Build in Wood 2019 by Insight Events ApS

22 & 23 MAY 2019 BUILDINWOOD.COM

22 & 23 May 2019 Docken, Copenhagen

Focus on: Architecture • Digitalization • Tall wood buildings • Prefabrication • Sustainability • Durability • Fire Security • Indoor climate • Danish and international cases • Challenges and opportunities • Documentation • Acoustics

SELECTION OF SPEAKERS Daniela Grotenfelt, Senior Consultant Sustainability & Architect, Arkitema (SE) Patrick Stremler, Managing Partner, Dietrich Untertrifaller Architekten (AT) Eric Karsh, Founding Principal, EQUILIBRIUM Consulting Inc. (CA) Siv Helene Stangeland, Founding partner, architect PhD, Helen & Hard (NO) Olga Popovic Larsen, Professor PhD, Architect MAA, KADK, The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts Schools of Architecture Audrius Papėčenka, Structural Engineer, TimberDesign LT (LT) Rainer Strauch, CTO, Cree by Rhomberg (AT) Mikko Saavalainen, Senior Vice President, Business Development at Metsä Wood (FI)

WELCOME Join Denmark’s largest event for wood construction and architecture on May 22 og 23. Wood as a material for future construction is gaining more and more attention, and the second edition of the conference will introduce new cases and lots of relevant knowledge and experience from architects, engineers, researchers and building owners. The programme includes following themes: • • • • • • • • • •

Digitalization Prefabrication Sustainability Durability Fire Security Indoor climate Documentation Tall wood buildings Innovation Architecture

Who’s there? You can network with architects, municipal planners, real estate, engineers, suppliers and everyone else interested in wood construction. The conference will be held at Docken in Copenhagen, and we look forward to sharing two days full of wood knowledge-sharing! Please be aware that the main part of the presentations are held in English, but all sessions described in Danish will be in Danish.

PARTNERS

CONFIRMED EXHIBITORS

Advantage Austria • Binderholz Bausysteme GmbH • DBI - Dansk Brand- og Sikringsteknisk Institut • Ergodomus Timber Engineering • Fermacell • Goritas • Kebony • Keflico • KLH Massivholz GmbH • Rambøll • Rotho Blass • SiteCover • Superwood • Taasinge Elementer • Woodfac • ZÜBLIN Timber 3

DAY 1 – PROGRAM 22 MAY 2019 08.30

REGISTRATION Receive your name tag and begin the day with breakfast, coffee and networking.

09.00

WELCOME TO BUILD IN WOOD 2019 BY CONFERENCIER Jakob has more than 15 years of experience with promoting the use of wood in Denmark. Jakob Rygg Klaumann, Sekretariatsleder for Træ.dk – Danmarks Træportal

09.10

OPENING REMARKS: WOOD AS A BUILDING MATERIAL IN ITS OWN SENSE – TO CONSTRUCT COOPERATION ACROSS THE BUILDING SECTOR Lars Autrup, Arkitekt MAA, Direktør Arkitektforeningen

09.40

POTENTIALET FOR MERE TRÆBYGGERI Paneldebat om muligheder og udfordringer ved mere træbyggeri sammen med centrale aktører i branchen. Søren Egge Rasmussen, medlem af Folketinget (Enhedslisten) • Mette Annelie Rasmussen, Medlem af Borgerrepræsentationen for Radikale Venstre, Gruppeformand, Teknik og Miljøudvalget (TMU) • Flemming Larsen, branchedirektør i Træ- og Møbelindustrien • Morten Ørsager, Partner ERIK Arkitekter A/S • Balder Johansen, Daglig leder i byggefirmaet LOGIK & CO • Moderator: Mikael Koch, Director, Træinformation

10.40

NETWORKING BREAK IN THE EXHIBITION AREA

11.10

MOXY CASE – NEW HOTEL IN TIMBER IN COPENHAGEN The new MOXY Copenhagen hotel is 5 storeys tall, and 4 of them are built in CLT structure. The project developer and owner of the system, VASTINT, used a mix of CLT and off-site construction and the design system has been tested in other countries. There were relatively few structural issues to be adapted in the design process. One of them was caused by CC3 category and robustness standard but most fire safety issues have been solved implementing R90 requirements with double gypsum covering. This measure together with a few others helped solving acoustic, too. Audrius Papėčenka, Structural Engineer, TimberDesign LT (LT)

DAY 1 – PROGRAM 22 MAY 2019 WOOD AS CONSTRUCTION MATERIAL 11.40

TIMBER HYBRID MAKES THE BREAKTHROUGH: NATURAL PRINCIPLES TAKE HOLD IN LARGE-SCALE PROJECTS In the center of Copenhagen, a wooden 6-storey building with room for 20 student apartments is under its way. It will be built on construction principles developed by Cree GmbH - a combination of Timber-Hybrid and prefabricated, repeatable components. Rainer Strauch will introduce you to the system and several cases across countries. Rainer Strauch, CTO, Cree by Rhomberg (AT)

12.10

OPEN SOURCE INNOVATION AND MARKET OPPORTUNITIES Wood for construction is gaining more and more attention but there is still a long way to go. How can we make it easier for the construction sector to increase the use of wood? And how can we create a market for wood construction? Meet a company working to create better market conditions for wood construction and the Open Source Wood platform for knowledge-sharing and innovation. Mikko Saavalainen, Senior Vice President, Business Development at Metsä Wood (FI)

12.40 Lunch in the exhibition area 13.40

A RELATIONAL DESIGN APPROACH WITH TIMBER With a relational design approach, using timber as a construction material is substantial to H&H. The overall aim of their use of timber is to provide a visible structure which form the main spatial, experiential quality. The lecture will feature how H&H are exploring coherent architectural strategies which can be developed and driven from material properties and spatial potentials of specific structural systems of timber. Siv Helene Stangeland, Founding Partner, Helen & Hard (NO)

DAY 1 – PROGRAM 22 MAY 2019 14.20

STATE-OF-THE-ART TIMBER TECHNOLOGIES The structural engineering firm, Equilibrium Consulting, is recognized internationally as a leader in the field of timber engineering. Recent projects include the award-winning UBC Earth Sciences Building in Vancouver and the Wood Innovation and Design Centre in Prince George, BC the tallest modern all-timber building in the world at the time of its completion. Hear about case studies and structural solutions in Canada, the US, France and Brazil. Eric Karsh, Founding Principal, EQUILIBRIUM (CA)

15.00

NETWORKING BREAK IN THE EXHIBITION AREA THE EVENT 22 MAY CONTINUES IN 3 TRACKS – Please remember to choose your track on registration

TRACK 1: FIRE SECURITY (in Danish) 15.35-17.00

Brandsikkerhed betragtes ofte som en stor udfordring, når der skal bygges i træ. Men mange eksperter mener, at det ikke burde være et problem med den rette viden og tilgang. Moderator: Jens Kastvig, Head of Department, Fire Safety Engineer, MOE PRÆSENTATION: DOKUMENTATION AF BYGGEMATERIALER Materialet træ bruges sammen med andre materialer. Det giver nogle udfordringer og derfor er krav og dokumentation om et produkts brandmæssige egenskaber vigtige. Hvad har indflydelse på, hvordan en facade brænder? Hvordan klarer træet med brandhæmmer sig i en udvaskningstest og hvilke øvrige elementer kan spille ind på træets klassifikation i det færdige byggeri? Anders Bach Vestergaard, Brandteknisk Rådgiver, DBI - Dansk Brand- og sikringsteknisk Institut PANELDEBAT: PERSPEKTIVER FRA EN BYGHERRE MED ERFARING I TRÆBYGGERI Frederik Spanning, Direktør, CREE Denmark PERSPEKTIVER FRA EN INGENIØR OG BYGGESAGSBEHANDLER I KØBENHAVNS KOMMUNE Morten Bøgedal, Fagkoordinator for Byggemyndigheden, Københavns Kommune 6

DAY 1 – TRACKS 22 MAY 2019 TRACK 2: ACOUSTICS 15.35-17.00

Even though sound and vibration issues in buildings of wood can be challenging, there are many well-functioning buildings made of wood. Hear about the latest research, requirements and examples. Moderator: Birger Bech Jessen, Senior Consultant - Noise, Vibration and Sound, Danish Technological Institute SOUND INSULATION REQUIREMENTS AND CLASSIFICATION IN EUROPE – WITH FOCUS ON HOUSING Birgit Rasmussen, Senior Researcher, SBi, Danish Building Research Institute, Aalborg University Copenhagen SOUND INSULATION IN WOODEN BUILDINGS • Danish sound requirements Sound related challenges in wooden buildings • General solutions • Experiences with measurements Jan Christensen, Technical Director – Acoustics, MOE ACOUSTICS IN WOODEN BUILDINGS Examples from Norway Alain Bradette, Master of Science, Senior Consultant in Acoustics, Sweco (NO)

DAY 1 – TRACKS 22 MAY 2019 TRACK 3: TALL WOOD BUILDINGS 15.35-17.00

We take wood to the top and from A to Z in a case based debate at Build in Wood. Experience some of the most interesting tall wood buildings, learn about acoustic comfort in wooden buildings and get a holistic and worldwide perspective on tall wood buildings. We will also focus on the benefits of building with wood as well as flexibility, sustainability and lower cost. Kasper Lynge, Development Manager, Aarhus University School of Engineering (moderator) & Peder Fynholm, Vice Director, Danish Technological Institute INTRODUCTION TO THE NORDIC NETWORK FOR TALL WOOD BUILDINGS Nordic Network for Tall Wood Buildings promotes the advancement of tall wood buildings in the Nordic countries. The goal is to make wood a natural choice of material for the construction of tall wood buildings in the Nordic countries. Kasper Lynge, Development Manager, Aarhus University School of Engineering (DK) TALL TIMBER BUILDINGS SEEN IN A HOLISTIC AND WORLDWIDE PERSPECTIVE Some of the main reasons for constructing in timber are cost, time and flexibility. It is necessary to take a holistic view starting with bringing the designers, builders, producers and developers around the same table to collaborate on a design for manufacture approach. It enables better designs and delivery plans, reduction of extra cost and long construction times. Franco Piva, Director, Ergodomus Timber Engineering (IT) EXPERIENCES FROM ACOUSTIC AND ENERGY COMFORT INVESTIGATION IN RESIDENTIAL TIMBER BUILDING IN SWEDEN Experiences from the built timber houses, why theoretical regulations needs to change. There is no more time to waste! Sandra Frank, Market Manager, Folkhem (SE) KAJSTADEN - SWEDENS TALLEST WOOD BUILDING Kajstaden is a holistic wooden building where walls, beams, elevator and stairwells and balconies are made of solid wood. What technical challenges have we solved in Sweden to build storeys that can contribute ideas to break the Danish barriers? What specific benefits does wood have for the building process and the wood house’s sustainable values? Ola Jonsson, Associate Partner, C.F. Møller (SE)

17:00-18:00

NETWORKING RECEPTION

DAY 2 – PROGRAM 23 MAY 2019 08.30

Enjoy the breakfast buffet and begin the day with networking

09.00

WELCOME TO THE SECOND DAY OF BUILD IN WOOD 2019 The program of the day is presented by the conferencier Jakob Rygg Klaumann, Træ.dk – Danmarks Træportal

09.05

INNOVATIVE SUSTAINABLE WOOD CONSTRUCTIONS The presentation invites you to experience minimal sustainable innovative timber constructions. Built out of only few millimeters thick ply wood and with simple reciprocal connections where only two members are connected at any time the ReciPlyDome principle offers easy to build, reversible, reusable wood structures with a distinct aesthetic. They create spaces with different use potentials. Olga Popovic Larsen, Professor PhD, The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts Schools of Architecture

PERSPECTIVES FROM BUILDING OWNERS AND DEVELOPERS 09.30

SUSTAINABLE SOLUTIONS IN CONSTRUCTION DEVELOPMENT – EXAMPLES FROM AARHUS Research shows that 35-40 pct. of the CO2 emissions in Denmark is directly or indirectly from construction and the use of existing buildings. As a municipality we can affect the development of future sustainable solutions in order to reduce the emissions. The presentation gives examples from City of Aarhus on sustainable solutions using wood in buildings. Bente Lykke Sørensen, Director of Development Planning and Affordable Housing, Municipality of Aarhus

DAY 2 – PROGRAM 23 MAY 2019 09.50

FLERE HUNDREDE ALMENE BOLIGER I MASSIVT TRÆ PÅ VEJ TIL SJÆLLAND Med et nyt Bolig-Træ koncept er Boligselskabet Sjælland i gang med at bygge almene boliger i CLT udviklet i samarbejde med Vilhelm Lauritzen arkitekter, entreprenøren Adserballe & Knudsen, ingeniørerne Holmsgaard samt Thing Brandt landskabsarkitekter. Hør om den gode god business case og erfaringer med planlægning og på byggepladsen. Per Bro, byggechef, Boligselskabet Sjælland og David Probst, byggeleder, Adserballe & Knudsen

10.40 Networking break in the exhibition area 11.10

KIRKBI’S HEADOFFICE – AN AMBITIOUS APPROACH TO BUILDING GREEN WITH TIMBER Sustainability was key when KIRKBI decided to extend its office building in Billund. Schmidt Hammer Lassen and Søren Jensen Consulting Engineers’ respond to this was an office building made out of timber. KIRKBI as client and now end-user of the building has experienced all phases from idea to operation and would like to share learnings from a planning, execution and user perspective, pros and cons. Christian Nørgaard, Senior Manager, KIRKBI Real Estate Investments

11.40

TIMBER AS AN ESSENTIAL ROLE Since the foundation, timber plays an essential role in the architecture of Dietrich | Untertrifaller. The strong relationship between architects, craftsmen and open-minded clients in Vorarlberg has nourished the rapid change from traditional to high-tech timber construction. The lecture will compare projects in Vorarlberg and abroad and focuses on challenges and decisions within planning and building processes. Patrick Stremler, Managing Partner, Dietrich | Untertrifaller Architekten ZT GmbH (AT)

12.20 Networking Lunch in the exhibition area THE EVENT 23 MAY WILL CONTINUE IN 3 TRACKS – Please remember to choose track when signing up

DAY 2 – TRACKS 23 MAY 2019 TRACK 4: WOOD AND HEALTH 13.20-14.50

Among the benefits of building with wood, indoor climate and health are often believed to be affected positively. But what does the research say? This track will include presentations on whether these assumptions are built on real facts and experiences. Moderator: Carsten Rode, Professor in Building Physics, Technical University of Denmark CONTROLLING THE INDOOR ENVIRONMENT USING WOOD – THE EFFECT OF INTERIOR CLIMATE ON HUMAN’S HEALTH AND WELL-BEING The properties of wood can be used to passively influence or control the interior environment of a building, which can then influence comfort and health. Mark Hughes shares his studies on how the amount of wood, the orientation of the exposed surface, the species and whether it is coated or not all play an important role in determining the magnitude of the effect Mark Hughes, Professor Wood Technology, Aalto University (FI) DO WOODEN BUILDING MATERIALS AFFECT INDOOR AIR QUALITY? Indoors human wellbeing is not only affected by the climatic conditions but also by the concentrations of volatile organic compounds (VOC). Sources of these VOCs might be building materials, furniture, human activities or the outside air. For wood products, this is of fundamental importance, as wood as an organic material can contain a number of substances that are volatile under normal conditions - the typical smell of pine wood is one of them. My presentation will cover regulations for construction products as well as on indoor air quality and how wood materials perform in this context. Dr. Martin Ohlmeyer, Head of Unit Human Health and Consumer Protection, Thünen Institute of Wood Research (DE) WOOD AND HEALTH FROM AN ARCHITEC’S PERSPECTIVE Pi Ekblom is an Architect and Responsible for Development of Wood at White Architects. Her focus is in the field of wood as an ecological material, with benefits in human health, architectural design and building processes. On “Build In Wood” she will focus on the health aspects of wood and how it affects the people experiencing the architecture based on studies and experiences from White Architects’ many wood projects. Pi Ekblom, Development Manager Wood & Architect, White Architects (SE)

DAY 2 – TRACKS 23 MAY 2019 TRACK 5: LIFE OF WOOD 13.20-14.50

Durability is a key consideration in the use of wood in construction and the lack thereof has often been cited as one of the ”disadvantages” of wood. However, should a wood construction fail, perhaps it is more related to the way it was built than the material itself. This track introduces you to solutions if problems should arise. It also introduces you to another perspective, how wood develops on outdoor facades and why that might not be a bad thing. Moderator: Mikael Koch, Director, Træinformation THE RISK OF BIODETERIORATION OF MODERN TIMBER CONSTRUCTIONS - INCREASED AWARENESS, KNOWLEDGE AND RISK MANAGEMENT SHOWN BY THE EXAMPLE OF TIMBER FACADES Building in wood is fantastical, but it demands that the risk for biodeterioration must be taken into consideration during the whole planning period. Architects and builders must be able to identify the main causal agency in any instance and sharpen the risk awareness. Modern building technics, modern combinations of material and timber products may result in unexpected rise of moisture damages inside the constructions. The risk for biodeterioration of wood will be shown by the example of wooden facades. Angela Steinfurth, Vice Director, Goritas & Master of science (M. Sc.) Wood science and technology, Dipl.-Holzwirt NATURAL WEATHERING COLORS OF WOOD FACADES DEVELOPED IN DANISH CLIMATE The interactions of building and façade design, wood quality, climate and microfungi will over time develop the color finishes of unpainted wood facades in processes collectively referred to as weathering. This lecture discusses the weathering colors of the wood facades at Lisbjerg Bakke north of Århus and the combined showroom and outdoor wood weathering laboratory to be constructed at Superwood Headquartes in Hampen. Majbrit Hirche, Architect, Ph.D.

DAY 2 – TRACKS 23 MAY 2019 TRACK 6: FOREST & DOCUMENTATION 13.20-14.50

Wood is a renewable resource that plays an important role in meeting UN’s Sustainable Development Goals. In this track, following questions will be elaborated on: What is the status of the forest areas in Denmark and around the world? What role does certification of the wood play and what should we consider while choosing material? Moderator: Rob Marsh, Head of Sustainability, C.F. Møller USING TIMBER AND ITS CIRCULARITY Timber is a renewable material with low environmental impact that captures, recycles and sequestrates large amounts of CO2 pollution . Timber buildings in the circular economy can lock greenhouse gasses away for centuries, supporting long term aims for carbon neutrality. Rob Marsh, Head of Sustainability, C.F. Møller CURRENT CONDITIONS OF THE SUSTAINABILITY OF DANISH FORESTS AND DOCUMENTATION OF WOOD RESOURCES Hear about the current conditions of the Danish forests and how the sustainability is measured. Vivian Kvist Johannsen will also go through different documentation approaches and provide a crucial understanding of what to take into account when choosing between different wood products as a construction material. Vivian Kvist Johannsen, Head of Division at University of Copenhagen of Forest, Nature and Biomass ASSURANCE OF LEGAL AND SUSTAINABLE FOREST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES There is an increasing focus on legal and sustainable timber supply chains in the building sector. Michael K Jakobsen will talk about how businesses can avoid risks in their timber supply chains and establish responsible sourcing practices that meet market demands by implementing due diligence practices and through sourcing of certified timber products. Michael K Jakobsen, Customer Relations Manager, Nepcon

DAY 2 – PROGRAM 23 MAY 2019 14.50 NETWORKING BREAK IN THE EXHIBITION AREA 15.10

INVESTING IN WOOD COMPETENCIES Building competencies is crucial in order for the construction industry to move towards sustainable solutions and timber buildings. “Arkitema Timber” was established to enhance the exchange of knowledge and experiences within the company and to create a close collaboration with clients, consultants, manufacturers, academia, and industry organizations. Now in its second year it Arkitema Timber continues to grow and forms a key part of the company´s business plan. Hear Arkitema discuss about their experiences about the transition, focus areas and experiences so far. Daniela Grotenfelt, Senior Consultant Sustainability & Architect, Arkitema

15.45

THE FUTURE IS LIGHT! – MORE EFFICIENT AND CLIMATE FRIENDLY CONSTRUCTION WITH WOOD With all of its environmental benefits, wood is an obvious material for realizing the huge amount of housing that is going to be built across Denmark in the coming years. But how do we ensure that building in wood also becomes economically sustainable? Through examples of ongoing and future projects, Jonas Sangberg will demonstrate how constructing in wood can increase the building industry’s efficiency. Jonas Sangberg, Creative Director and Owner, Sangberg

16.20

CLOSING REMARKS BY CONFERENCIER

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PARTNERS

CONFIRMED EXHIBITORS Advantage Austria • Binderholz Bausysteme GmbH • DBI - Dansk Brand- og Sikringsteknisk Institut • Ergodomus Timber Engineering • Fermacell • Goritas • Kebony • Keflico • KLH Massivholz GmbH • Rambøll • Rotho Blass • SiteCover • Superwood • Taasinge Elementer • Woodfac • ZÜBLIN Timber FOR MORE INFORMATION: WWW.BUILDINWOOD.COM 15

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BUILD IN WOOD 2019 TIME & PLACE 22 & 23 May 2019 in Docken, FĂŚrgehavnsvej 35, 2150 Nordhavn REGISTRATION EARLY BIRD: if you sign up before April 26 2019: 3,995,Sign up after April 26 2019: 4,495,The registration fee includes all sessions, lunch, refreshments and available documentation. All prices are in DKK and exclusive VAT GROUP DISCOUNT When registering more than three persons at the same time you can receive a discount, please contact us at (+45) 2297 1400 for prices and opportunities. REGISTER NOW To register for the conference the best and quickest way is to fill in the online registration form on buildinwood.dk. We also accept bookings by post, Tel: (+45) 35 25 35 45 and e-mail: info@insightevents.dk. Once we have received your registration you will receive an invoice. Your registration is binding. CANCELLATION All cancellations must be submitted in writing. All cancellations received by 6 May 2019 are subject to an administrative charge of 10 percent of the registration fee. All cancellations received between 7 May and 20 May 2019 are subject to an administrative charge of 50 percent of the registration fee. We regret that cancellations received after 20 May 2019 cannot be refunded or credited and the full fee will be due for ALL registrations submitted. Substitute delegates are welcome at any time. All substitutions must be received in writing. www.buildinwood.com info@buildinggreen.eu +45 35 25 35 45 Produceret 100 % bionedbrydeligt af KLS PurePrint A/S, undtagen indbinding.