Tomorrow’s Timber Talks

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Do the Tomorrow’s Timber Talk at your office

INCREASE YOUR KNOWLEDGE ABOUT THE LATEST TRENDS IN BUILDING WITH WOOD

Architecture requires a combination of creative, critical thinking and knowledge of materials and products. The Tomorrow’s Timber Talks are an initiative to inspire architects, designers, construction developers, builders and policymakers and to update on the latest developments with wood and wood products for construction.

One Main made of PEFC certified LVL, designed by dECOi Architects
Photography: © Anton Grassl Photography

WE WOULD LIKE TO INVITE YOU TO THE TOMORROW’S TIMBER TALK

During the Tomorrow’s Timber Talk we would like to update you on sustainability, health and the diversity of possibilities with wood, especially in the field of the latest ‘Mass-Timber’ developments with which wood is a serious replacement for concrete and steel, such as Cross Laminated Timber (CLT), Laminated Veneer Lumber (LVL), Glued Laminated Timber (Glulam). Of course, materials for further finishing and interior design such as floors, roof trusses, facades, stairs, windows and doors are also included. 

The use of certified wood and wood products as building material is the first step towards sustainable buildings, small or large. By using certified wood you also help combat climate change, increase the absorption of CO2 by forests and prevent deforestation. In addition, certified wood is the ideal circular building material due to its renewable nature and good reusability.

WHAT DO YOU TAKE FROM THE WORKSHOP?

In addition to discussing myths that exist about building with wood, the latest developments are discussed about:

the principle of biobased construction;
– the latest developments of prefab options and construction process advantages of Mass Timber;
– the application possibilities of the latest generation of wood products;
– the sustainability benefits, including CO2, environmental impact and circularity, of using sustainable wood and wood products;
– the benefits for a healthy living environment and
– the future: what it takes for a “Timber Revolution”.

WHERE AND BY WHO?

The Tomorrow’s Timber Talks are an initiative of PEFC and are provided at your office or, if desired, at another location. Talks are given by wood-biobased experts Dr. ir. Pablo van der Lugt (TU Delft / Green Matters) and ir. Atto Harsta (Aldus bouwinnovatie / Bouwcampus). Naturally, all applicable corona measures are taken into account.

The Tomorrow’s Timber Talks are organized per organization for a minimum of 25 people and take place either during lunch (with sandwiches) or at the end of the afternoon / evening (with pizza / salad):

Option 1: lunch lecture of 1 hour, 1.5 hours or 2 hours, from 12 noon;
– Option 2: end of afternoon / evening lecture of 1 hour, 1.5 hours or 2 hours from 4 pm.

Due to the corona measures, the Talks can also be given online. We then recommend a Talk of a maximum of 1.5 hours.

If there is enough enthusiasm, a Talk will be organized for smaller organizations and freelancers after the lifting of the corona measures. Do you want to stay informed about this? Send an email to info@pefc.nl .

Royal HaskoningDHV:  “ Thank you Pablo van der Lugt, Atto Harsta and PEFC Nederland for making this presentation possible! In addition to the experience we are currently gaining in our ‘wood’ projects, your presentation was a very good in-depth look at wood construction. Thanks! “

The Tomorrow’s Timber Talks are recognized and registered CPD training courses at the Architects Register.

Participants in the Lunch & Learn Talks will receive a woody bag containing, among other things, the Tomorrow’s Timber book written by Pablo van der Lugt with the support of Atto Harsta, published by MaterialDistrict.

SIGN UP VIA INFO@PEFC.NL AND INDICATE YOUR PREFERRED OPTION OR CONTACT PATRICIA DOLMAN: 030 693 0040.

Thank you for the fabulous – Tomorrow’s Timber – book. It is so good ”

Thank you for sending the book over recently. Very good indeed…! ”

“The PEFC Edition looks good (great projects) and it’s a welcome addition to our library.”