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1. International Holzbau-Forum Nordic Växjö 12 (IHN 2012) | Nordic Wood Construction Conference 30–31st of August 2012 | Linnaeus University Växjö

Organizers Aalto University Helsinki (AUH) (FI)Berner Fachhochschule (BFH) (CH)Hochschule Rosenheim (HS Ro) (DE)Linnaeus University (LNU) (SE)Nordic Wooden Cities (SE, DK, FI)Technische Universität München (TUM) (DE)Trästad 2012 Växjö (SE) University of British Columbia (UBC) (CA)Vienna University of Technology (TUW) (AT)Växjö kommun/Municipality of Växjö (SE)VäxjöSamtalet (SE)

Premium PartnersFermacell (DE)MADEexpo (IT)Pavatex (CH)

Associate Partners Framtidens trähusfabrik (SE)Sintef (NO)SP Trätek (SE)

SponsorsCBBT, Centrum för Byggande och Boende med Trä (SE)Kouvola City (FI)Nordic Wooden Cities (SE, DK, FI) Trästad 2012 Växjö (SE)VäxjöSamtalet (SE)Växjö kommun/Municipality of Växjö (SE)

Contributors Aimo Ahti, City Manager, Entreprenneurial Affairs,Kouvola stad (FI) Kristina Alsér, Landshövding i Kronobergs län/Govenor of the County of Kronoberg (SE)Hans Andrén, Projektkorrdinator/Project Coordinator, Trästad 2012 Växjö/ Växjö Kommunföretag AB/VäxjöSamtalet (SE)Jesper Arfvidsson, Professor, Lund TH (SE)Johan Bergh, Forskningsledare/Project manager, Future Forest (SE) Andrea Bernasconi, heig-vd/HES-SO (CH) Joakim Bjurström, VD/CEO, LEANAB (SE)Bas Boellaard, Konstruktör/Designer, Martinsons Byggsystem AB (SE)Mattias Brännström, PhD, Stora Enso (SE)Aasmund Bunkholt, Dagligledare/CEO, Trefokus, (NO)

Yrsa Cronhjort, Koordinator/Coordinator, Aalto University (FI)Ludger Dederich, VD/CEO, Holzbau Deutschland Institut (DE)Ambrose Dodoo, PhD, Forskningsingenjör/PhD Research Engineer, Linnaeus University (SE)Mikael Eliasson, Utvecklingsdirektör/Development Director, Setra Group (SE)Lars Eliasson, Tek. Lic./Technology Licentiate, Linnaeus University (SE)Catherina Fored, Förbundsdirektör/CEO, Sveriges Arkitekter (SE) Alexander Gumpp, VD/CEO, Gumpp & Meier GmbH (DE)Anders Gustafsson, M. Sc. SP Trä (SE)Leif Gustavsson, Professor, Linnaeus University (SE)Patrik Hjelm, Fastighetschef/Property Manager, Videum AB (SE)Johanna Holm Bodin, Arkitekt SAR/MSA/Architect SAR/MSA, Basark (SE) Kerstin Johansen, PhD, Universitetslektor/ PhD, Ass. Prof. Linköping University (SE)Carl-Johan Johansson, Senior Advisor, SP Trä (SE)Kimmo Järvinen, Managing Director, Finnish Wood Research (FI)Matti Kairi, Professor, Aalto University, Helsingfors (FI)Markku Karjalainen, Development Manager, Ministry of Employment and the Economy (FI)Michael Keller, Director Project Sales, Züblin Bau (DE)Simone Kreutzer, Civilingenjör, Certifierad passivhusexpert/MSc in Engineering, IG Passivhus (SE)Stefan Lindbäck, VD/CEO, Lindbäcks bygg (SE)Greger Lindgren, Teknisk chef/Technical Director, Martinsons Byggsystem AB (SE)Anders Lindgren, VD/CEO, AR-BYGG, Umeåhem (SE)Knut Magnar Sandland, Dr.Sceint/Avdelningsledare/DSc, Head of Department, Klimatre (NO)Florian Nagler, Arkitekt/Architect, Florian Nagler Architekten GmbH (DE)Helena Nilsson, Områdesansvarig, näringslivsutveckling/Area Manager, Business Development, Regionförbundet Kalmar (SE)Anders Q. Nyrud, PhD, Forskningsledare/PhD Reasearch Leader, Norsk Treteknisk Institutt (NO)Hans Palmqvist, Projektledare/Project Manager, Derome Mark&Bostad (SE)Henriette Salvesen, Arkitekt/Architect, DivA Arkitekter (NO)Tobias Schauerte, PhD, Universitetslektor/PhD Ass. Prof., Linnaeus University (SE)Ralph Schläpfer, Dipl. ingenjör, VD/MSc in Engineering, CEO, Lignatur (CH)Erik Serrano, Professor, Linnaeus University (SE)Lars Stehn, Professor, Luleå TU (SE)Saara Taalas, Professor, Linnaeus University (SE)Henrik Teleman, Konsthallschef/Art gallery Director Director, Virserum konsthall (SE)Erland Ullstad, Processledare/Process Manager, Trästad 2012 Sydost (SE)Walter Unterrainer, Professor, Direktör/Professor, Director, Umeå School of Architecture (SE)Alexander Van de Beld, Arkitekt/Architect, Onix (NL)Johan Vessby, PhD, Universitetslektor/PhD, Ass. Prof., Linnaeus University (SE)Fredrik von Platen, Senior Adviser (SE)Sara Westin, Arkitekt/Architect, Uppsala University (SE)Stefan Winter, Professor, Aalto University (FI) /TU München (DE)Johan Åhlén, VD/CEO, Moeleven Töreboda (SE)

1. International Holzbau-Forum Nordic Växjö 12 (IHN 2012) | Nordic Wood Construction Conference 30–31st of August 2012 | Linnaeus University VäxjöI would like to register for the International Holzbau-Forum Nordic 12 (IHN 2012) the 30–31st of August, 2012.

Select which blocks you wish to take part in. Thursday, 30th of August 2012

Block 1: Timber building in Scandinavia and Europe: State of the art.

Block 2: Energy, timber & climate.

Block 3: Industrialised construction of high timber building.

Block 4: Housing – new construction.

Block 5: Building systems for high-rise timber constructions.

Block 6: Housing – existing apartment stock.

Block 7: Production in single-family homes companies demands new thinking: higher value for less work!

Friday, 31st of August 2012

Block 8: Architecture of Necessity.

Block 9: Education and Academy.

Block 10: Energy.

Block 11: Build big!

Block 12: Europe and Scandinavia: what can we learn from each other?

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The entire program, 30–31st of August 2012 € 395.- / SEK 3'450.- / CHF 475.-

Thursday, 30th of August 2012 € 275.- / SEK 2'350.- / CHF 330.-

Friday, 31st of August 2012 € 125.- / SEK 1'100.- / CHF 150.-

Student, both days (including food and coffee) € 95.- / SEK 1'920.- / CHF 115.-

Student, both days (excluding food and coffee) € 10.- / SEK 1'100.- / CHF 12.-

Program on Wednesday , 29th of August (incl. food) € 59.- / SEK 1'500.- / CHF 71.-

AllpricesareexclusiveofVAT.

Register via fax +46 (0)470 76 85 40 or at www.forum-holzbau.se

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DateWednesday, 29th of August 201215.00 Pre-conference activities. We will see several of Växjö’s timber buildings.19.00 Linnaeus dinner. Thursday, 30th of August 201208.00 Registration and coffee in the foyer of M house.08.30 Welcome and introduction.08.40 Block 1: Timber building in Scandinavia and Europe: State of the art.11.10 Block 2: Energy, timber & climate.14.30 Block 3: Industrialised construction of high timber building.14.30 Block 4: Housing – new construction.16.45 Block 5: Building systems for high-rise timber constructions.16.45 Block 6: Housing – existing apartment stock.16.45 Block 7: Production in single-family homes companies demands new thinking: higher value for less work!

Fredag, 31st of August 201208.15 Block 8: Architecture of Necessity.08.15 Block 9: Education and Academy. 10.20 Block 10: Energy.10.20 Block 11: Build big!12.30 Block 12: Europe and Scandinavia: what can we learn from each other?

LocationLinnéuniversitetet/Linnaeus UniversityM house /N house, Lückligs plats 1, SE-351 95 Växjö

AccommodationHotel information may be found on: www.forum-holzbau.se orsv.hotels.com/de1272866/hotell-i-vaxjo-sverige/

RegulationsRegistrations should be made in writing, by fax, or on the website. For any cancellation less than one week before the event, a cancellation fee of 50% of the cost will be charged. If cancellation is later than 4 days before the start of the event or in the case of a no-show, the full costs of the conference will need to be paid. Another person may take the place of the registered participant. Space is limited.

InformationHans Andrén Tobias SchauerteProject Coordinator, Associate Professor IndustrialTrästad 2012 Växjö Engineering and Marketing VäxjöSamtalet School of Engineeringtel. +46 705 29 85 00 Linnaeus [email protected] tel. +46 470 70 88 24 [email protected]

Register no later than August 24th, 2012.

1. International Holzbau-Forum Nordic Växjö 12 (IHN 2012) | Nordic Wood Construction Conference New construction in a new age | Good homes for small households at a reasonable price 30–31st of August 2012 | Linnaeus University Växjö

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New construction in a new age Building construction in Sweden is a slow process and is expensive; a problem that almost certainly exists in the rest of Scandinavia as well as in other parts of Europe. Building costs are in line with inflated house prices and leave a produc-tivity growth rate at a very low level.This primarily affects our young people, senior citizens and single people who are all part of the small household category. With increased competition, more local actors, and most importantly the industrialisation of timber construction we can create a market that provides good homes for small households.

Below, an outline of the preliminary program for the first International Holzbau-Forum Nordic in Växjö 12, Sweden, is presented. Each block is made up of three or four presentations followed by a panel discussion.

The lectures will be held mostly in English.

Wednesday, 29th of August 2012

15.00 Pre-conference activities. We will visit several of Växjö’s timber buildings within central Växjö,

including:

• VälleBroar–TheModernWoodenCity. • Portvakten,8storeytimberconstruction,64apartments, solidwoodbeams. • Limnologen,8storeytimberbuildings,134apartments. • Välludden,4–5storeytimberbuildings,apartments/condominiums. • Södra Climate Arena,15kwh/m2/year,solidwoodbeam construction. •Uppfinnaren,4–5storeyofficebuilding,solidwoodbeams. • HusM,15,000m2facilitiesattheUniversity. • HusN,7,000m2facilitiesattheUniversity. • ÖstraLugnet. • Biskopshagen.

19.00 Linnaeus dinner. Separateregistrationisrequired.

Thursday, 30th of August 2012 Mini-buses shuttle from the city centre/hotels starting at 07.45.

08.00 Registration and coffee in the foyer of M house.CoffeeprovidedbyTrästad2012Växjö.

08.30 Welcome and introduction.HansAndrén,Trästad2012Växjö/VäxjöKommunföretagAB/VäxjöSamtalet(SE) KristinaAlsér,GovernoroftheCountyofKronoberg(SE)

Block 1: Timber building in Scandinavia and Europe: State of the art The role of timber building differs from country to country. How has it developed in the Nordic and other European Countries over the past years? What is the position of timber construction today and how do we want it to develop and how must it be developed in the future? Chair:MattiKairi,AaltoUniversity,Helsingfors(FI)

08.40 Sweden.RepresentativefromSwedishFederationofConsultingEngineers andArchitects(SE)

09.05 Finland.

MarkkuKarjalainen,MinistryofEmploymentandtheEconomy(FI)

09.30 Norway.AasmundBunkholt,TreFokus,(NO)

09.55 Timber structures in Europe.MichaelKeller,ZüblinBau(DE)

10.15 Panel discussion.

10.40 Coffee in the exhibition hall.CoffeeprovidedbytheMunicipalityofVäxjö.

Block 2: Energy, timber & climate In these presentations you will learn more about the important role the forest plays in timber construction and how the use of energy can be planned based on a lifecycle perspective. Chair:KnutMagnarSandland,Klimatre(NO)

11.10 The forest’s role in timber construction.JohanBergh,FutureForest(SE)

11.35 Lifecycle primary energy use of buildings.

LeifGustavsson,LinnaeusUniversity(SE)

12.30 Lunch.

16.45 Martinson’s building system.BasBoellaard,MartinsonsByggsystemAB(SE)

17.00 The Moelven building system Trä8.JohanÅhlén,Moelven(SE)

17.15 The Stora Enso building system.MattiasBrännström,StoraEnso(SE)

17.30 CBBT’s building system.HansPalmqvist,Derome,Mark&Bostad(SE)

Block 6: Housing – existing apartment stock All new building techniques and projects impact existing housing. In thisblock, we will take a closer look at this influence with help from professionalsin the field. Chair:CatherinaFored,SverigesArkitekter(SE)

16.15 Existing apartment stock, accessibillity and an ageing population.JohannaHolmBodin,Basark(SE)

16.45 Extension example: Umeå.AndersLindgren,AR-BYGG,Umeåhem(SE)

17.15 Renovation, densification, change – using timber element systems! YrsaCronhjort,AaltoUniversity(FI)

Block 7: Production in single-family home companies demands new thinking: higher value for less work! Starting with the market and the consumer’s needs, products and productions have to be developed to satisfy those needs. That is nothing revolutionary in itself; however, producers of one- and two-family houses work very tradition-ally when manufacturing their products. How can the linkage between the market, the product and the production be improved to add greater value for the consumer, whilst reducing the amount of work required?Chair:SaaraTaalas,LinnaeusUniversity(SE)

16.15 Market-based: Focus on customer preferences.AndersQ.Nyrud,NorskTretekniskInstitutt(NO)

16.45 Development of products and their production: greater efficiency measures in SMEs.KerstinJohansen,LinköpingUniversity(SE)

17.15 The right component at the right time of the right quantity. The future’s prefabricators demand “Just In Time!”.LarsEliasson,LinnaeusUniversity(SE)

18.30 Activities in the exhibition hall.

19.30 Dinner.

19.30 Mini buses shuttle to city centre/hotels until 24.00.

Block 3: Industrialised construction of high timber buildings The industrialisation of timber construction makes it more efficient. In thisblock you will receive information about how the LEAN-technique is used –both inside and outside of the construction industry.Chair:Carl-JohanJohansson,SPTrä(SE)

14.00 LEAN in the timber industry: How can we make the building of high buildings in timber more efficient? StefanLindbäck,Lindbäcksbygg(SE)

14.25 The new culture of timber construction – the outstanding quality of sophisticated prefabrication.AlexanderGumpp,Gumpp&Meier(DE)

14.50 What should I do on a daily basis to ensure that LEAN really func-tions? Create a process of continuous improvement that provides results every day!JoakimBjurström,LEANAB(SE)

Block 4: Housing – new construction New construction in the housing industry faces major challenges, as a new era demands new solutions. Listen to how experience is used to develop the construction process. This block also includes an introduction of the upcom-ing project “Good homes for small households at a reasonable price”.Chair:SaraWestin,UppsalaUniversity(SE)

14.00 Why don’t we build more?FredrikvonPlaten(SE)

14.25 Småland as a centre of industrialised construction?HelenaNilsson,RegionförbundetKalmarlän(SE)

14.50 Good housing for small households at a reasonable price. ErlandUllstad,Trästad2012Sydost(SE)

15.45 Coffee in the exhibitionCoffeeprovidedbyNordicWoodenCities.

Block 5: Building systems for high-rise timber constructions There are many techniques for the construction of timber high-rise build-ings. Take part in this block where experts tell us about timber construction’s various methods and the benefits of certain techniques, compared with the industry’s standard technique. Chair:AndersGustafsson,SPTrä(SE)

16.15 Industry branch standard for construction of high-rise buildings?KimmoJärvinen,FinnishWoodResearch(FI)

16.30 The Lignatur building system.RalphSchläpfer,Lignatur(CH)

Friday 31st of August 2012 Mini-buses shuttle from the city centre/hotels starting at 07.45.

08.00 Registration and coffee in the foyer of M house. CoffeeprovidedbyVäxjöSamtalet.

Block 8: Architecture of Necessity Timber as a building material means a great deal to our climate issues with its characteristic of lowering CO2 emissions and good energy values throughout its entire cycle: from factory production to construction site and through all its phases of use. But how important is timber in relation to the ever-growing concept of "Architecture of Necessity"? Chair:HenrikTeleman,Virserumkonsthall(SE)

08.15 Architecture of Necessity.FlorianNagler,FlorianNaglerArchitektenGmbH(DE)

08.35 Architecture of Necessity.

AlexanderVandeBeld,Onix(NL)

08.55 Architecture of Necessity.HenrietteSalvesen,DivAArkitekter(NO)

09.15 Architecture of Necessity.WalterUnterrainer,UmeåSchoolofArchitecture(SE)

Block 9: Education and Academy In order to improve timber construction on all possible fronts, requires not only basic knowledge, but also cutting edge skills within the relevant areas. How can such knowledge be built up and distributed for the public good?Chair:ErikSerrano,LinnaeusUniversity(SE)

08.15 Expert competence for sustainable timber construction.JohanVessby,LinnaeusUniversity(SE)

08.40 Education and team building – preconditions for outstanding

quality of timber structures.StefanWinter,AaltoUniversity(FI)/TUMünchen(DE)

09.05 How can research contribute to greater efficiency? New models in focus.LarsStehn,LuleåTU(SE)

09.55 Coffee in the exhibition hall. CoffeeprovidedbyTrästad2012Växjö.

Block 10: Energy The use of energy has turned into a central issue in society as well as the construc-tion industry. How can we construct energy efficient timber buildings and meet challenges such as dampness, for example, without compromising living quality? Chair:StefanWinter,AaltoUniversity(FI)/TUMünchen(DE)

10.20 Ventilation & heating of energy efficient timber buildings.AmbroseDodoo,LinnaeusUniversity(SE)

10.45 How do we create damp proof and energy efficient timber buildings?JesperArfvidsson,LundTH(SE)

11.05 N house as an example: Energy efficient and certified!PatrikHjelm,VideumAB(SE)

Passive building techniques in the Södra Climate Arena.SimoneKreutzer,igpassivhus(SE)

Block 11: Build big! This block describes some of the larger timber construction projects that will inspire us to “think big”. Chair:HansAndrén,Trästad2012Växjö/VäxjöKommunföretagAB/VäxjöSamtalet(SE)

10.20 Big in the urban environment. JohanÅhlen,Moelven(NO)

10.45 Big in the urban environment.

GregerLindgren,MartinsonsByggsystemAB(SE)

11.05 4×9 in Milan.AndreaBernasconi,heig-vd/HES-SO(CH)

12.00 Coffee in the exhibition hall. CoffeeprovidedbyLinnaeusUniversity.

Block 12: Europe and Scandinavia: what can we learn from each other? When in Rome, do as the Romans do! This should also be true within the construction industry, when a company tries to launch their products on foreign markets. Yet, export related problems have always occurred, often based on ignorance of the new market, or a nonchalant attitude toward other’s ways. How can we get closer to each other and take a greater market share that we should be taking from other materials?Chair:TobiasSchauerte,LinnaeusUniversity(SE)

12.30 What are the differences and why do they exist?LudgerDederich,HolzbauDeutschlandInstitut(DE)

12.55 What are the differences and why do they exist?

MikaelEliasson,SetraGroup(SE)

13.20 Conclusion and presentation of next year’s conference in Kouvola (FI)TobiasSchauerte,LinnaeusUniversity(SE);MattiKairi,UniversityofAalto(FI);HansAndrén,Trästad2012Växjö/VäxjöKommun-företagAB/VäxjöSamtalet(SE);AimoAhti,Kouvolastad(FI)

13.30 Lunch.

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