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Tuesday September 13, 2017
Conferences
introduction conference
Georges-Henri Florentin, Institut technologique FCBA, France
Pierre Lapointe, FPInnovations, Canada
Mitsumasa Midorikawa, Building Research Institute, Japan
Plenary 1
Influence of public policy on wood development in mid-rise and high-rise buildings
Amphitheater A
Moderator : Jeanne Baron, freelance journalist
Session president: Luc Charmasson, Comité Stratégique de Filière Forêt Bois, France
Conferences
Introduction by the Session President
Luc Charmasson, Comité Stratégique de Filière Forêt Bois, France
Public Policy and High-rise Buildings in France
Public Policy in France
Emmanuel Acchiardi, Ministère la Transition écologique et solidaire Ministère de la Cohésion du Territoire Direction de l’Habitat, de l’Urbanisme et des Paysages, France
ADIVbois: a dynamic to carry the National Wood Industries Plan
Frank Mathis, ADIVbois, France
Public Policy and Wood Buildings in Japan
Promotion of wood in the urban planning of the City of Yokohama, « the Future Eco City »
Kenji Hosaka, Management of Housing and Construction Bureau of Yokohama city
Interest of the Wood Material in Terms of Comfort and Well-Being in a Building
Koichiro Hirata, Nice Holdings, Japan
Public Policy and High-rise Buildings in Canada
Public Policy in Canada
Robert Jones, Canadian Forest Service, Natural Resources Canada
Implementing strategies to encourage the Construction of tall Wood Buildings
Etienne Lalonde, Canadian Wood Council, Canada
Cofee break
Round Table
Luc Charmasson, Comité Stratégique de Filière Forêt Bois, France
Rémi Chabrillat, Agence de l’environnement et de la maîtrise de l’énergie, France
Petri Heino, ministère de l’Environnement, Finland
Jennifer Cover, Woodworks, United States
Susanne Rudenstam, Swedish Wood, Sweden
Lunch
Plenary 2
Wednesday, September 13, 2017
Amphitheater A
Science and technology as innovation development and reliability factors for technical wood solutions
Moderator : Jeanne Baron, freelance journalist
Session president: Stefan Winter, Munich Technical University, Germany
Conferences
Introduction conference : Multi-disciplinary approach in the design and construction of tall wood buildings
Erol Karacabeyli, FPInnovations, Canada
Hybrid solutions for high rise wood constructions: projects Mjøstårnet & Frostaliden
Johan Ahlen Moelven Töreboda AB, Sweden
From the first to the forefront: Waugh Thistleton’s journey from the world’s first timber tower to the disruption of construction
Andrew Waugh, Waugh & Thistleton Architects, England
Question time
Coffee break
Project Origine, 13-Storey Mass Timber Building in Québec, Canada
André Huot and Simon Gallagher, Nordic Structures, Canada
Creativity and inspiration: integration of wood in building design
Shinri Kishishita, Kishishita Workshop, Japan
Jean-Paul Viguier, Jean-Paul Viguier et Associés, France
Jacques Bouillot, Eiffage Construction, France
Question time
Conclusion
Stefan Winter, Munich Technical University, Germany
Gala dinner at the Château Giscours
Plenary 3
Thursday, September 14, 2017
Amphitheater A
Economic development potential for tall and mid-rise wood-building construction stakeholders
Moderator : Jeanne Baron, freelance journalist
Session president: Dominique Weber, ADIVbois, France
Conferences
Introduction by the Session President
Dominique Weber, ADIVbois, France
Introduction Conference
Increments of change : from early Tall Wood Buildings to a global movement and Timber Online Education Program
Michael Green, Michael Green Architecture, Canada
A Urban Developer gets involved in the Wood Construction Industry
Jean-Baptiste Rey , EPA Marne-la-Vallée, France
Sotramont – Construction of two CLT residential projects simultaneously – including the world’s largest Arbora
Marc-André Roy, SOTRAMONT, Canada
Question time
Coffee break
Trees : nature’s 3D printers
Steven Ware, Art and Build, Belgium
Us market update and perspective for tall wood projects
Jennifer Cover, WoodWorks, United States
Mass Timber and Hybrid Construction in Mid to High Rise Developments – Cost and Performance Values
Nick Milestone, BK Structures, Singapore
The age of the forests
Kengo Kuma, Kengo Kuma & Associates, Japan
Question time
Lunch
Session
Thursday, September 14, 2017
Forest resources and wood products for mid-rise and high-rise buildings: experiences
The construction of high-rise buildings requires highly performant products manufactured from species demonstrating performance levels (namely mechanical properties) that are compatible with this type of use.
The objective of these meetings is to show how lumber processing companies meet these challenges, with regard to the qualification of wood and the manufacture of structural products (CLT, for example). Experience feedback will be provided on an international level so as to understand how the various manufacturers meet the expectations of the different markets and to share
the successes and even imagine the adaptation of certain models to other countries.
Moderator: Philippe Monchaux, Institut technologique FCBA, France
Session president: Cyril Le Picard, France Bois Forêt, France
Conferences
Introduction conference
Cyril Le Picard, France Bois Forêt, France
How do the European Sawmill Industries integrate the Second Transformation Process Needs into their Planning and Strategies?
Carsten Doehring, EOS Europe
Highlighting different species within the same CLT production: challenges and feedback
Nicolas Gentner, Schilliger Holz AG, Switzerland
Current situation of forestry and efforts to CLT in Japan
Koichiro Nakashima, Meiken Lamwood Corporation, Japan
Coffee break
Black Spruce Leading to New Heights
Simon Adnet et Florian Lagarde, les Chantiers Chibougamau, Canada
Valorization of the local resource by the city of Yusuhara
Toshiharu Ikaga, Keio University, Japan
100 public buildings in local wood, daring the Rural
Françoise Alriq, Fédération Nationale des Communes Forestières, France
Evaluation of French oak in high performance glued laminated beams by allocation of thinning trees
Sébastien Roux, SAS Simonin Frères, France
