session 3 ABC
World highest wood
building, Bergen
Rune Abrahamsen,
Sweco (NO)
Strandparken (The
Beach Park)
Sundbyberg, Stockholm
Arne Olsson, Folkhem (SE)
Large span structures.
Examples from British
Columbia
Lubor Trubka,
Lubor Trubka Associates
Architects (CA)
Discussion
09:30 – 10:00
Coffee break
Closing the Links.
Free-Form Timber from
Design to Production
Fabian Scheurer,
-designtoproduction,
Zurich (CH)
Discussion
Innovation in the
wood industry, handy
craft and industrialization
Atle Aune, Snekkeriet
(Carpentry) Verdal (NO)
The Blakstad Model,
Experiences from the
secondary school in
Åfjord
Håvar Engen, Åfjord
secondary school (NO)
Discussion
Friday
Session 4 ABC
WOOD FUTURE
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
(ENG/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?
Chair
Tine Hegli,
Snøhetta (NO)
Matti Kairi,
Aalto University (FI)
Ingerid Helsing
Almaas, ArkitekturN (NO)
10:00 - 11:30
Introduction
Introduction
Introduction
NINA – a holistic
approach to sustainability. Wood In Architecture 2013
Ørjan Nyheim, Pir II
Architects (NO)
Insulation materials
- from wood
Thomas Løkken, Hunton
(NO)
Søreide School in
Bergen. OPS project,
costs
Christian Irgens, Asplan
Viak (NO) and Alexander
Lystad, Skanska (NO)
Wood innovation with
beauty and performance. World Economic
Forum – Technology
Pioneer 2014
Christian Jebsen,
Kebony (NO)
A play with carefully
thought-out choices of
material
Anssi Lassila, OOpeaa
Office for Peripheral
Architecture (FI)
Discussion
11:30 – 12:00
Challenges and possibilities - stabilizing
timber buildings
Johan Vessby, Linnaeus
University (SE)
Timber and sound what works well and
what does not
Anders Homb, SINTEF
Building and Infrastructure (NO)
Competitiveness of
building with wood.
German Experiences
Heinrich Köster, University of Applied Sciences
Rosenheim (DE)
Discussion
Coffee break
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
CONCLUSION (ENG)
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
Cultural element
Conference end – Final lunch
Friday/
Saturday
POST-CONFERENCE TOUR FROM TRONDHEIM TO RØROS,
A WORLD HERITAGE SITE
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.
14.30 – 17.00
Departure from Trondheim by bus. Arrival at Røros Tourist hotel and settling in
17.30 – 19.00
Visit Røros museum - “Smelthytta” (The Smeltery) at Malmplassen.
The history of Røros from mining activity to the status as a world heritage
Guide: Odd Sletten, Director Rørosmuseet
Visit Røros Church. Recently restored wooden interior and an inspection of the
roof structure. The visit concludes with Norwegian folk songs
Guides: Olaf Piekarski, Leader of The preservation workshop Rørosmuseet and
Kolbjørn Vegar Os, Building Antiquarian Rørosmuseet
20.00 – 22.00
Dinner at “Vertshuset”
Saturday
07.30 – 08.30
Breakfast and checking out of the hotel
08.30 – 10.00
Walk around tour: The urban structure and the wooden buildings.
The Out building Project in Røros - training program to educate craftsmen
and how the work is planned and executed
Guides: Jon Nordsteien, Culture heritage manager Røros municipality and Magnus
Borgos, Manager of the Out building Project Røros municipality
10.00 – 12.00
Visit 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 Rørosmuseet and
Kolbjørn Vegar Os, Building Antiquarian Rørosmuseet
12.00 – 13.00
Lunch at Røros Tourist hotel
13.00 – 15.30
Departure from Røros by bus with destination Trondheim Airport, Værnes.
REGISTRATION
Please use www.forumholzbau-nordic.com for registration.
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
Conference fee
25 – 26th
September 2014
Until 31th August 2014
From 1st September 2014
Student
2500 NOK
3500 NOK
500 NOK
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
Post-conference tour Røros 26 - 27th September. All inclusive
Additional
program
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]
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