| Politics, laws, regulations and public plans form the basis for society and the building sector. As a basis for, but also a barrier towards innovations these are very important for the wooden industry. What are they and how should they be used for further initiating progress in the sustainable built environment? |
Our understanding of building products has moved from a physical goods to a combined digital, physical and descriptive clusters that allow for greater complexity, better customization and easy, intelligent fabrication. |
Ever more complex, technologically advanced buildings still need to be adapted to the local context and raised by skilled workers on site. From Health and safety to site adaptation and efficient building strategies, the building site is changing. |
08:30
Chair’s Opening Words
Ingerid Helsing Almaas, DOGATrondheim’s climate plan – a roadmap to a low emissions city.
Chin-Yu Lee, City of Trondheim (NO)
From political promises on ecological qualities to a technology oriented international competitive industry. How do we make it?
Heidi Finstad, Treindustrien (NO)
Wood based building products, from import to production in Norway. What are the recipe to success?
Arne Jebsen, Hunton (NO)
Summary and Closing
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08:30
Chair’s Opening Words
Aasmund Bunkholt, Trefokus
Innovative folded timber structures.
Christophe Robeller, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology EPFL (CH)
Parametric product development for wood-based SMEs: Residential Stair Example.
Pasi Aalto, NTNU (NO)
A parametric toolkit for advanced timber structures.
John Mork, NTNU (NO)
Summary and Closing
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08:30
Chair’s Opening Words
Audhild Kvam, Enova
CLT allows fast construction process and attractive working environment.
Sigbjørn Faanes, Veidekke (NO)
Reducing emissions produced through construction phase. What will the building site of the future look like?
Julie Lyslo Skullestad, Asplan Viak (NO)
Design and building process in refurbished buildings.
Karin Hagen, Ratio Architects (NO)
Summary and Closing
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10:00
Coffee break in the exhibition area
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Wood in Society
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Materials and Solutions
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Design to Contracting
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A4
Project Costs and Market Perspectives
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B4
Risk and Challenges
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C4
End User
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| A critical success factor for market breakthrough and healthy business is professional actors and competitive project costs. The market for wood based products and solutions is increasing as a response to climate change, but are competitiveness and market perspectives strong enough? |
Certain subjects are still a risk factor in design of wooden multistory buildings. Fire safety and sound transmissions are the most prominent. Wind-induced vibration in tall timber buildings is another subject. How can these risks be reduced? |
In time and on budget” is no longer the standard. Good projects focus on buildings where the end users thrive, become part of daily life and contribute to their surroundings beyond the scope of the project itself. |
10:30
Chair’s Opening Words
Aasmund Bunkholt, Trefokus
Business models in wood building industry in Norway.
Tom Johnstad, NTNU (NO)
Critical success factors determining economic health of wood house producers.
Tobias Schauerte, Linnaeus University (SE)
Does elements of nature have a healing effect?
Anders Nyrud, NMBU (NO)
Structural materials selection for multi-floor buildings: life cycle perspective.
Lizhen Huang, NTNU (NO)
Summary and Closing
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10:30
Chair’s Opening Words
Hans Olav Delviken, DIFI
Brannsikkerhet i høye byggverk med trekonstruksjoner. Har vi tilstrekkelig grunnlag for preaksepterte ytelser?
Vidar Stenstad, DIBK (NO)
Fire-impregnated wood – Possibilities, usage and the importance of correct product documentation.
Andreas Sveningsson, Woodify (NO)
Risikovurderinger i forhold til lydisolasjon – erfaringer fra bransjen.
Kjell Nordmark, Brekke og Strand (NO)
Structures and wind-induced vibration in tall timber buildings.
Anders Bjørnfot, NMBU (NO)
Summary and Closing
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10:30
Chair’s Opening Words
Audhild Kvam, Enova
Four houses with 230 apartments are going to be built on top of a decking over three different tunnel roofs in central Stockholm (Hagastaden). Who are the clients?
Anna Öberg, Folkhem Trä (SE)
The building stock as a resource reserve: on the life of buildings from cradle to grave.
Satu Huuhka, Tampere Technical University (FI)
Green retail concept not only offers customers healthy items, but also statuate responsible for a greener future.
Ivar Sølberg, Norgesgruppen (NO)
Summary and Closing
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12:00
Coffee break in the exhibition area
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12:20
Joint session – Closing notes
Chair: Mark Isitt
Plenum discussion: Contractors in the private sector – ready for the green shift?
Hans Aasnæs, Senior Vise President Umoe AS
Sandra Frank, Marketing Director Folkhem
Pål Magnus Aglen, CEO Veidekke Eiendom Region Nord
Ingerid Helsing Almaas, Architect DOGA
Per Jæger, CEO Norwegian Home Builders’ Assosiation
Presenting Forum Wood Nordic 2018
Tobias Schauerte
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13:00
Grab N Go Lunch
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| Thank you all for your participation at Wood Building Nordic! |
