Garmisch 09

Garmisch 09
International Wood Construction Conference (IHF 2009)
Practical experience – practical application
Sustainability | Ecological | Innovation |
Research | Development | Construction
Congress Centrum – Garmisch-Partenkirchen
2-4 December 09
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IHF-Prologe
Pre-Conference Seminar I
Cultivated construction
Pre-Conference Seminar II
Market analysis and market
opportunities
Pre-Conference Seminar III
Added value of sustainable
construction
Opening Session
Sustainability, Ecology,
Certification
Pre-Conference Seminar IV
Screwed and glued connections in
timber construction
09.00
13.15
Wednesday, 2 December 09
Wednesday, 2 December 2009
Garmisch 09
International Wood Construction Conference
(IHF 2009)
Practical experience – practical application
Sustainability | Ecological | Innovation |
Research | Development | Construction
Congress Centrum – Garmisch-Partenkirchen
2-4 December 09
The International Wood Construction Conference (IHF2008) provides
architects, engineers and builders with an opportunity to report on
experiences, processes and goals related to wood structures and
construction. At the same time the conference provides an opportunity for architects, building officials, builders and craftspeople,
practicians and educators to learn about the latest developments
and to exchange experiences.
Opening Session
Organized by the German Timber Industry Council
SUSTAINABILITY, ECOLOGY, CERTIFICATION and
THE FUTURE OF CENTRAL TIMBER MARKETING IN GERMANY
Chair: Ludger Dederich, DE-Bonn
The opening session at IHF 2008 was used to present and discuss
the background to the debate on sustainable building certification. In
spite of the official launch of the German Sustaínable Building Certificate at BAU 2009, the label has not yet achieved general recognition.
This session will focus on the present situation and try to show what
alternatives still exist.
09.00 Arrival of attendees
09.30 Welcome
09.40 Chances for the inclusion of the material use of timber in a
future climate protection agreement
Sebastian Rüter, Johann - Heinrich von-Thünen-Institut,
DE-Hamburg
10.10 The power of certification:
Do certificates make a building greener?
Dieter Leipoldt, Ebert und Partner - Ingenieure, DE-Nürnberg
10.40 Increased timber sales through ecological balances in the
construction industry?
Holger Wolpensinger, DE-Bonn
11.10 Coffee break
Coffee sponsored by Holzindustrie Pfeifer, AT-Imst
Simultaneonstranslation
The presentations ave held in the speaker‘s mother tongne. All presentations ave Simultaneonsly translaled into German, English and
Italian. French translations ave only available in the main hall.
Before the German Wood Marketing Board had to close its doors at
the end of August, a debate had already begun on the question whether there should be a central timber marketing system in Germany
and if so, how it should be organized. The panel discussion will give
representatives of various sectors of the industry an opportunity to
look ahead and formulate their expectations of such an institution
and participate in a debate.
11.40
Different expectations but one common goal!
Statements by the members of the panel:
Dr. Wilhelm Vorher, Plattform Forst & Holz, DE-Berlin
MD Georg Windisch, DFWR / Bayerisches Staatsministerium
für Ernährung, Landwirtschaft und Forsten, DE-München
Ulrich Huth, DHWR / BDZ, DE-Bonn
MR Matin Strittmatter, MLR B-W, DE-Stuttgart (angefragt)
Dr. Josef Rettenmeier, BSHD, DE-Berlin
Hubertus Flötotto, VHI, DE-Gießen
Dr. Rudolf Luers, GD Holz, DE-Berlin
12.10
Discussion
12.45 - 13.45 Lunch in the foyer of the Richard Strauss Saal
Coffee sponsored by Klenk Holz, DE-Oberrot
TIMBER CONSTRUCTION
Block A
Host country Sweden
Welcome
MARKET FRAMEWORK
Structural change:
crises and opportunities
TIMBER STRUCTURES
Free-form surfaces: design and construction in organic shapes
Outstanding structures from around the
world
Guest speaker and personal tributes
Block C
Energy-efficient construction
Urban wood construction –
research applied
08.10
11.30
08.30
12.10
IHF
Thursday, 03. December 09
Block B
Bridges and recreational
walkways
Friday, 04. December 09
IHF-Epilog
Wednesday, 2 December 2009
Pre-Conference Seminar I
Pre-Conference Seminar II
Architecture Forum
Organized by TU Munich (DE) in close collaboration with Lignatur (CH)
Prefabricated Housing Forum
Organized by the German Federal Society for Prefabricated Housing
(BDF) in collaboration with Stora Enso Timber (DE)
Cultivated construction
Chair: Prof. Hermann Kaufmann, TU Munich, DE-Munich
The Architecture Seminar is a challenging opportunity for in-depth
presentations of timber construction projects in demanding architecture. The focus is not on quantity but on the contribution made to the
cultural environment in the field of construction, and on the question
of appropriate and sustainable construction. The objective is to show
that wooden architecture is becoming increasingly attractive for the
resulting symbiosis of quality and the responsible use of resources.
Market analysis and market opportunities
Chair: Rudolf Sellhorst, German Federal Society for Prefabricated
Housing, DE-Bad Honnef
The construction market has been changing for some time now, leaving the buyer in a position of strength. But there has been no change
so far in the self-perception of the contractors, no move away from
“We can build houses” to “We can sell houses”. And yet the process
is inevitable. Analysis of the market must be followed by definition of
a clear profile on that market and consistent marketing with the help
of modern tools and technologies. Those who offer everything will be
compared with everybody – leaving the price as the only distinctive
feature for the customer. This seminar offers an introduction to the
analysis process.
13.15 Arrival of attendees
13.15 Arrival of attendees
13.50
Welcome
Ralph Schläpfer, Lignatur, CH-Waldstatt
Casa Montarina, the timber tower
Lorenzo Felder, Studio d’architettura, CH-Lugano
13.50
Welcome Detlef Bühmann, President of the German Federal
Society for Prefabricated Housing (BDF),DE-Bad Honnef
Market analysis for Germany, Austria and Switzerland –
potential and opportunities in the construction of detached
and semidetached houses and rehabilitation measures for
enhanced energy efficiency
Martin Langen, B+L Marktdaten, DE-Bonn
14.00
14.40 15.20 16.00
16.30 17.10 17.50
14.00
Planning with wood – precision reduction
Stefan Kamm, Kalliopi Gkeka Stefan Stamm Architekten,
DE-Stuttgart
Of firs and linden trees
Matthias Bischoff, Arge BMBK, CH-Zürich
15.00
Coffee break in the exhibition area
Coffee sponsored by Stora Enso Timber Deutschland,
DE-Pfarrkirchen
15.20
Competitive pressures and customer behavior – success
through clear brand and company profiling
Michael Brandtner, Focusing-Consultant, AT-Rohrbach
16.20
Coffee break in the exhibition area
Coffee sponsored by Stora Enso Timber Deutschland,
DE-Pfarrkirchen
16.40
Turning customers into fans: marketing in the Web 2.0
Christoph Windscheif, INSM – Initiative Neue Soziale
Marktwirtschaft, DE-Cologne
17.25
Increased market opportunities through greater flexibility in
the production of prefabricated wooden houses
Jürgen Klaus, Weinmann Holzbausystemtechnik,
DE-St. Johann
Coffee break in the exhibition area
Coffee sponsored by Holzindustrie Pfeifer, AT-Imst
Norwegian wood
Reinhard Kropf, Helen and Hard Architects, NO-Stavanger
Of steep slopes and dizzy heights
Andreas Cukrowicz, Cukrowicz Nachbaur Architekten,
AT-Bregenz
Weightless
Patricia Capua Mann, Graeme Mann et Patricia Capua
Mann, CH-Lausanne
approx. 18.30
Final discussion
approx. 18.40
Final discussion
Pre-Conference Seminar III
Pre-Conference Seminar IV
Wooden House Construction Forum
Organized by the European Federation of Timber Construction (EVH)
Connector Technology Forum
Organized by TU Graz in collaboration with Vinzenz Harrer (AT) and
Schmid Schrauben (AT)
Added value of sustainable construction
Chair: Ullrich Huth, President of the Association of German Master
Carpenters (BDZ), DE-Berlin
Such developments as climate change, dwindling resources, fluctuating energy prices and demographic change significantly impact
the value of real estate. Yet too little attention, if any, is paid to
such aspects in the context of real estate investment decisions and
development processes. This seminar will address the challenges of
sustainable construction for real estate investors and home owners,
and consider how timber construction companies can market the
economic advantages of sustainable construction.
Screwed and glued connections in timber construction
Chair: Prof. Dr. Gerhard Schickhofer, TU Graz, AT-Graz
Screwed and glued connections are among the most effective
fastening and reinforcement methods available in the field of wood
engineering, permitting heavy loads to be transmitted with great efficiency. The objective of this preconference seminar is to report on the
latest basic research and applications in Europe, present the relevant
calculation methods and invite debate. Innovations in fastening technology will also be presented.
13.15 Arrival of attendees
13.15 Arrival of attendees
13.50 Welcome Georg König, President of the European
Federation of Timber Construction, DE-Erlangen
The social environment – target groups and customer profiles for wood construction companies
Stefan Thessenvitz, Thessenvitz Marketing, DE-Munich
13.50 14.00
Welcome Vinzenz Harrer, Vinzenz Harrer GmbH, AT-Frohnleiten
Loading and optimization potential of self-drilling timber
screws
Gernot Pirnbacher, Institute of Wood Construction and
Technology, AT-Graz
14.30 Pull-out resistance of timber screws in glue-laminated ash
Ulrich Hübner, Kompetenzzentrum holz.bau forschungs
gmbh, AT-Graz
15.00
Evaluating the risk of splitting with self-drilling timber screws
Thomas Uibel, KIT – Karlsruhe Institute of Technology,
DE-Karlsruhe
15.30 Supporting heavy loads with Sherpa system connectors
Manfred Augustin, Kompetenzzentrum holz.bau forschungs
gmbh, AT-Graz
14.00
14.40 15.20
Mega trends in the construction industry –
dream and reality for timber construction
Prof. Dr. Holger Wallbaum, ETH, CH-Zürich
Cybernetics in construction management –
opportunities for wood construction companies
Dr. Otto Greiner, bau-control ZT, AT-Wien
16.00 Coffee break in the exhibition area
Pausenkaffee offeriert by Stora Enso Timber, DE-Pfarrkirche
16.00 Coffee break in the exhibition area
Pausenkaffee offeriert by Klenk Holz, DE-Oberrot
16.30 Awards
16.30 Behavior of glued steel rods in supporting structures
Prof. Dr. Andrea Bernasconi, HEIG-Vd, CH-Yverdon
16.45 Added value of energy-efficient construction –
an investor’s view
Frank Junker, Managing Director of ABG Frankfurt Holding,
DE-Frankfurt
17.10
Glued wood-steel connections with flat surfaces –
developments and applications
Prof. Dr. Leander Bathon, FH Wiesbaden, DE-Wiesbaden
17.50
Glued-in anchors – requirements and applications
Prof.emer. Ernst Gehri, CH-Rüschlikon
17.25
18.05
Building life cycle costs – a new competitive factor in the
construction industry
Prof. Martin Weischer, FH Münster, DE-Münster
Successful marketing for sustainable products – what
wood construction companies can learn from food retailing
Karl Schweisfurth, Herrmannsdorfer Werkstätten, DE-Glonn
approx. 18.30
approx. 18.45
Final discussion
Final discussion
Wednesday, 2 December 2009
SOCIAL PROGRAMME FOR THE NIGHT BEFORE IHF 2009
Starting 19.00
Aperitif
To be held in the exhibition area for participants in the preconference seminars and attendees at the official dinner for
IHF 2009.
Aperitif sponsored by Lignatur, CH-Waldstatt, and SFS intec,
CH-Heerbrugg
Starting 20.00
Dinner – pleasures for the palate from the countries
of the Alps
Discussion and exchange of news and views at the official dinner in the Garmisch-Partenkirchen Congress Center. Separate
registration (registration form) is required for those who are
only attending IHF 2009.
Thursday, 3 December 2009
MARKET FRAMEWORK – Like all industries, the wood industry is dependent on the political and economic framework in which
it operates. In the run-up to an international conference it
is therefore meaningful to consider the relevant political
tendencies and economic developments at the national and
international levels.
08.10
Arrival of attendees and coffee
Coffee sponsored by Steico, DE-Feldkirchen
08.40
Welcome
Prof. Dr. Matti Kairi, TU Helsinki, FI-Helsinki
Structural change: crises and opportunities
Chair: Prof. Uwe Germerott, BFH Biel, CH-Biel
In the last few years the raw materials crisis, energy crisis
and world economic crisis have also im-pacted the construction industry. The resulting necessary rethink in society
and the business commu-nity is generating an increasing
focus on the sustainable use of resources in life in general
and con-struction in particular. A rethink in the marketplace
in terms of new products takes courage, and that in turn
presupposes a need.
Seite 5 | 6
09.00
The world after the crisis: What is left, what is new?
Kai Gramke, Prognos, CH-Basel
09.45
Green building – influences on planning and construction
Dr. Michael Bauer, Dress & Sommer Building Technologies,
DE-Stuttgart
10.30
Discussion
11.00
Coffee break in the exhibition area
Coffee sponsored by Jowat, DE-Detmold
TIMBER STRUCTURES – High-performance timber-frame buildings
occupy a special place in the construction industry and the public
eye. They inspire confidence in the performance capacity and versatility of wood as a building material.
Free-form surfaces: design and construction in organic
shapes
Chair: Prof. Dr. Claus Wagner, Hochschule Rosenheim HS Ro,
DE-Rosenheim
Mother Nature seems to have an inexhaustible store of
ingenious – and ingeniously simple – solu-tions. So what
could be more logical than to follow her example? Modern
CNC technologies make easy work of designing and creating
free-form surfaces in wood – opening up a promising field
for the future of timber construction.
11.30
Bionic architecture in wood – a big opportunity!
Hermann Blumer, SJB.Kempter.Fitze, CH-Herisau
12.10
Toskana Therme
Mathias Hofmann, Hess-Wohnwerk, DE-Kleineheubach
12.50
Lunch in the Richard Strauss Saal
Coffee sponsored by AkzoNobel/Schönax, DE-Essen
14.20
Free-form wooden buildings – golf resort in South Korea /
spa facility for a 5-star hotel in Bad Ragaz
Richard Jussel, Blumer-Lehmann, CH-Gossau
15.00
Pompidou Metz – implementation
Jean de Gastines, Shigeru Ban Architects Europe and
Jean de Gastines, FR-Paris
15.40
Discussion
16.00
Coffee break in the exhibition area
Coffee sponsored by Isofloc, CH-Bütschwil
Outstanding structures from around the world
Chair: Prof. Dr. Frank Lam, UBC Vancouver, CAN-Vancouver
A number of outstanding buildings have been selected to
illustrate the versatility of wood for construction purposes.
New connection technologies and composite materials are
opening up new fields of application. This international survey, which is now a tradition at IHF, presents a cross-section of the potential of wood and engineered wood products
in combination with other materials in today’s construction
industry.
16.30
Pure aesthetics – timber construction and facade for the
Herbert Art Gallery
Marcus Fischer, Finnforest Merk, DE-Aichach
17.00
Wood instead of steel – four football stadiums in Québec
Eric Karsh, Equilibrium Consulting, CA-Vancouver
17.30 Les Thermes leisure and swimming facility
Heinrich Werner Ochs, Ochs GmbH, DE-Kirchberg
Axel Christmann, Hermann & Valentin et Associés,
LU-Remerschen
18.10
Frankfurt Trade Fair Hall
Alfons Brunauer, WIEHAG, AT-Altheim
18.40
Coffee break in the exhibition area
Coffee sponsored by Isocell, AT-Neumarkt a. Wallerse
GUEST SPEAKER and PERSONAL TRIBUTES
Chair: Prof. Heinrich Köster, HS Ro Rosenheim, DE-Rosenheim
Wood has been the focus of their working lives. They have promoted
wood as a sustainable material in the construction industry – a material that is expected to play a central role on tomorrow’s sustainability markets.
19.20 Speech by Dr. Wolfgang Heubisch, Bavarian Minister of
Science, Research and the Arts
19.50 Tributes for exemplary service to the wood construction
industry
KommR Reinhold Mosser, Mosser Holzindustrie,
AT-Randegg
In 1963 he took over the Petermann sawmill in Randegg
(founded in 1924) and soon became active in support of the
wood processing industry. In 1974 he started to produce
finger-jointed window stock. That was followed in 1985 by
the first European production plant for solid wood panels.
And in 1988 he pioneered the industrial production of glulam – an innovation that has been one of the keys to rapid
progress in wood construction.
Laudatio: KommR Ernst Buchacher, Senior partner in Buchacher Holzleimbau, AT-Hermagor
Prof. Dr. Peter Glos, TU Munich, DE-Munich,
He studied construction engineering at TU Stuttgart and
became assistant professor in the Department of Building
and Timber Construction at TU Munich. In the framework of
project SFB 96 on the Reliability of Structures, he performed fundamental research into the strength properties of
wood and received a doctorate in 1978. Following research
fellowships in Canada and the UK, he was appointed Associate Professor at the Institute of Wood Research at TU
Munich, where he worked until 2008.
Laudatio: Prof. Dr. Gerd Wegener, TU Munich, DE-Munich
Starting 20.15
Social evening with Swedish delicacies
Coffee sponsored by Gutex Holzfaserplattenwerk,
DE- Waldshut-Tiengen and desert by Dynea, NO-Lillestroem
Friday, 4 December 2009
TIMBER CONSTRUCTION – From an environmental point of view,
wood is unequalled by any other construction material. As a natural and renewable resource, wood has qualities that are vital to our
survival. If wood as a building material did not exist, we would have to
invent it. All actors in the construction industry are accordingly called
upon to ensure that wood plays a greater role as a construction material than in the recent past.
Block A
Block B Host country Sweden
Bridges and recreational walkways
Chair: Tobias Schauerte, Växjö University, SE-Växjö
Timber construction in Sweden has undergone a transformation. For
130 years it was illegal to use wood in supporting structures with
more than two stories, but that changed 15 years ago. The Swedish
Wood Construction Strategy (2004-2008) set the scene for improving
the competitive position of wood construction. The main focus was on
practical requirements calling for further developments in wood construction in various respects. Our Swedish colleagues will present the
results achieved in the country to date, the challenges that lie ahead
and the new Swedish strategy for the future of wood construction.
Chair: Prof. Michael Flach, University of Innsbruck, AT-Innsbruck
With new methods for analyzing existing structures and examples of
modern timber bridges, this block will give an insight into the state
of the art with regard to maintenance and the service life of timber
bridges. New challenges await timber construction companies in the
form of high-level recreational walkways in spectacular designs.
08.30
Wood construction in Sweden from 1994 to 2008
Niclas Svensson, Sveriges Träbyggnadskansli, SE-Stockholm
08.30
Today’s procedures for analyzing existing timber bridges
Dr. Andreas Hasenstab, Remmers Fachplanung,
DE-Löningen
09.00
An architect’s view of wooden buildings erected in the last
few years
Prof. Magnus Silfverhielm, AIX arkitekter AB, SE-Stockholm
09.00
Oloron St. Marie edestrian bridge
Jean-François Blassel, RFR-Paris, FR-Paris
09.30
Industrial timber construction
Prof. Lars Stehn, Luleå Tekniska Universitet, SE-Luleå
09.30
Block-bonded bridges for the German Federal Garden
Exhibition
Prof. Dr. Johann Pravida, HS Ro Rosenheim, DE-Rosenheim
10.00
Coffee break
Coffee sponsored by Saint Gobain Rigips, DE-Düsseldorf
10.00
Coffee break
Coffee sponsored by Saint Gobain Rigips, DE-Düsseldorf
10.20
Challenges in timber construction
Prof. Charlotte Bengtsson, SP Trätek, SE-Borås
10.20
A bridge for the Dragon King in Bhutan
Wolfram Kübler, Walt + Garmarini, CH-Zürich
10.50
Limnological potpourri – practical experience with 8-storey
wooden buildings
Prof. Erik Serrano, Växjö Universitet, SE-Växjö
10.50
Rachau treetop walkway
Wolfgang Wild, Almholz VertriebsGmbH, AT-Fladnitz
11.20
Strategy for the future – Timber City 2012
Prof. Erland Ullstad, Växjö kommun, SE-Växjö;
Niclas Svensson, Sveriges Träbyggnadskansli, SE-Stockholm
11.20
Raised bog walkway in the Wilder Kaiser
Dr. Christian Stöffler, FS1-ZT GmbH, AT-Innsbruck
11.50
Coffee break
Coffee sponsored by Türmerleim, DE-Ludwigsburg
11.50
Coffee break
Coffee sponsored by Türmerleim, CH-Basel
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Block C
Energy-efficient construction
Chair: Prof. Andreas Müller, BFH Biel, CH-Biel
Wood is an ideal material with diverse potential for the construction
of energy-efficient buildings, a fact that is being recognized by more
and more investors, planners and clients. In the context of sustainability, this means savings in limited energy resources and a reduction in the pace of climate change. From the external envelope of new
buildings to the rehabilitation of existing building stock, optimum
solutions are now available and will be presented in this session.
08.30
09.00
Building shape coefficient – indicator for heating energy
demand
Prof. Kimmo Lylykangas, TU Helsinki, FI-Helsinki
From energy guzzler to zero-energy house – two recent
examples
Beat Kämpfen, Kämpfen für Architektur, CH-Zürich
09.30
eco2building — energy-efficiency and economy in wood for
indus-trial and commercial buildings
Prof. Dr. Claus Kahlert, ebök Institut für Effizienzforschung,
DE-Tübingen
10.00
Coffee break
Coffee sponsored by Gobain Rigips, DE-Düsseldorf
10.30
Energy flows and healthy indoor air in a plus energy house
– measured values
Werner Setz, Setz Architektur, CH-Rupperswil
11.00 11.40
Energy-efficient building envelope in wood – new
headquarters for Salon AG
Prof. Dr.-Ing. M. Norbert Fisch, IGS TU Braunschweig,
DE-Brunswick
Epilog
Urban wood construction – research applied
Chair: Prof. Wolfgang Winter, TU Vienna, AT-Vienna
The main sources of future construction business will be urban renewal, and infill and new develop-ment in the existing urban fabric with
its mainly multistorey buildings. The remarkable solutions in terms
of architecture and engineering that have been adopted for individual
timber buildings in the last few years have underscored the strengths
of wood construction and show its potential to capture bigger market
shares. The pioneering work of the architects involved has been
facilitated by the support provided by the research community, the
standards organizations and the supervisory authorities. The Vienna
area and the wooded region of Styria are good examples.
12.10
Fire safety solutions for wooden multi-storey residential
buildings
Martin Teibinger, Holzforschung Austria, AT-Vienna
12.30 Suppression of sound flanking transmission in solid timber
construction
Franz Dolezal, Holzforschung Austria, AT-Vienna
12.50 Planning for urban residential properties in wood
Johannes Kaufmann, Johannes Kaufmann Architektur,
AT-Dornbirn
13.30
Wildon, Mayer-Melnhof and Leoben kindergarten – school
and office buildings in Styria
Werner Nussmüller, Nussmüller Architekten, AT-Graz
14.10
Concluding remarks
14.15
Lunch in the exhibition area (standing buffet)
Coffee sponsored by PHB Burgbernheimer Holzbau,
DE-Burgbernheim
Coffee break
Coffee sponsored by Türmerleim, CH-Basel
In addition to hearing the various speakers, attendees will be able
to gather information on the latest developments and innovations
in wood construction in the parallel trade show, where the sponsors
and other companies will be presenting their products and services.
Be sure to make use of the breaks to meet old friends and make new
ones, and to see what the market has to offer.
For organisational reasons, separate registration is required for the
opening session. Please use the official IHF 2009 registration form.
The opening session may also be at-tended separately.
Place of the Conference
Congress Centrum – Garmisch-Partenkirchen
Richard-Strauß-Platz 1, DE-Garmisch-Partenkirchen
Accommodation
In Garmisch-Partenkirchen you will find good hotels of varions
classes. You may book your room through .
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www.garmisch.de
By indicating the keyword „Internationales Holzbau Forum“
your reservation will be accepted according to the conditions
given in the surven of hotels.
Contact during the event
Nicole Näher or Claudia Wyssbrod
T +49 8821 180 812, F +49 8821 180 850
Registration
Please fill out the attached form and send it to the address belan by
mail or fax:
Berner Fachhochschule, Architektur, Holz und Bau (BFH-Biel)
Nicole Näher, Solothurnstraße 102, CH-2504 Biel
T +41 32 344 03 30, F +41 32 344 03 91
[email protected]
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82467 Garmisch-Partenkirchen
82467 Garmisch-Partenkirchen
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Garmisch 09
International Wood Construction Conference (IHF09)
Practical experience – practical application
Congress Centrum – Garmisch-Partenkirchen
I wish to register for the 15th International Wood Construction
Conference to be held on 2 - 4 December 2009.
Registration from the Conferences
Opening Session on 02.12.09, incl. Lunch
€ 60,- CHF 100,-
Pre-Conference Seminar on 02.12.09, incl. dinner
€ 110,-
CHF 170,-
Opening Session + Pre-Conference Seminar on 02.12.09, incl. lunch and dinner
€ 150,-
CHF 230,-
International Wood Construction Conference (IHF) on 03. and 04.12.09
€ 495,-
CHF 760,-
Conference Dinner – Buffet on 02.12.09 for Guests of IHF €
CHF Pre-Conference Seminar + International Wood Construction Conference
on 02. bis 04.12.09, incl. dinner
€ 555,- CHF 850,-
Opening Session + Pre-Conference Seminar + International Wood Construction
on 02. bis 04.12.09, incl. all meals
€ 605,- CHF 930,-
Conference folder (plus mailing expenses)
€ 60,- CHF 90,-
27,-
41,-
Select the desired prologue or theme block
Pre-Conference Seminar, 02.12.09
Pre-Conference Seminar I Architecture Forum
Pre-Conference Seminar II Prefabricated Housing Forum
Pre-Conference Seminar III Wooden House Construction Forum
Pre-Conference Seminar IV Connector Technology Forum
International Wood Construction Conference, 03./04.12.09
Block A Host country Sweden
Block B Bridges and recreational walkways
Block C Energy-efficient construction
Registration per Fax to +41 32 344 03 91
Participant (name and surname)
Billing address
Telefon
Fax
E-mail
Date Signature
Closing date for registration 29. November 09
With attached registration coupon to:
Berner Fachhochschule, Architektur, Holz und Bau (BFH-Biel)
Nicole Näher, Solothurnstrasse 102, CH-2504 Biel
T +41 32 344 03 30, F +41 32 344 03 91, [email protected]
Registration over the Internet under www.forum-holzbau.com
Attendance is limited. Registrations will be processed in the order received. Cancellations can only be accepted in writing. In the case of cancellations received less than two weeks before the beginning of the event, 35 % of the seminar fee will be retained as a cancellation charge. If the
cancellation is received less than five working days prior to the beginning of the event, no refund on the seminar and conference fees will be made.
A substitute attendee may be nominated at any time as long as the person involved is eligible to attend. The full conference and seminar fee is
also charged In the case of a registered person who fails to attend the event. The organizers reserve the right to cancel the event at short notice. In
such a case all payments made will be refunded.
Organizers
Berner Fachhochschule (BFH), CH-Biel
Hochschule Rosenheim (HS Ro), DE-Rosenheim
Helsinki University of Technology (HUT), FI-Helsinki
Technische Universität Wien (TUW), AT-Wien
Technische Universität München (TUM), DE-München
University of British Columbia (UBC), CA-Vancouver
Co-organizers
Bundesverband Deutscher Fertigbau (BDF), DE-Bad Honnef
Plattform Forst & Holz, DE-Berlin
Europäische Vereinigung des Holzbaus (EVH), LU-Luxembourg
Technische Universität Graz, AT-Graz
Universität Innsbruck, AT-Innsbruck
Växjö University, SE-Växjö
Supporters
Deutsche Gesellschaft für Holzforschung (DGFH), DE-München
Europäischer Fertigbauverband (EFV), DE-Bad Honnef
Europäische Organisation der Sägewerke (EOS), BE-Brüssel
Hauptverband der Dt. Holz und Kunststoffe verarbeitenden
Industrie (HDH), DE-Bad Honnef
Kompetenzzentrum Holz, BE-St. Vith
Lehrinstitut der Holzwirtschaft (LHK), DE-Rosenheim
Lignum/Holzwirtschaft Schweiz, CH-Zürich
proHolz Austria, AT-Wien
Zentralverband der Europäischen Holzindustrie (CEI-Bois), BE-Brüssel
Technical Publications
architektur aktuell, AT-Wien
Area Legno, IT-Milano
Brückenbau – Construction & Engineering, DE-Wiesbaden
Glaswelt, DE-Stuttgart
holzbau austria, AT-Wien
Holzbau - die neue quadriga, DE-Wolnzach
HolzForum, DE-Ettlingen
Holz–Zentralblatt, DE-Stuttgart
Holzkurier, AT-Wien
Il Legno, IT-Milano
mikado, DE-Augsburg
PUU, FI-Helsinki
Schweizer Holzbau, CH-Zürich
tec 21, CH-Zürich
Tetto e Pareti in Legno, IT-Forli
Umrisse - Zeitschrift für Baukultur, DE-Wiesbaden
www.holz.de, Online-Fachzeitschrift, DE-Bonn
Zuschnitt, AT-Wien
Main Sponsors
Kronospan, CH-Menznau
Lignatur, CH-Waldstatt
Pavatex, CH-Fribourg
Purbond, CH-Sempach/Station
Xella Trockenbau-Systeme, DE-Duisburg
Stora Enso Timber, DE-Pfarrkirchen
Sponsors
Akzo Nobel, Schönox - Casco Adhesives, DE-Essen
Dynea, NO-Lillestroem
Gutex-Holzfaserplattenwerk, DE-Waldshut-Tiengen
Isocell, AT-Neumarkt
Isofloc, CH-Bütschwil
Harrer, AT-Frohnleiten
Jowat, DE-Detmold
Klenk Holz, DE-Oberrot
Mayr-Melnhof Kaufmann, AT-Reuthe
Pfeifer Holzindustrie, AT-Imst
PHB Burgbernheimer Holzbau, DE-Burgbernheim
Saint Gobain Rigips, DE-Düsseldorf
SFS intec, CH-Heerbrugg
Steico, DE-Feldkirchen
Schmid Schrauben, AT-Hainfeld
Türmerleim, DE-Ludwigshafen / CH-Basel
Exhibitors
Adler, AT-Schwaz
Adolf Würth, DE-Künzelsau - Gaisbach
Agepan Bausysteme, DE-Kaisersech
Alphaschift Holzbauprogramme, DE-Bad Waldsee
Ampack-Bautechnik, DE-Warthausen
BeA, DE-Ahrensburg
Blumenfeld Holzhandel GmbH, A-Wien
Cadwork informatik software, DE-Hildesheim
Consieco, DE-Hildesheim
DGFH Deutsche Gesellschaft für Holzforschung, DE-München
Dietrich’s Datenverarbeitung, DE-Taufkirchen
DIGI-Zeiterfassung, DE-Filderstadt
Dlubal, DE-Tiefenbach
Dörken AG, CH-Arlesheim
Egger Holzwerkstoffe, AT-St. Johann
Fachagentur Nachwachsende Rohstoffe, DE-Gülzow
Fehr, CH-St. Gallen
Finnforest Merk, DE-Aichach
Firstwood, DE-Premnitz
Forum Weisstanne, DE-Freiburg
Fraunhofer Informationszentrum, DE-Stuttgart
Getzner, AT-Bürs
GHU datacomp, DE-Laichingen
Gütegemeinschaft Montage und Fertighäuser e.V., DE-Bad Honnef
Haas Fertigbau, DE-Falkenberg
Holzindustrie Bourgogne, FR-Dijon
Homatherm, DE-Berga
Hottgenroth Software, DE-Köln
hsb-Systems, DE-Kaufbeuren
Huss Medien, DE-Berlin
Inthermo, DE-Bad Honnef
ITW Befestigungssysteme, DE-Hemmingen
Jotun, DE-Hamburg
Knauf Gips, DE-Iphofen
Knauf Insulation, DE-Simbach am Inn
Lignotrend, DE-Weilheim-Bannholz
LPS, AT-Handenberg
Macalloy, Generalvertretung SBS, DE-Koblenz
mikado, Weka Media, DE-Augsburg
Moll, DE-Schwetzingen
Novatop, DE-Geislingen
Paul Stephan,Holzleimbau, DE-Gaildorf
NOVATOP, CH-Leibstadt / DE-Geislingen
PC-forum, DE-Isney
PEFC Deutschlande.V., DE-Stuttgart
Pfleiderer Holzwerkstoffe DE-Gschwend
Rettenmeier Holzindustrie, DE-Hirschberg
S+S Datentechnik, DE-Wermelskirchen
Schaffitzel Holzindustrie, DE-Schwäbisch Hall
SchwörerHaus, Bereich Holzindustrie, DE-Hohenstein-Oberstetten
SEMA Holzbausoftware, DE-Wildpoldsried
Sihga, AT-Ohlsdorf
Sto, DE-Stühlingen
Stocker KaminSysteme, AT-Innsbruck
TechnoWood, CH-Wildhaus
Treppenbau.ch, Fritz Rutz, CH-Bazenheid
Växjö University, SE-Växjö
Weinmann, DE-St. Johann
Wiehag, AT-Altheim
Woodtec Fankhauser, CH-Vordemwald
81 fünf, DE-Dannenberg
Sponsors of the coffee breaks/Apéro
Exhibitors