Conferences & workshops
Tuesday 17 Oct
09:00
09:15
Introduction conference by the co-organizers
Christophe MATHIEU, Directeur généralInstitut technologique FCBA, Stéphane RENOUX, CEO, FPInnovations.
- Plenary Session 1 : “Decarbonising the construction sector with wood”
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09:15
09:20
Opening of the plenary “Decarbonising the construction sector with wood”
Dominique WEBER, Session Président and member of Comité Stratégique de Filière Bois, France
- Plenary Session 1 : “Decarbonising the construction sector with wood”
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09:20
09:40
Speaker to come
- Plenary Session 1 : “Decarbonising the construction sector with wood”
09:40
10:00
Our challenges to decarbonise mid-rise and high-rise buildings in Japan
Takashi IMAMURA, Director, Building Guidance Division, Housing Bureau Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (MLIT), JAPAN
- Plenary Session 1 : “Decarbonising the construction sector with wood”
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- - The Government of Japan has declared that Japan will aim at realising carbon neutrality by 2050. We have recognised the importance of improved use of sustainable low-carbon materials including wood, by using a “whole life cycle” buildings approach in design and considering the circularity in the renovation and construction of buildings. In Japan, some 90 percent of single-family houses are wooden. However, as for mid-rise and high-rise housing and other buildings, the percentage is still less than 10 percent. In order to promote the use of wood in those buildings, there have been increasing calls for further rationalisation of the fire safety regulations. The regulations for wooden buildings have been relaxed step-by-step, based on the evidence confirmed through experimental studies. In the past, the scale of wooden apartment houses was limited to 2 stories. After the millennium, however, wooden buildings with fire-resistive coverings have been treated as fire-resistive buildings, which can be built anywhere regardless of the scale or the occupancy. In 2022, the building code was further revised to realise large-scale wooden buildings without such fire-resistive coverings.
10:00
10:20
Examples from Europe and beyond of wood’s ability to decarbonise the built environment and assist in delivering net zero
Paul BRANNEN, EOS/CEI-Bois, Public Affairs Director, Europe
- Plenary Session 1 : “Decarbonising the construction sector with wood”
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10:20
10:30
Questions / Answers
- Plenary Session 1 : “Decarbonising the construction sector with wood”
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10:30
11:00
Coffee Break
- Plenary Session 1 : “Decarbonising the construction sector with wood”
11:00
11:20
We can reach Climate-neutral construction by 2030
Josephine NELLERUP, Malmö City,Urban planning strategist, Sweden
- Plenary Session 1 : “Decarbonising the construction sector with wood”
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- - The construction sector accounts for a large part of the cities´climate impact. It´s urgent to change the use of materials within the building and construction sector if the climate change should not become radical. In order not to exceed the 1,5 degree target, we must reach climate neutrality by 2030 and it is accivable. I will give you how we work together with the industry to reach netzero in the city of Malmö.
11:20
11:40
Embodied Carbon and Wood Construction in Vancouver
Patrick ENRIGHT, Vancouver City, Senior Green Building Engineer, Canada.
- Plenary Session 1 : “Decarbonising the construction sector with wood”
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11:40
12:00
In process
- Plenary Session 1 : “Decarbonising the construction sector with wood”
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12:00
12:15
Questions / Answers
- Plenary Session 1 : “Decarbonising the construction sector with wood”
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12:15
14:00
Lunch
- Plenary Session 1 : “Decarbonising the construction sector with wood”
14:00
14:30
Inspirational Keynote : “Innovation and Evolution in Timber Design : An engineer’s perspective on architectural collaborations”
Greg KINGSLEY, KL&A Engineers and Builders, President CEO, USA.
- Plenary Session 1 : “Decarbonising the construction sector with wood”
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- - The presenta on will draw on examples from three disparate wood projects connected by consistent themes in philosophy of design. The first is the Aspen Art Museum in Colorado by architect Shigeru Ban. The wood space frame roof structure, unique in the world, went through mul ple design itera ons, and ul mately required innova ve use of custom hardwood plywood. The second is a curvilinear wood sculpture that forms the drama c entry to the Viceroy Palm Jumeirah in Dubai, UAE. This 3-story tall structure was completely prefabricated in pieces small enough to be brought in through the front door and assembled by hand. The third project is a simple, mass mber office building in Denver Colorado. Though5ul collabora on with fabricators and builders resulted in one of the most economical mass mber buildings in the U.S. at the me. All three will be presented while highligh ng common threads and lessons learned that can be brought to bear in the design of any wood structure.
14:30
14:55
Opening of the plenary “Unlocking new markets for wood in the built environment”
Stéphan de FAY, Director of Grand Paris Amenagement, France.
- Plenary Session 2 : “Unlocking new markets for wood in the built environment”
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14:35
14:55
Radical Transparency: expanding markets story through numbers
Rachael JAMISON American Wood Council, Vice President of Markets & Sustainability, USA / Heather STEGNER American Wood Council, Vice President of Communications & Educational Outreach, USA.
- Plenary Session 2 : “Unlocking new markets for wood in the built environment”
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- - The built environment is a major source of embodied carbon. If done thoughtfully, it can be transformed into a significant opportunity for global reduction and carbon storage. As policymakers, architects, designers and builders explore avenues for decarbonizing the built environment, they are looking for data and data transparency tools that accurately calculate the impacts of a whole building and the pros/cons of choosing one building material over another. The American Wood Council (AWC) has taken a lead role in the U.S. in researching and collecting product level LCA data for American wood products to quantitatively demonstrate the embodied carbon and stored carbon attributes that come from specifying wood products in buildings, from single family homes to multi-story commercial structures. The data AWC is collecting promises to support the expansion of markets for wood products by offering robust data on the reduced embodied carbon and significant stored carbon benefits of the products.
14:55
15:15
In progress
Société Générale, RSE Director, France
- Plenary Session 2 : “Unlocking new markets for wood in the built environment”
15:15
15:35
Opportunity to realize Sustainable Forestry value chain in Japan
Toru SAWADA, Founder and CEO, Brighten Japan, Inc. Senior Executive Fellow, Industrial Growth Platform, Inc. Former Senior Managing Executive Officer, SUMITOMO MITSUI BANKING CORPORATION
- Plenary Session 2 : “Unlocking new markets for wood in the built environment”
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- - Based on the current situation, he will explore the possibility to realize Sustainable Forestry value chain in the future. Historically, Japan implemented afforestation in response to a surge in housing demand after WWII, but imported lumber increased its market share beginning in the 1960s. Today, in response to the government's policy of promoting domestic timber, self-sufficiency in lumber has increased to 40%, but there is room to improve domestic forestry value chain. Based on the knowledge gained in the financial sector, he will present a hypothesis for reconstructing the value chain of wood production, distribution, and utilization in collaboration with various companies and stakeholders.
15:35
15:45
Questions / Answers
- Plenary Session 2 : “Unlocking new markets for wood in the built environment”
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15:45
16:15
Coffee Break
- Plenary Session 2 : “Unlocking new markets for wood in the built environment”
16:15
16:35
Coming soon
Frédéric VERREAULT, Chantiers Chibougamau - Nordic Structures, Executive Director, Canada
- Plenary Session 2 : “Unlocking new markets for wood in the built environment”
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16:35
16:55
Speech by Béatrice LIEVRE-THERY
Béatrice LIEVRE-THERY, SOGEPROM, CEO, France
- Plenary Session 2 : “Unlocking new markets for wood in the built environment”
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16:55
17:10
Questions / Answers
- Plenary Session 2 : “Unlocking new markets for wood in the built environment”
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17:10
17:30
Conclusion president session
- Plenary Session 2 : “Unlocking new markets for wood in the built environment”
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Wednesday 18 Oct
09:00
09:05
Opening of the plenary “Emerging mid and high rise timber construction projects worldwide”
Marjan HESSAMFAR, DPLG, Architect, France
- Plenary Session 3 : “Emerging mid and high rise timber construction projects worldwide”
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09:05
09:25
Growth and Regrowth – Limberlost Place and the use of Timber in Ontario.
Carol PHILLIPS, Moriyama & Teshima Architects, Design Leader & Partner, Canada.
- Plenary Session 3 : “Emerging mid and high rise timber construction projects worldwide”
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- - The lecture will focus on the design and ongoing construction of the pioneering Limberlost Place for George Brown College, a 10-storey, exposed mass timber, net-zero carbon emissions building for an assembly occupancy designed in collaboration between Moriyama Teshima Architects and Acton Ostry Architects. The project is the first of its kind in Canada, possibly the world, that proposes assembly uses, teaching spaces throughout the 10-storeys and features an innovative beamless long span solution and has influenced the growth and uptake of timber structure in other midrise applications. The lecture will also touch on a few other relevant projects that are currently in design and construction. Topics of consideration include the status of the mass timber fabrication, the status of approvals and regulations, the status of forestry regulations, and other challenges and opportunities specific to design and to Canada, that can be considered as a transferrable discussion internationally.
09:25
09:45
he Woodstone project in Bordeaux
BOUYGUES representative
- Plenary Session 3 : “Emerging mid and high rise timber construction projects worldwide”
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09:45
10:05
Timber adaptive re-use – the Melbourne context
Julian ANDERSON Bates Smart, Director, Australia
- Plenary Session 3 : “Emerging mid and high rise timber construction projects worldwide”
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- - Building with timber can absorb tonnes of CO2 from our atmosphere, while also offering a multitude of additional benefits, including promoting wellbeing and connection to nature, as well as humanising high-density environments for us to live, work and play. The session will focus on the use of timber-based technology for new developments and refurbishments, demonstrating the effect this can have on global cities like Melbourne, Australia. Using 55 Southbank Boulevard as a case study, this adaptive reuse project demonstrates how mass timber extensions can make older, lower-grade commercial buildings more desirable to potential tenants and lease holders by increasing their efficiency and sustainability credentials.
10:05
10:15
Questions / Answers
- Plenary Session 3 : “Emerging mid and high rise timber construction projects worldwide”
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10:15
10:45
Coffee Break
- Plenary Session 3 : “Emerging mid and high rise timber construction projects worldwide”
10:45
11:05
Mid- and High-Rise Timber Construction in Japan and its Features-Recent Projects
Takahiro TSUCHIMOTO - Building Research Institute BRI ,Chief Research Engineer, Division of Building Materials and Components, Japan.
- Plenary Session 3 : “Emerging mid and high rise timber construction projects worldwide”
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11:05
11:25
Making net-zero wind power possible
Otto LUNDMAN, Director of Modvion in Sweden
- Plenary Session 3 : “Emerging mid and high rise timber construction projects worldwide”
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- - Why the next generation of tall and sustainable wind turbine towers should be built with wood. • Wind energy – an industry crying out for decarbonisation • An exclusive look at the world’s tallest wind turbine tower made of wood!
11:25
11:45
Disruptive Ecologies : the Emergence of Mass Timber in the US
Susan JONES, Atelier Jones, CEO, USA
- Plenary Session 3 : “Emerging mid and high rise timber construction projects worldwide”
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11:45
11:55
Questions / Answers
- Plenary Session 3 : “Emerging mid and high rise timber construction projects worldwide”
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11:55
12:00
Conclusion president session
- Plenary Session 3 : “Emerging mid and high rise timber construction projects worldwide”
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12:00
12:30
Discours d’inspiration : The role of the New European Bauhaus in delivering a climate neutral continent
Ruth REICHSTEIN, EU Commision, Idea, Europe.
- Plenary Session 3 : “Emerging mid and high rise timber construction projects worldwide”
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12:30
14:00
Lunch
- Plenary Session 3 : “Emerging mid and high rise timber construction projects worldwide”
14:00
14:05
Presentation by the Winner of the WOODRISE 2023 Seismic Challenge
Présentation by the Winner of the WOODRISE 2023 Seismic Challenge
- Technical Workshop 3 : Dynamic Performance of Timber Buildings
14:00
14:05
Introduction
Stephan OTT, Technische Universität München (TUM), Researcher, Germany
- Technical Workshop 5 : Circular economy and reuses
14:00
14:05
Introduction
Julien Herbert, Agence Qualité Construction, Engineer project manager, France
- Technical Workshop 7 : Securing innovation in wood construction projects
14:00
14:10
Introduction
Jean-Luc KOUYOUMJI - FCBA, Acoustic scientist, France / Dr Atsuo HIRAMITSU, Building Research Institute (BRI), Department of environmental Engineering, chief research engineer, Japan
- Technical Workshop 1 : Acoustic Performance of timber buildings
14:00
14:10
Introduction
Clément QUINEAU Union des Industriels et Constructeurs Bois (UICB), Technical Manager, France / Grégoire PIANET - FCBA, Fire Engineer, France / Christian DAGENAIS - FPInnovations,Lead Scientist/Project...
- Technical Workshop 2 : Recent R&D for fire safe timber buildings
14:00
14:10
Introduction
Dr. Hansueli SCHMID, Lignum, Qualified Wood Engineer, Switzerland / Frédéric STAAT - Institut technologique FCBA, Director of the Timber Construction Department, France
- Technical Workshop 4 : Digital value chain: From trees to buildings
14:00
14:10
Introduction
Armand CLOPEAU, Coopérative forestière Alliance Forêt Bois, CEO, France / Stéphane VIEBAN, Coopérative forestière Alliance Forêt Bois, CEO, France
- Technical Workshop 6 : Forest resources
14:05
14:15
Introduction
Marjan POPOVSKI, FPInnovations, Lead Scientist, Building Systems, Canada / Dr. Hiroshi ISODA - Kyoto University, Professor, Japan
- Technical Workshop 3 : Dynamic Performance of Timber Buildings
14:05
14:15
Disassembly and recycling of timber joints for agriculture buildings
Zsofia Varga, TUM, Student, Germany
- Technical Workshop 5 : Circular economy and reuses
14:05
14:20
French context
Philippe ESTINGOY, Agence Qualité Construction, General manager, France
- Technical Workshop 7 : Securing innovation in wood construction projects
14:10
14:30
Acoustic prediction and testing for the European H2020 Basajaun demonstrator using a neural network
Mohamad BADER EDDIN - University Québec A Chicoutimi, student, Canada
- Technical Workshop 1 : Acoustic Performance of timber buildings
14:10
14:30
Fire dynamics in a solid wood compartment with exposed surfaces - development of an analytical model
Luc GIROMPAIRE, student, Université de Laval, Canada
- Technical Workshop 2 : Recent R&D for fire safe timber buildings
14:10
14:30
Tracing the tree with Blockchain technology
Pascal INAUEN, Urstamm AG, Managing Director & Co-founder, Switzerland
- Technical Workshop 4 : Digital value chain: From trees to buildings
14:10
14:30
The importance of plantation in transforming sustainable forest management practices to face climate challenges
Jean-François DHÔTE, Unité Mixte de Recherche sur la biologie intégrée pour la valorisation de la diversité des arbres et de la forêt (INRAe UMR BioForA), Research Director, France
- Technical Workshop 6 : Forest resources
14:15
14:40
Seismic design of timber structures in the next generation of Eurocode 8
Laurent LE MAGOROU, SOCOTEC, National Expert in Timber Construction, France.
- Technical Workshop 3 : Dynamic Performance of Timber Buildings
14:15
14:40
Circularity in construction: a scientific concept and a challenge and opportunity for wood working
Stephan OTT, Technische Universität München (TUM), Researcher, Germany
- Technical Workshop 5 : Circular economy and reuses
14:20
14:35
Canadian context
Dorian P. TUNG, FPInnovations, Manager Building Systems, Canada
- Technical Workshop 7 : Securing innovation in wood construction projects
14:30
14:50
Some examples of sound insulation in high rise CLT residential buildings
Dr. Klas HAGDBERG, AcouWood, Wooden Building Acoustics Expert, Sweden.
- Technical Workshop 1 : Acoustic Performance of timber buildings
14:30
14:50
Self-extinction of flaming combustion of exposed timber
Gildas AUGUIN, EFECTIS, Technical Director, France
- Technical Workshop 2 : Recent R&D for fire safe timber buildings
14:30
14:50
Digital transformation in the tropical forest industry: other realities, other challenges, immense opportunities
Markus PFANNKUCH, Precious Woods, Head of Sustainable Development, Gabon / Brazil
- Technical Workshop 4 : Digital value chain: From trees to buildings
14:30
14:50
Developing the supply of French wood in line with construction and consumer needs
Jérôme MARTINEZ BOIS DE FRANCE, in charge of the BOIS DE FRANCE label, France
- Technical Workshop 6 : Forest resources
14:35
14:50
Swedish context
Tomas ALSMARKER, Swedish wood, Head of Innovation ans Research, Sweden
- Technical Workshop 7 : Securing innovation in wood construction projects
14:40
15:05
Collapse behavior of a timber tilt shear wall system
Dr. Hiroshi ISODA, Kyoto University, Professor, Japan
- Technical Workshop 3 : Dynamic Performance of Timber Buildings
14:40
15:15
Challenges and opportunities implementing circularity in Swedish industry
Karin SANDBERG, Research Institute of Sweden (RISE), Section Manager Wood Building Technology, Sweden
- Technical Workshop 5 : Circular economy and reuses
14:50
15:05
Australian context
Paolo LAVISCI, WoodSolutions, Program Manager Resilient Timber Homes, Austalia
- Technical Workshop 7 : Securing innovation in wood construction projects
14:50
15:10
Heavy-weight CLT floor impact sound insulation using a bang machine and a rubber ball
Dr Atsuo HIRAMITSU, Building Research Institute, Department of environmental Engineering, chief research engineer, Japan
- Technical Workshop 1 : Acoustic Performance of timber buildings
- - Low-rise public buildings are being considered for timber construction, and the Act on Promotion of Use of Wood in Public Buildings aims to promote the use of wood for interiors as well. Among these public buildings, timber construction for school buildings is under consideration. Timber buildings are expected to not only contribute to a decarbonized society and the effective utilization of domestic timber but also to improve the educational environment. However, the sound insulation performance, particularly the floor impact sound insulation, of timber construction buildings is often problematic due to its lower performance compared to traditional materials. To address this issue, countermeasures need to be taken for floor finish structure, floor frame structure, ceiling structure, and other relevant areas. Our research focuses on measuring the sound insulation performance of timber school buildings with cost-effective floor impact sound insulation measures. In this presentation, I will provide an overview of the actual sound insulation performance observed in some timber school buildings.
14:50
15:10
Approach to design for withstanding burnout
Daniel BRANDON, Research Institute of Sweden (RISE), Chercheur Senior, Sweden
- Technical Workshop 2 : Recent R&D for fire safe timber buildings
14:50
15:10
Developing a machine-readable Language for the exchange of Construction Product information
Frédéric GRAND, Cobuilder, Director of the Define and Link Business, Norway
- Technical Workshop 4 : Digital value chain: From trees to buildings
14:50
15:10
Management and local valorization of Swedish and Finnish forest resources
Annika NORDIN, STORA ENSO, Head of sustainability, Sweden
- Technical Workshop 6 : Forest resources
15:05
15:30
First results of the NHERI TallWood test: Seismic response of a large-scale 10-storey wooden building
John VAN de LINDT, Colorado State University, Professor, USA
- Technical Workshop 3 : Dynamic Performance of Timber Buildings
- - Wood has thousands of years of history as a building material but has been restricted by building codes and regulations following the industrial revolution. In the Unites States, wood buildings were viewed as a cost-effective, but less engineered system mainly for low-rise options up to about four stories. Mass timber construction was introduced to North America as a new way of utilizing wood material for modern, high performance buildings at both large and small scales. It gives rise to the currently trending conception of wooden sky-scrapers. This presentation will provide an overview of the NSF-funded NHERI TallWood Project that focused on developing seismically resilient tall wood buildings. Specifically, this project culminated in a shake table test program on a full-scale 10-story wood building with post-tensioned mass timber rocking walls. At 34 meters in height, it is the tallest full-scale building ever tested on a shake table to date and demonstrated convincingly that an “earthquake-proof” tall wood building is possible. The planning, building deign, and initial results from NHERI TallWood Project will be presented.
15:05
15:30
Comparaison of different international contexts
Julien HERBERT, Agence Qualité Construction, Engineer project manager, France
- Technical Workshop 7 : Securing innovation in wood construction projects
15:10
15:30
Use of an acoustic camera for in situ identification of acoustic transmission through CLT junctions
Roc PRISLAN, INNORENEW, building Acoustic Scientist, Slovenia.
- Technical Workshop 1 : Acoustic Performance of timber buildings
15:10
15:30
Fire damage statistics for multi-storey wood buildings compared with other buildings
Dr Björn KÄLLANDER, WOODHOLZ President, Sweden.
- Technical Workshop 2 : Recent R&D for fire safe timber buildings
15:10
15:30
The European initiative TIMBIM @CEI-Bois. European Product data Templates and national solutions.
Bernt OLAUSSON, Swedish Woods, Director digitization, Sweden / Johan FROEBEL, Swedish Woods, Director Trade & Technology, Sweden
- Technical Workshop 4 : Digital value chain: From trees to buildings
15:10
15:30
The role of forests and forest products in the transition to the bioeconomy - opportunities and challenges for buildings
Lyndall BULL, Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), Forest Policy Officer, Australia
- Technical Workshop 6 : Forest resources
15:15
15:30
Circular wood construction in Japan: mass timber strategy and quantitative analysis for greater and longer use of wood
Sho ITO, Obayashi Corporation, Architect, Japan / Yosuke KOMIYAMA, Kyoto University, Architect, Japan
- Technical Workshop 5 : Circular economy and reuses
- - Obayashi Corporation and Kyoto University present research on timber construction strategy and quantitative analysis for "more" and "longer" use of wood to achieve "Circular Timber Construction" in Japan. Mass Timber / Tall Timber is being promoted to achieve sustainable management of forest resources in Japan. Against this backdrop, "Port Plus," Japan's first high-rise all timber building, was completed in 2022. Using "Port Plus" as a case study, this presentation clarifies issues in the supply chain for Mass Timber / Tall Timber in Japan and proposes the need for a platform (Wood Industrial Complex) for cascading timber use and thermal recycling of waste wood.
15:30
16:00
Coffee Break
- Technical Workshop 1 : Acoustic Performance of timber buildings
15:30
16:00
Coffee Break
- Technical Workshop 2 : Recent R&D for fire safe timber buildings
15:30
16:00
Coffee Break
- Technical Workshop 3 : Dynamic Performance of Timber Buildings
15:30
16:00
Coffee Break
- Technical Workshop 4 : Digital value chain: From trees to buildings
15:30
16:00
Coffee Break
- Technical Workshop 5 : Circular economy and reuses
15:30
16:00
Coffee break
- Technical Workshop 7 : Securing innovation in wood construction projects
15:30
16:00
Coffee Break
- Technical Workshop 6 : Forest resources
16:00
16:20
Acoustic insulation of timber buildings with CLT floors combined with light-frame timber interior walls
Jeffrey MAHN, CNRC, building Acoustic Scientist, Canada
- Technical Workshop 1 : Acoustic Performance of timber buildings
16:00
16:20
Large scale demonstration fire tests in Canada
Joseph SU, National Research Council of Canada , Principal Research Officer, Canada
- Technical Workshop 2 : Recent R&D for fire safe timber buildings
16:00
16:20
Village of the athletes for the Olympic and Paralympic Games of Paris 2024
Antoine DU SOUICH, SOLIDEO, Manager, Strategy and Innovation, France
- Technical Workshop 7 : Securing innovation in wood construction projects
16:00
16:20
Evaluation of the addition of wood quality traits as selection criteria in the Pinus pinaster Galician breeding program
Esteban TORRES SANCHEZ, Université de Vigo, Student, Spain
- Atelier technique 6 : Ressources forestières
16:00
16:25
Resilient para-seismic dampers for timber structures: characteristics and practical applications
Pierre QUENNEVILLE, University of Auckland, Professor of Wood Structure, New Zealand
- Technical Workshop 3 : Dynamic Performance of Timber Buildings
16:00
16:25
Sustainability assets of the wood construction products value chain in France : criteria and indicators
Gérard DEROUBAIX, FCBA Technological Institute, Deputy Director of the BIOSENSE cluster, France / Arnaud DEPOND, Institut technologique FCBA, Environment Engineer, France
- Technical Workshop 5 : Circular economy and reuses
16:00
16:30
Timber Construction Catalog : database of the French wood industry and its digital uses
Benoît GILLIOT, BG, CEO, France / Denis ROBLIN, WORK 4 CAD, Director, France / Rémi THEPAUT, Dietrich's France, Sales Manager, ESB-CHEB Engineer, France
- Technical Workshop 4 : Digital value chain: From trees to buildings
16:20
16:40
Model for in-situ acoustic measurements of insulation and lateral transmissions for high-rise wooden buildings
Catherine GUIGOU, CSTB, building acoustics scientist, France
- Technical Workshop 1 : Acoustic Performance of timber buildings
16:20
16:40
Finding from the fire experiment of wooden compartment which is the base of the recent amendment of the Building Standard of Japan
Jun-ichi SUZUKI, Building Research Institute (BRI), Chercheur, Japan
- Technical Workshop 2 : Recent R&D for fire safe timber buildings
16:20
16:40
From genetic design to sustainable buildings: New Zealand's experience in promoting the role of plantation forests in timber construction
Tim PAYN, Principal Scientist, Forest Ecology and Management, Scion, New-Zealand
- Technical Workshop 6 : Forest resources
16:20
16:40
Zero Carbon Hybrid Timber Supertall Prototype in Canada
Thomas WU, DIALOG, Partner, Canada / Jim MONTGOMERY, DIALOG, Partner Emeritus, Canada
- Technical Workshop 7 : Securing innovation in wood construction projects
16:25
16:50
Wind-induced vibrations: Results from the DynaTTB project
Marie JOHANSSON, Research Institute of Sweden (RISE), Researcher, Sweden
- Technical Workshop 3 : Dynamic Performance of Timber Buildings
16:25
16:50
Circularity in wood-based materials: considering its entire value chain.
Pierre BLANCHET, Laval University, Professor, Canada
- Technical Workshop 5 : Circular economy and reuses
16:30
17:00
The important hinge function of engineering offices for pragmatic BIM solutions. Professionalizing the coordination between planning and execution
Thomas BROTSCHI, Aspect Structural Engineers, Aspect Structural Engineers, Partner, United States
- Technical Workshop 4 : Digital value chain: From trees to buildings
16:40
17:00
Timber construction performance and sound insulation, 25 years of Austrian acoustic data
Pr Heiz FERK, TU Graz, Building Acoustic Scientist, Germany
- Technical Workshop 1 : Acoustic Performance of timber buildings
16:40
17:00
State of the art of timber building fire regulation – new fire test and research program.
Grégoire PIANET, FCBA, Fire Engineer, France.
- Technical Workshop 2 : Recent R&D for fire safe timber buildings
16:40
17:00
Sumitomo Forestry's wood cycle: challenges and opportunities
Yuuko IIZUKA, Yuuko IIZUKA, Sumitomo Forestry Co., LTD, Executive Officer, General Manager of Sustainability Department, Japan
- Technical Workshop 6 : Forest resources
16:40
17:00
From sustainable growth projects to a dynamic network: cultivating innovation to build green
Annette RIEL, CREE, Senior Project Manager Construction, R&D Manager, Austria
- Technical Workshop 7 : Securing innovation in wood construction projects
16:50
17:15
Seismic performance of solid wood systems: Canadian overview
Marjan POPOVSKI, FPInnovations, Scientific Manager, Building Systems Department, Canada
- Technical Workshop 3 : Dynamic Performance of Timber Buildings
16:50
17:15
An Austrian perspective on high value circular wood use : from re-use towards up-cycling
Martin WEIGL-KUSKA, Holzforschung Austria, Head of unit Bioenergy and chemical Analytics, Austria
- Technical Workshop 5 : Circular economy and reuses
17:00
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Conclusion
- Technical Workshop 2 : Recent R&D for fire safe timber buildings
17:00
17:20
Round table and Questions
- Technical Workshop 1 : Acoustic Performance of timber buildings
17:00
17:20
Management of forest plantations in Chile for timber production, current situation and future trends
Oscar Larrain, INFOR, main researcher, coordinator of the silviculture and management of native and exotic forest ecosystems area, Chile
- Technical Workshop 6 : Forest resources
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17:25
Discussion
- Technical Workshop 4 : Digital value chain: From trees to buildings
17:00
18:00
Conclusion: Round-table with all the speakers and questions by the audience
- Technical Workshop 7 : Securing innovation in wood construction projects
17:15
17:30
Questions / Answers
- Technical Workshop 3 : Dynamic Performance of Timber Buildings
17:15
17:40
Questions / Answers
- Technical Workshop 5 : Circular economy and reuses
17:20
17:30
Conclusion
- Technical Workshop 1 : Acoustic Performance of timber buildings
17:25
17:35
Conclusion
- Technical Workshop 4 : Digital value chain: From trees to buildings
17:30
17:40
Conclusion
- Technical Workshop 3 : Dynamic Performance of Timber Buildings
17:30
17:40
Questions / answers
- Technical Workshop 6 : Forest resources
17:40
17:50
Conclusion
- Technical Workshop 5 : Circular economy and reuses
17:40
17:50
Conclusion
- Technical Workshop 6 : Forest resources
19:00
23:00
Gala dinner
Close the two days of the show in style by attending the Woodrise gala evening. Meet at the Palais de la Bourse on Wednesday, October 18th from 7pm for an exceptional dinner in a beautiful setting, accessible...
- Gala dinner
Thursday 19 Oct
09:00
18:00
One-day visit : urban tour
Wooden buildings around Bordeaux Euratlantique: tour of different operations, both completed, under construction and planned, led by the Etablissement Public d'Aménagement Bordeaux Euratlantique.
- One-day visit
09:00
18:00
One-day visit : Mixed materials tour
Visit of the Lamecol company (use of local and bio-sourced resources), of the renovation site of the BSA agricultural engineering school and of Naturae (new real estate program with bio-sourced materials...
- One-day visit
09:00
18:00
One-day visit : Sustainable winery tour – wood and wine
Visit of a cooperage and the Dôme in Saint-Émilion (design of the cellars with wood, relationship between wood and wine).
- One-day visit
09:00
18:00
One-day visit : Wood construction tour in Cognac
Visit to the Baron cooperage (wood construction prize for their offices, extension project in CLT, oak and poplar plantations), the Martel cellars (cognac creation room, relationship between wood and cognac...
- One-day visit
09:00
18:00
2-day visit : Maritime Pine Tour – forest, industry, building
Visit of the Lesbats sawmill, of a logging site near Soustons, of the Thebault group in Solferino (plywood manufacturer), visit of the BA2E building (wood metal construction) and visit of the Halle du...
- 2-day visit
09:00
18:00
2-day visit : Hardwood tour in Lot et Garonne
Visit of Ima Bois (timber frame walls, floors and carpentry), Righini (French interior door with local species), of the sensitive natural area (condensed characteristics of the moors of Gascony), visit...
- 2-day visit
09:00
18:00
2-day visit : Douglas tour, a species made for construction
Visit of the Cité du Vin de Bordeaux (Douglas structure), of the Galin swimming pool (Douglas framework), of the Malleret castle (wine storehouse renovated with Douglas), of the hall of the Gruaud Larose...
- 2-day visit
09:00
18:00
2-day visit : Wooden building tour in Ile-de-France
Visit of the Olympic facilities in wood (Solidéo), of the ONF headquarters (eco-responsible design with 80% wood and bio-sourced materials for the construction), of the National Veterinary School of Maison...
- 2-day visit
Friday 20 Oct
09:00
18:00
2-day visit : Maritime Pine Tour – forest, industry, building
Visit of the Lesbats sawmill, of a logging site near Soustons, of the Thebault group in Solferino (plywood manufacturer), visit of the BA2E building (wood metal construction) and visit of the Halle du...
- 2-day visit
09:00
18:00
2-day visit : Feuillus tour in Lot et Garonne
Visit of Ima Bois (timber frame walls, floors and carpentry), Righini (French interior door with local species), of the sensitive natural area (condensed characteristics of the moors of Gascony), visit...
- 2-day visit
09:00
18:00
2-day visit : Douglas tour, a species made for construction
Visit of the Cité du Vin de Bordeaux (Douglas structure), of the Galin swimming pool (Douglas framework), of the Malleret castle (wine storehouse renovated with Douglas), of the hall of the Gruaud Larose...
- 2-day visit
09:00
18:00
2-day visit : Wooden building tour in Ile-de-France
Visit of the Olympic facilities in wood (Solidéo), of the ONF headquarters (eco-responsible design with 80% wood and bio-sourced materials for the construction), of the National Veterinary School of Maison...
- 2-day visit