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Innovative construction - simply future-proof

7. November 2024

09:00 - 17:30

Veranstaltungsforum Fürstenfeld
Fürstenfeld 12
82256 Fürstenfeldbruck
Deutschland
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The construction industry is currently undergoing a fundamental change: the way people live, work, live and build is being questioned and is changing noticeably. The challenges are manifold: from energy security, digitalization, resource scarcity and climate change to demographic changes and urbanization. Technological progress in the construction sector is meeting these challenges with a wide range of opportunities and innovative technologies. The aim is not only to respond to megatrends, but also to offer private and public building owners solutions that meet the requirements of cost and…

Welcome to our Bau Innovativ 2024 symposium!

The construction industry is currently undergoing a fundamental change: the way people live, work, live and build is being questioned and is changing noticeably. The challenges are manifold: from energy security, digitalization, resource scarcity and climate change to demographic changes and urbanization. Technological progress in the construction sector is meeting these challenges with a wide range of opportunities and innovative technologies. The aim is not only to respond to megatrends, but also to offer private and public building owners solutions that meet the demands of cost and energy efficiency, modern technology (smart home/building), safety, health, comfort and design.

Cross-industry, networked, digital

A key challenge facing the Bavarian construction industry is the question of how we can plan, construct and operate our buildings intelligently, sustainably and efficiently in the future, as well as how we can renovate, remodel and recycle them.

The focus here is on pioneering and sustainable solutions that safeguard our raw materials and cover the entire life cycle of buildings. It is becoming increasingly important to think across sectors and to act in a networked and digital manner in order to tap into new business areas and market opportunities at an early stage.

These are the thematic focuses of Bau Innovativ:

  • Framework conditions and prospects for innovative construction in Bavaria
  • A look at the economy and the future of the construction industry
  • Simple construction and building type E
  • Building construction with innovative and digital approaches
  • Serial construction / modular construction and the influence of innovative technologies on the working environment
  • Future-proofing? Which technologies can help to master the challenges?

Our symposium is aimed at the following target groups:

  • Construction companies
  • Building material manufacturers
  • craftsmen
  • Planners, architects, engineers
  • Energy consultants and energy managers
  • Local authorities
  • Approval authorities
  • Companies from the recycling industry
  • research
  • Politics
  • Associations

Participation fee

Registration for the event is possible until November 01, 2024

Category
Price (gross)*
Price (net)
Economy / Research organization
351,05 € 295,00 €
University / public authority / start-up (founded after 01.01.2019)
178,50 € 150,00 €
Students (valid certificate of enrollment required)
34,51 € 29,00 €

* incl. statutory VAT 19%

As a special highlight, we offer the opportunity to present current trends and innovations in our specialist exhibition. Secure your place quickly if you are interested!

Further information about the exhibition

We invite you to discuss the future of the Bavarian construction industry with representatives from industry and research and to make new contacts from the sector. Expand your network and become part of Bau Innovativ 2024!

Contact for questions about registration

Johanna Weiser

Registration for the exhibition

Parallel to the event, we offer you the opportunity to participate as an exhibitor in the accompanying trade exhibition. The exhibition offers you an ideal platform to present your technologies, products and services in an innovation-oriented environment.

Scope of services Business/ Research organization

  • Basic infrastructure for your stand (approx. 3 x 2 m area, table, chairs, power connection)
  • Presentation of the company on the event website (company logo, brief description, etc.)
  • Organizational support by employees of Bayern Innovativ GmbH
  • 2 exhibitor passes (incl. participation in the symposium and catering)
  • Participation in the exhibitor pitch

Start-Up scope of services

  • Basic infrastructure for your stand (approx. 2 x 2 m area, 1 high table, power connection)
  • Presentation of the company on the event website (company logo, brief description, etc.)
  • Organizational support by employees of Bayern Innovativ GmbH
  • 1 exhibitor pass (incl. participation in the symposium and catering)
  • Participation in the exhibitor pitch

Exhibition fee

The exhibition is fully booked.

Category
Price (gross)*
Price (net)
Economy / Research organization
1.130,50 € 950,00 €
Start-up (date of foundation after 01.01.2019)
238,00 € 200,00 €

* incl. statutory VAT. 19%

Contact for questions about the exhibition

Johanna Weiser

The agenda is continuously updated, subject to change.

Check-in and visit to the exhibition
Plenary session in the Stadtsaal
Welcome address
Dr. Matthias Konrad
Head of Innovation Networks Member of the Management Board, Bayern Innovativ GmbH, Nuremberg
Prof. Dr. Frank Petzold
Chair of architectural informatics, TUM School of Engineering and Design, Scientific spokesperson of the thematic platform "Innovative Building" at Bayern Innovativ
Housing construction 2024 cost-demand standard
Christian Bruch
Managing Director, DGfM German Society for Masonry and Residential Construction, Berlin
Further information

With reference to the study prepared by Prof. Dietmar Walberg for the 15th Housing Construction Day in Berlin, the presentation will show what costs can usually be expected for housing construction in 2024, what savings potential is possible by changing the building standard and how this could cover the existing demand for new buildings.

Simply (re)build!
Dr. Tilmann Jarmer
Project Manager, TU Munich
Further information

Is there no alternative to the complete refurbishment of existing housing stock to new-build standards? Are simpler strategies possibly more effective, cheaper and could they promote an acceleration of the energy-efficient refurbishment of existing buildings? In order to answer these questions, minimally invasive refurbishment approaches for a sustainable transformation of existing buildings are to be tested and reviewed in practice. To this end, different measures will be implemented and compared on seven identical GGH terraced houses in the Pfaffengrund estate in Heidelberg. The houses from the 1950s and 1960s are widespread and can be found in almost every city in Germany. A full refurbishment to the EH 55 standard serves as a reference variant.

The Einfach Bauen research group at the Technical University of Munich carries out energy consumption monitoring before and after the implementation of the refurbishment measures in the operation of the buildings, so that trends in changed user behavior (rebound effect) and the energy consumption predicted in the planning phase and measured in actual operation (performance gap) can be derived from this. The actual effects of different energy refurbishment strategies can thus be documented.

The basic principles of the individual refurbishment options were developed in the first half of 2024 so that construction work can begin in the same summer. The project is to be implemented in two construction phases. The second consumption monitoring can be carried out next winter. GGH is responsible for the planning, tendering, construction management and implementation of the refurbishment measures.

Networking in the exhibition and tour by Minister of State Aiwanger
Greeting and impulse Minister of State Aiwanger
Hubert Aiwanger
Bavarian State Minister for Economic Affairs, Regional Development and Energy
Initiatives for simple building: Building type e
Dr. Martin Kraus-Vonjahr
Head of Department, Bavarian State Ministry of Housing, Building and Transport, Munich
Further information

What measures is the Free State of Bavaria taking for simple and cost-effective construction? One concerns the "building type e". This goes back to an initiative of the Bavarian Chamber of Architects, which has also been joined by the Bavarian Chamber of Civil Engineers. Building under the slogan "Building type e" aims to put the multitude of standards and regulations to the test in order to be able to construct simpler and therefore more cost-effective and resource-saving buildings with standard-reduced and deviating solutions. The Bavarian Ministry of Construction wants to use pilot projects to find out how well this works in practice. Article 63 of the BayBO was amended in summer 2023 for this purpose. However, it will be of great importance for the idea of simple construction on which the "building type e" is based whether it will also be possible to create possibilities for deviations from the generally recognized rules of technology in civil law.

Pitches from the exhibitors
ALUJET GmbH
BCE Dynamics GmbH
BuildSystems GmbH
Forestry and Wood Cluster in Bavaria
Eigner Betonmanufakrut GmbH & Co. KG
excav UG
group HOLZBAU GmbH
MC Tooling GmbH - Scawo3D
m2ing GmbH
rothycon CARBON REINFORCEMENT
Technology and innovation management of Bayern Innovativ
thermoheld GmbH
THOp Energy Innovations
Vectoplan Vertriebs GmbH
Lunch break
Parallel lecture series "Simplicity" in the Stadtsaal
Moderation
Dr. Bernhard Kling
Managing Director, Bayerischer Industrieverband Baustoffe, Steine und Erden e.V., Munich
Future construction - can it really be simpler?
Prof. Gerhard Hausladen
Engineering office Hausladen GmbH, Kirchheim
Simple building - insights
V.-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Anne Niemann
Deputy Professor, Rosenheim University of Applied Sciences
Further information

The complexity of constructions and building technology has been steadily increasing for decades. This affects the requirements for stability, heat, moisture, fire and noise protection, hygiene and health as well as general user comfort. This is reflected in an almost unmanageable and ever-increasing number of standards and building regulations. The intended goal of quality assurance is often not achieved: the result of this complexity is a high error rate in planning and execution as well as an excessive demand on building owners and users.

In the "Einfach Bauen" research project, strategies for low-tech buildings were developed and applied in three research houses in Bad Aibling. The results of the long-term measurements are now available and provide insights into the extent to which the assumptions have materialized in actual use. The three houses are compared in terms of environmental impact, costs and living comfort.

Building without heating and air conditioning
Hans-Günther Schwarz
Consultant, Schwarz Architekturbüro Nürnberg GbR, Altdorf near Nuremberg
Further information

Based on an office building in Gräfelfing, this exciting topic will be shown and explained in built form and a brief outlook on further research will be given.

Coffee break
Testing and realizing low-tech building solutions with simulation
Dr. Jorge Carregal Ferreira
Managing Director, BCE Dynamics GmbH, Holzkirchen
Standardization vs. individualization
Dr.-Ing. Markus Lechner
NEXUS Timber Consulting, Munich
Parallel lecture series "Technologies and working environment" in the Säulensaal
Moderation
Prof. Dr. Frank Petzold
Chair of architectural informatics, TUM School of Engineering and Design, scientific spokesperson for the "Innovative Building" thematic platform at Bayern Innovativ
The maxmodul construction factory - a modern working environment
Dr.-Ing. Michael Wilke
Production Manager, Max Bögl, Mühlhausen
Modular timber construction: Further developments in timber construction l Prefabrication - fast, precise and sustainable
Dipl.-Ing. (FH) Civil Engineering Jochen Friedel
Managing Director, müllerblaustein HolzBauWerke GmbH, Blaustein
Masonry robotics
Dr. Matthias Ziegler
Head of Department, Bundesverband Kalksandsteinindustrie e.V., Hanover
Coffee break
Radically innovative building
Bruno Knychalla
Managing director, additive tectonics GmbH, Lupburg
Modern prefabricated brick elements for serial, sustainable & climate-resilient construction
Bernd Thalmayer
Technical building consultant, Schlagmann Poroton, Zeilarn
Coffee break and change to the plenary Stadtsaal
Panel discussion
Cost-effective construction and affordable housing - innovative and sustainable?
Johann Bögl
Partner and Chairman of the Supervisory Board, Max Bögl Group, Neumarkt, Economic Spokesman for the "Innovative Building" platform at Bayern Innovativ
Dr.-Ing. Markus Lechner
NEXUS Timber Consulting, Munich
Christian Bruch
Managing Director, DGfM German Society for Masonry and Housing Construction, Berlin
Caterina Bader
Leipfinger-Bader GmbH, Vatersdorf
Moderation: Dr. Matthias Konrad
Head of Innovation Networks Member of the Management Board, Bayern Innovativ GmbH, Nuremberg
Closing remarks
Dr. Matthias Konrad
Head of Innovation Networks Member of the Management Board, Bayern Innovativ GmbH, Nuremberg
Get-together in the exhibition

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Meeting of the construction industry in Fürstenfeldbruck

How do we build simply and future-proof? Where are the general conditions in the construction industry heading? Which technologies can help us master the current challenges? These were the questions addressed at the Bau Innovativ symposium on November 7 in Fürstenfeldbruck.

Around 140 experts from business, research and politics took the opportunity to discuss the core topics of the event: simple construction, building type E, prospects and working environment in the industry and construction with innovative approaches.

Numerous factors have driven up construction costs in recent years and made housing construction increasingly difficult. Increasing requirements and government regulations are often met with the use of complex and expensive building technology. As a result, technical expansion is becoming the biggest cost driver, as Christian Bruch, Managing Director of the German Association for Masonry and Residential Construction, pointed out in his keynote speech. These costs have risen by 336% since the year 2000.

Simple construction is the order of the day, was the key message in many presentations. However, without questioning minimum energy standards, living comfort or durability. The presentations and exhibits provided a whole range of solutions on how this can be implemented.

An important initiative for simple construction, building type E, was presented by Dr. Martin Kraus-Vonjahr from the Bavarian Ministry of Construction. "E" stands for simple and experimental. "E" is not a standard in its own right, but enables the use of standard-reduced and innovative solutions. The Bavarian Building Code has already been amended accordingly and 19 pilot projects have been initiated throughout Bavaria: simple and experimental construction with scientific support. The aim is to find and test new starting points and approaches and to put standards and regulations to the test.

However, it is not just simplicity, but also serial construction and industrial prefabrication that can help to reduce costs and complexity. One of the two parallel lecture series in the afternoon was dedicated to this topic.

Minister of State Hubert Aiwanger emphasized the importance of the event with his presence and a speech. "The conflicting goals of high quality standards and affordability must be resolved. This can be achieved through automation, digitalization and modularization," said Minister Aiwanger. During a tour of the exhibition, he talked to companies and found out about the latest developments in the construction industry.