Beiträge leanWOOD:
Montag, 19. März 2018

Planungskultur für den Holzbau - leanWOOD 
Manfred Stieglmeier, TU München, München (DE)

In NRW bietet sich für das Bauen mit Holz noch ein erhebliches Entwicklungspotential, das es aus Gründen der Nachhaltigkeit, des Klimaschutzes und der Ressourceneinsparung zu entfalten gilt. In Vorträgen wurden daher Erfahrungen und Visionen aus der Baupraxis und der Forschung aufgezeigt – in der Überwindung von Grenzen, in der Optimierung von Bauprozessen und in der Realisierung mehrgeschossiger Bauten. Im Referat von Manfred Stieglmeier wurde über die Ergebnisse von leanWOOD und notwendige Handlungsfelder für holzbaugerechte Planung berichtet.

Beiträge leanWOOD: 
Freitag, 16. März 2018

Lean WOOD - Optimierte Planungsprozesse für den vorgefertigten Holzbau 
Sandra Schuster, TU München, München (DE)

Beiträge leanWOOD:
Mittwoch, 18. Oktober 2017 
Block B2: PROZESSE: Optimieren und Produzieren

Planungskultur für den Holzbau - leanWOOD
Manfred Stieglmeier, TU München, München (DE)

Beiträge leanWOOD:
Donnerstag, 29. Juni 2017
Block a: HOLZBAU_neue Organisationsmodelle und Geschäftsfelder

leanWOOD - optimierte Planungsprozesse für den vorgefertigten Holzbau
Sandra Schuster, TU München, München (DE)

The project partners met to exchange the planned contributions to the final report. 
Further they discussed the goals and the findings of the project.

Beiträge leanWOOD:
Mittwoch, 7.Dezember 2016 - Auftaktveranstaltung
IHF - Prolog III 

Planungskultur für den Holzbau – leanWOOD 
Wolfgang Huß, TU München/ Hochschule Augsburg (DE)
Vom Bauteam zum Holzbau-Totalunternehmer – alternative Vergabemodelle 
Sonja Geier, Hochschule Luzern, Luzern (CH)
Der Holzbauingenieur – die prozessoptimierende Schnittstelle
Stefan Zöllig, Timbatec Holzbauingenieure, Thun (CH)
Prozesse und Schnittstellen in einer Planungsstruktur 
Frank Lattke, lattkearchitekten, Augsburg (DE)

Presentations of leanWOOD:

Conference presentation and proceedings publication / le Roux S. K., Bannier F., Bossanne E., Stieglmeier M, "Investigating the interaction of building information modelling and lean construction in the timber industry", In: WCTE 2016 World Conference on Timber Engineering August 22-25 2016 Vienna Austria   

Conference presentation and proceedings publication / Lattke F., Hernandez-Maetschl S., "leanWood – advancing performance of design teams in timber construction", In: WCTE 2016 World Conference on Timber Engineering August 22-25 2016 Vienna Austria   

Conference presentation and proceedings publication / Geier S., Huß W. “New procurement and cooperation models for planning + execution of timber buildings – case studies and visions” In: WCTE 2016 World Conference on Timber Engineering August 22-25 2016 Vienna Austria

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The project partners met to exchange the latest research results.

The meeting also offered the opportunity to visit 2 Swiss Demonstration projects and to discuss with the architets and timber construction engineers.

The Swissbau was the frame for a seminar block at the most important Swiss construction fair Swissbau 2016. The event took place on January 13th 2016 under the organisation of Holzbau Schweiz. Stefan Zöllig  (Timbatec), Sonja Geier (Hochschule Luzern) and Frank Lattke (lattkearchitekten) allowed the audience an insight to recent research work.

Please find more detailed information here:

http://www.swissbau.ch/de-CH/news/blog/2016/01/13-leanwood.aspx

The workshop helped to clarifiy the professional perspectives of the participant planners and timber manufacturers from Switzerland, Austria and Germany. Potenzials, challenges and solutions regarding future procurement models and optimation of the planning processes were discussed intensly.

The documentation of the workshop is kept confidential until the proper publication of the results.

'Who does what when - and how?' is the key question in the expert workshop which will take place in Flums in Switzerland. Timber manufacturers, architects and timber engineers of  high relevance will give their input and discuss first results of the project.

The third project meeting of leanWOOD with all research partners and some industrial and SME partners took place in Helsinki. A main focus of the meeting was placed in the analysis of demonstrations projects in all participating countries.

Beside presentations and discussion a visit of PuuMera, one of the Finnish Demo projects, was organized.

Next project meeting is planned for January 2016 in Switzerland

As one main topic of the conference barriers and risks for timber construction were discussed. An urgent need for tools to simplify the planning process in timber construction was recognized as a central challenge. In this context the general goals of the project were highlighted.

The meeting took place at the hotel Apfelgarten in Hohenbercha near Munich, among architects well known for its timber construction. The interfaces of the work packages and the general focus were the main topics of the discussions.