International Seminar on Approaches to Environmental Considerations for Building Products
To appropriately deal with the issue of global warming and resource
constraints, the promotion of the use of environmentally-friendly
building products is a must. New technologies and new products
corresponding to this promotion are actively being developed.
Building-product performance must be verified by a reliable third-party
so that the new technologies can be appropriately and smoothly
implemented.
BCJ and CBL held this open seminar on September 21, 2011 with cooperation from WFTAO, on the occasion of the annual WFTAO meeting, to introduce the current trends regarding development and evaluation of innovative building products around the world.
The programme of the seminar is as follows.
Presentations by WFTAO member organizations may be downloaded for free.
BCJ and CBL held this open seminar on September 21, 2011 with cooperation from WFTAO, on the occasion of the annual WFTAO meeting, to introduce the current trends regarding development and evaluation of innovative building products around the world.
The programme of the seminar is as follows.
Presentations by WFTAO member organizations may be downloaded for free.
Programme
1 1-1 1-2 |
Opening of the seminar Opening Introduction |
2 | Keynote speech |
2-1 | R&D of LCCM (Life-Cycle Carbon-Minus) Housing -Integrated design for CO2 reductions, with a focus on the construction, operation and demolition stages- Dr. Shuzo Murakami, Chief Executive, Building Research Institute |
3 | Presentations by WFTAO member organizations |
3-1 | Current trends of development and technical assessment of innovative environmentally-friendly building products in Europe Thomas Bruun, ETA Danmark |
3-2 | From EPD’s to Environmental performances of buildings Bruno Mesureur, CSTB |
3-3 | Technical Evaluations of Building Products for Compliance with Environmental and Sustainability Requirements in the United States Michael Beaton, ICC-ES |
3-4 | Certification of environmentally friendly housing components in Japan Jun-ichi Murakami, CBL |
4 | Closing of the seminar |
CBL:The Center for Better Living (Japan)
CSTB:Scientific and Technical Center for Building (France)
ICC-ES:The International Code Council Evaluation Service (USA)