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Detailed Program SEPTEMBER 30 › OCTOBER 4 2019
Program at a glance 1
↓ SEPTEMBER 30 ↓ OCTOBER 2
8:00 AM REGISTRATION OPENING 7:00 AM REGISTRATION OPENING
CECOBOIS-WOODRISE PROFESSIONAL COMPETITION BREAKFAST
5:00 PM C
ONFERENCE OPENING REMARKS EXHIBITION & B2B MEETINGS
KEYNOTE SPEAKER CONFERENCE — HoHo Vienna WOODRISE TECHNOLOGICAL SHOWCASE
6:30 PM EXHIBITION HALL OPENING AND WELCOMING COCKTAIL ECOBOIS-WOODRISE PROFESSIONAL COMPETITION
C
SHOWCASE
ECOBOIS-WOODRISE PROFESSIONAL COMPETITION
C
PRESENTATIONS 8:15 AM WELCOMING REMARKS
8:25 AM PLENARY SESSION #3 (PART 1)
Science and technology for urban densification :
↓ OCTOBER 1 wood as a tool
9:45 AM REFRESHMENT BREAK
7:00 AM REGISTRATION OPENING
10:30 AM PLENARY SESSION #3 (PART 2)
BREAKFAST Science and technology for urban densification :
wood as a tool
EXHIBITION & B2B MEETINGS
12:00 PM CONFERENCE
The impact of wooden cities on quality of life and comfort
WOODRISE TECHNOLOGICAL SHOWCASE
12:20 PM CONCLUSION OF PLENARY SESSIONS
ECOBOIS-WOODRISE PROFESSIONAL COMPETITION
C
AND PASSING OF THE RELAY
SHOWCASE
12:35 PM NETWORKING LUNCH
8:15 AM WELCOMING REMARKS
2:00 PM TECHNICAL WORKSHOP (PART 1)
8:25 AM INTRODUCTORY CONFERENCE
Update on international policies implemented –
leaders and emerging countries 3:45 PM REFRESHMENT BREAK
8:45 AM PLENARY SESSSION #1 (PART 1) 4:30 PM TECHNICAL WORKSHOP (PART 2)
Emerging mid-rise and high-rise timber & EXHIBITION HALL CLOSING
construction projects worldwide
6:00 PM END OF THE DAY
9:45 AM REFRESHMENT BREAK
10:30 AM PLENARY SESSSION #1 (PART 2)
Emerging mid-rise and high-rise timber
construction projects worldwide ↓ OCTOBER 3+4
12:00 PM NETWORKING LUNCH
7:00 AM TECHNICAL VISITS
> 5:00 PM
1:15 PM PLENARY SESSION #2 (PART 1)
Contribution of timber construction
to the bioeconomy and carbon market
2:45 PM REFRESHMENT BREAK
3:30 PM PLENARY SESSION #2 (PART 2)
Contribution of timber construction Legend
to the bioeconomy and carbon market
Main Plenary Room
5:00 PM CLOSING REMARKS OF THE DAY Exhibition Hall and Foyer
Technical Workshop Area (Level 3)
6:00 PM GALA EVENING & CECOBOIS-WOODRISE Exhibition Hall
PROFESSIONAL COMPETITION AWARD CEREMONY
Main Entrance
Voltigeurs de Québec ArmouryPreliminary detailed program 2
↓ MONDAY SEPTEMBER 30
8:00AM – 5:00PM R
EGISTRATION OPENING
Main Entrance
E
XHIBITORS MOVE-IN
Exhibition Hall
C
ECOBOIS-WOODRISE PROFESSIONAL COMPETITION
Foyer
5:00PM – 6:30PM C
ONFERENCE OPENING REMARKS
Plenary Room | Simultaneous translation FR EN JP MAN
Master of Ceremonies: Jean-François Lépine
KEYNOTE
SPEAKER CONFERENCE — HoHo Vienna
Plenary Room | Simultaneous translation FR EN JP MAN
Keynote Speaker: Richard Woschitz (Woschitz Group GmbH, Austria)
6:30PM – 8:00PM EXHIBITION HALL OPENING AND WELCOMING COCKTAIL
Exhibition Hall
CECOBOIS-WOODRISE PROFESSIONAL COMPETITION PRESENTATIONS
↓ TUESDAY OCTOBER 1
7:00AM - 5:00PM R
EGISTRATION OPENING
Main Entrance
EXHIBITION & B2B MEETINGS
Exhibition Hall
W
OODRISE TECHNOLOGICAL SHOWCASE
Exhibition Hall
C
ECOBOIS-WOODRISE PROFESSIONAL COMPETITION SHOWCASE
Foyer
7:00AM – 8:15AM B
REAKFAST
Exhibition Hall
8:15AM – 8:25AM W
ELCOMING REMARKS
Plenary Room | Simultaneous translation FR EN JP MAN
Master of Ceremonies: Jean-François Lépine↓ TUESDAY OCTOBER 1 3
8:25AM – 8:45AM I NTRODUCTORY CONFERENCE
Update on international policies implemented – leaders and emerging countries
Plenary Room | Simultaneous translation FR EN JP MAN
This introductory talk aims to provide an overview of the existing policies in many countries to facilitate
the construction of mid- and high-rise buildings.
For more than a decade, we have seen a significant global increase in the number of new construction
projects for buildings over four stories high. This new reality is being made possible thanks to the measures
taken by governments and their rapid adoption by developers and construction professionals. Some
countries have long stood out, while others are slowly emerging with programs to support the development
of this market.
Keynote Speaker: Jennifer Cover (US WoodWorks, USA)
8:45AM – 9:45AM P
LENARY SESSION 1 (PART 1)
Emerging mid-rise and high-rise timber construction projects worldwide
Plenary Room | Simultaneous translation FR EN JP MAN
In recent years, there has been an ever-increasing number of large-scale projects worldwide where wood
has demonstrated its ability to meet the requirements of high-rise construction. Developers and profes-
sionals from many countries have taken up the challenge of using wood to construct buildings that reach
unprecedented heights.
In this plenary session, key speakers from several countries will share their experience on projects recently
completed or still under development.
Moderator #1: Eric Karsh (Equilibrium, Canada)
Speaker #1: Nicolas Laisné (Nicolas Laisné Architectes, France)
Implementing new uses with high-rise timber construction
Speaker #2: Karim Khalifa (Sidewalk Labs, USA)
Sidewalk Labs is reimagining cities to improve quality of life
9:45AM – 10:30AM R
EFRESHMENT BREAK
Exhibition Hall
10:30AM - 12:00PM P
LENARY SESSION 1 (PART 2)
Emerging mid-rise and high-rise timber construction projects worldwide
Plenary Room | Simultaneous translation FR EN JP MAN
Moderator #1: Eric Karsh (Equilibrium, Canada)
Speaker #3: Mario Rando (Degree of Freedom, Engineer, Norway)
Finansparken Bjergsted in Stavanger (Norway) – An innovative timber office building
Speaker #4: Ana Belizário and Carol Bueno (Amata/Tryptique, Brazil)
Project Amata
Speaker #5: Jean-Marc Dubois (Nordic, Canada)
US Projects
12:00PM – 1:15PM N
ETWORKING LUNCH
Exhibition Hall↓ TUESDAY OCTOBER 1 4
1:15PM – 2:45PM P
LENARY SESSION 2 (PART 1)
Contribution of timber construction to the bioeconomy and carbon market
Plenary Room | Simultaneous translation FR EN JP MAN
The construction sector plays a major role in the economy of each industrialized country. This industry is
increasingly interested in participating in sustainable development, which includes ensuring that materials
come from sustainable practices and have a low environmental footprint. Wood, with its ability to store
carbon, has every advantage to be used in the construction and development of buildings. This plenary
session is intended to explain the benefits and challenges of opting for wood within a forest bio-economy
and sustainable development perspective for future generations.
Moderator #2: Robert Beauregard (Université Laval, Canada)
Speaker #6: Andrew Waugh (Waugh-Thistleton Architect, UK)
The Making of Multiply
Speaker #7: Stéphan De Faÿ (EPA Bordeaux-Euratlantique, France)
Aquitaine’s projects
Speaker #8: Michael Marks (Katerra, USA)
Katerra’s vision and potential impact on the construction industry and cities of tomorrow
2:45PM – 3:30PM R
EFRESHMENT BREAK
Exhibition Hall
3:30PM – 5:00PM P
LENARY SESSION 2 (PART 2)
Contribution of timber construction to the bioeconomy and carbon market
Plenary Room | Simultaneous translation FR EN JP MAN
Moderator #2: Robert Beauregard (Université Laval, Canada)
Speaker #9: David Bruchon (ICADE, France)
La Cartoucherie
Speaker #10: Weiqing Liu (Nanjing Tech University, China)
Effect on carbon footprinting of timber structures in China
Speaker #11: Johan Thorsell (Växjö Municipality, Sweden)
Wood strategy impact on construction and urbanisation
5:00PM C
LOSING REMARKS OF THE DAY
Plenary Room | Simultaneous translation FR EN JP MAN
Master of Ceremonies: Jean-François Lépine
6:00PM – 10:30PM G
ALA EVENING & CECOBOIS-WOODRISE PROFESSIONAL
COMPETITION AWARD CEREMONY
Voltigeurs de Québec Armoury↓ WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 2 5
7:00AM – 4:30PM R
EGISTRATION OPENING
Main Entrance
EXHIBITION
& B2B MEETINGS
Exhibition Hall
W
OODRISE TECHNOLOGICAL SHOWCASE
Exhibition Hall
C
ECOBOIS-WOODRISE PROFESSIONAL COMPETITION SHOWCASE
Foyer
7:00AM – 8:15AM B
REAKFAST
Exhibition Hall
8:15AM – 8:25AM W
ELCOMING REMARKS
Plenary Room | Simultaneous translation FR EN JP MAN
Master of Ceremonies: Jean-François Lépine
8:25AM – 9:45AM P
LENARY SESSION 3 (PART 1)
Science and technology for urban densification: wood as a tool
Plenary Room | Simultaneous translation FR EN JP MAN
The development of new construction techniques or technological tools to speed up the construction of
buildings has been growing at a fast pace in recent years. Whether it is the larger-scale use of BIM (Building
Information Modeling) or the integration of innovative building systems that enable rapid installation of
structural components, these new construction techniques and technologies are often cited as examples
when building in highly dense urban environments.
Better planning combined with rapid construction of buildings help minimize impacts on residents. In this
plenary session, examples of new technologies and construction techniques currently being used around
the world will be presented
Moderator #3: To be confirmed
Speaker #12: Catherine St-Marseille & Nicolas Demers (Provencher-Roy Architects, Canada)
Arbora Project: The benefits and challenges of CLT residential construction in Quebec
Speaker #13: Toni Kekki (Rahennuskonsultointi T Tekki, Finland)
Tuuliniitty and Puukuokka – Phases 2 & 3
Speaker #14: Craig Curtis (Katerra, USA)
Light Frame Design automation and industrialization
9:45AM – 10:30AM R
EFRESHMENT BREAK
Exhibition Hall
10:30AM – 12:00PM P
LENARY SESSION 3 (PART 2)
Science and technology for urban densification: wood as a tool
Plenary Room | Simultaneous translation FR EN JP MAN
Moderator #3: To be confirmed
Speaker #15: Daniel Wilded (Martinsons, Sweden)
Add CLT for sustainable skylines
Speaker #16: Jan-Willem van de Kuilen (Technical University of Munich, Germany/Netherlands)
Hotel Jakarta, 8 storey hotel with 3D modules
Speaker #17: Masahiro Harada (Mt. Fuji-Architects Studio, Japan)
Topic to be confirmed↓ WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 2 6
12:00AM - 12:20PM Q
UALITY OF LIFE AND COMFORT CONFERENCE
The impact of wooden cities on quality of life and comfort
Plenary Room | Simultaneous translation FR EN JP MAN
The comfort and well-being of the occupants of a building are evaluated on the basis of a number of criteria.
Whether it is a matter of obtaining a certain level of acoustic or thermal comfort or a healthy and well-lit
environment, appropriate constructive solutions need to be implemented. It has been found that a well-
designed building increases productivity and that occupants have a better quality of life. Some studies
have also shown that the use of wood increases occupants’ comfort and well-being.
Keynote Speaker: Marie-France Stendahl (White arkitekter AB, Sweden)
Architecture as medicine - Evidence-based research into well-being
12:20PM – 12:35PM C
ONCLUSION OF PLENARY SESSIONS AND PASSING OF THE RELAY
Plenary Room | Simultaneous translation FR EN JP MAN
Master of Ceremonies: Jean-François Lépine
12:35PM – 2:00PM N
ETWORKING LUNCH
Exhibition Hall
2:00PM – 6:00PM T
ECHNICAL WORKSHOPS ON MID-RISE AND HIGH-RISE WOOD BUILDINGS
1 → Acoustic and vibration performance 2 → Seismic risk prevention
Room 301A Room 302AB
The use of wood in the construction of mid- and high-rise The seismic behaviour of wood buildings is often one of their
buildings is proving to be a competitive alternative to steel best features. However, despite this inherent advantage,
and concrete. However, like any other building material and seismic design must be based on the most recent data and
system, wood systems must comply with the rules of building techniques; otherwise, substantial structural damage could
codes and thereby ensure users’ comfort with respect to occur during powerful earthquakes.
sound transmission and building vibration.
The considerable losses sustained during recent large earth-
This session on acoustic and vibration performance will be an quakes have shifted the philosophy of seismic design towards
opportunity to review recent advances in these fields and share so-called “resilient” or “low damage” structural systems. These
views and experiences with international experts in the field. innovative systems aim to reduce structural damage, while provid-
ing occupants with the same or even a higher degree of safety.
Discussions will inevitably take place on how to translate re-
search findings into effective, sustainable technical solutions. This session will serve as an opportunity to present the work
accomplished, share the results and build on recent knowledge
and experience.
Moderator: Jean-Luc Kouyoumji (FCBA, France)
Moderator: Marjan Popovski (FPInnovations, Canada)
Presentations by:
& Thomas Catterou (FCBA, France)
Samuel Cuerrier-Auclair (FPInnovations, Canada)
Jean-Luc Kouyoumji (FCBA, France)
Presentations by:
Pierre Landel (RISE, Sweden)
Hiroshi Isoda (Kyoto University, Japan)
Delphine Bard (Lund University, Sweden)
Pierre Quenneville (University of Auckland, New Zealand)
Victor Salcedo (GERB Vibration Control Systems, Inc, USA)
Shiling Pei (Colorado School of Mines, USA)
Jeffrey Mahn (NRC, Canada)
Hans-Erik Bloomgren (Katerra, USA)
Student: To be announced
Girma Bitsuamlak (Western University, Canada)
Marjan Popovski (FPInnovations, Canada)
Thomas Catterou (FCBA, France)
Student: To be announced↓ WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 2 7
2:00PM – 6:00PM 3 → Fire safety 4 → Forest resources and wood products
Room 303AB Room 304AB
The inherent nature of structural timber components to be In recent decades, environmental and safety concerns, particu-
charred slowly and at a predictable rate makes solid wood larly in high seismic risk areas have prompted engineers
systems capable of maintaining significant structural capacity and designers to develop new wood and wood-based building
for extended periods of time when exposed to fire. Solid products and systems. Modern structural products and systems
systems such as cross-laminated timber (CLT), glulam (GLT), made of solid wood (such as CLT and GLT) are just a few of
nail-laminated timber (NLT) and dowel laminated timber the engineered wood products that now make it possible to
(DLT) have proven that they can provide excellent fire resis- build higher and over a larger area, while providing safety and
tance, often comparable to that of typical non-combustible a reduced environmental footprint.
heavy structures.
The workshop on forest resources and wood products will
To facilitate greater acceptance of solid wood systems in highlight the various approaches now available, particularly
international building codes, many topics still need to be through the fourth industrial revolution and the interconnectivity
studied. This session will cover the most recent topics related of tools, in order to enable sound management of forest resources
to fire safety for medium- and high-rise buildings. and their optimal use in transforming them into sustainable,
safe and low environmental footprint building products.
Moderator: Christian Dagenais (FPInnovations, Canada)
Moderator: Jean-Frédéric Grandmont (MFFP, Canada)
Presentations by:
Daniel Brandon (RISE, Sweden) Presentations by:
David Lange (University of Queensland, Australia) Frédéric Verreault (Chantiers Chibougamau, Canada)
Jan Smolka (Czech Fire Protection Association – Daniel Wilded (Martinsons, Sweden)
Majaczech, Czech Republic) Patrick Reydams (AMATA, Brazil)
Jason Smart (American Wood Council, USA) Toru Fujii (Suteki Nice, Japan)
Martino Negri (CNR Ivalsa Trento, Italy) FAO (To be announced)
Lindsay Ranger (FPInnovations, Canada) Student: To be announced
Student: To be announced
5 → Asian construction market: R&D and market 6 → Durable building enclosure design
Plenary Room Room 301B
Simultaneous translation FR EN JP MAN
Wood is increasingly recognized by the construction sector
Asia is the largest regional construction market worldwide as an essential and innovative choice of material. On an interna-
accounting for some 40% of global construction spending tional scale, wood has been gaining popularity for prefabrica-
in 2012, and it is forecasted to account for almost one half of tion of wall, roof, and floor elements. The building envelope
global construction spending by 2020. While mid- and high- plays a key role for a comfortable, durable, and energy efficient
rise buildings have been dominated by concrete and steel in building. The design of a building envelope consisting of
Asia, climate change, urbanization, sustainable development solid wood or engineered wood products differs from that of
and world housing needs have created a case for wood as traditional light wood-frame buildings and requires special
a structural material in buildings. With governments seeking attention because of the unique characteristics of the product.
lower carbon building alternatives and renewable materials,
there is a growing interest to use mid-rise and tall wood build- This workshop will discuss the design and construction of
ings in countries like China, Japan and South Korea. building envelope assemblies based on mass timber products,
with a focus on protecting the structure from moisture and
This workshop will present market opportunities, government environmental elements, separating the indoors from the
policy, research and development, and code and standard outdoor environment, and ensuring thermally efficiency. Con-
work to advance mid-rise and tall wood construction in China, struction moisture management will also be covered. Knowledge
Japan and South Korea. and experiences learned from the recent developments
of mass timber buildings in various countries will be shared.
Moderator: Chun Ni (FPInnovations, Canada)
Moderator: Jieying Wang (FPInnovations, Canada)
Presentations by:
Presentations by:
Shawn Lawlor (Canada Wood Japan, Canada/Japan)
Toni Kekki (Rakennuskonsultointi T Kekki, Finland)
KiCheol Bae (Innovative Design Studio, Korea)
Graham Finch (RDH, Canada)
Xuebin Yang (China Southwest Architectural Design
and Research Institute Corp, China)
Julien Lamoulie (FCBA, France)
Stephan Ott (TUM – Germany, Germany)
Minjuan He (Tonji University, China)
Judith Sheine (University of Oregon, USA)
Huifeng Yang (Nanjing Tech University, China)
Joey Larouche (Upbrella, Canada)
Yosuke Komiyama (Kyoto University, Japan)
Student: To be announced
3:45PM – 4:30PM REFRESHMENT BREAK
Exhibition Hall
6:00PM END OF THE DAY↓ THURSDAY OCTOBER 3 8
FRIDAY OCTOBER 4
photo: Origine Building © Stéphane Groleau
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