Q6A 2ND HEALTHY BUILDINGS DAY 2016

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1 Q6A 1 2ND HEALTHY BUILDINGS DAY 2016

2 PROGRAMME 10:00 Welcome, moderator Katrina Sichel Session 1: State of play A business perspective by Michael K. Rasmussen, SVP Brand the VELUX Group What are the knowns and the unknowns in science? Peter Holzer, Institute of Building Research & Innovation Point of departure interview with Commissioner Maroš Šefčovič Session 2: Perspectives Risk factors and challenges in healthy buildings, Dr Isabella Annesi-Maesano, INSERM Research Director Affordable and healthy - the RenovActive concept, Christophe Verbiest, Head of Buildings Works, Foyer Anderlechtois & Christian Fosseur, Director VELUX Belgium Testimonial of family living in an Active House, Langhelle Family, Active House Norway 12:00 Lunch and networking 13:00 Healthy Homes the data Quiz time! What do we think we know?, Moderator Katrina Sichel Launch of Healthy Homes Barometer 2016, Prof. Dr. Dr. h. c. Bernd Wegener, Humboldt University & Ingrid Reumert, VP Stakeholder Communications & Sustainability VELUX Group Role of buildings for wellbeing, Andreas Hermelink, Principal Consultant, ECOFYS 13:45 Healthy break 14:15 7 parallel roundtable sessions 2 15:30 Plenary recap on conclusions & recap Moderators 16:00 Cocktail reception 2ND HEALTHY BUILDINGS DAY 2016

3 STATE OF PLAY A business perspective by Michael K. Rasmussen, SVP Brand the VELUX Group What are the knowns and the unknowns in science? Peter Holzer, Institute of Building Research & Innovation 3 Point of departure interview with Commissioner Maroš Šefčovič 2ND HEALTHY BUILDINGS DAY 2016

4 STATE OF PLAY A business perspective by Michael K. Rasmussen, SVP Brand the VELUX Group What are the knowns and the unknowns in science? Peter Holzer, Institute of Building Research & Innovation 4 Point of departure interview with Commissioner Maroš Šefčovič 2ND HEALTHY BUILDINGS DAY 2016

5 STARRY NIGHTS 5 2ND HEALTHY BUILDINGS DAY 2016

6 BRING LIGHT TO LIFE Daylight and fresh air are essential for our health and wellbeing. 6 2ND HEALTHY BUILDINGS DAY 2016

7 BRING LIGHT TO LIFE We spend up to 90% of our time inside buildings living, working and playing. 7 2ND HEALTHY BUILDINGS DAY 2016

and fresh air through the roof, and to be rated as the

8 BRING LIGHT TO LIFE THE VELUX VISION To lead the development of better living environments with daylight and fresh air through the roof, and to be rated as the best in the eyes of our customers. 8 2ND HEALTHY BUILDINGS DAY 2016

9 BRING LIGHT TO LIFE 90% of Europeans see it as of aboveaverage importance to let fresh air into their homes. A healthy home is considered of primary importance for healthy living. 9 86% of Europeans see it as of aboveaverage importance to have plenty of daylight in their homes. 2ND HEALTHY BUILDINGS DAY 2016

10 A HOLISTIC APPROACH 10 2ND HEALTHY BUILDINGS DAY 2016

11 THE ACTIVE HOUSE ALLIANCE 11 2ND HEALTHY BUILDINGS DAY 2016

12 STRIVE FOR THE BEST One experiment is better than a thousand expert views. Villum Kann Rasmussen, approx ND HEALTHY BUILDINGS DAY 2016

13 STRIVE FOR THE BEST The Model Home 2020 programme has shown that it is possible to build sustainable buildings for the future today. Home for Life (DK) Green Lighthouse (DK) Sunlighthouse (A) Licht AktivHaus (D) Maison Air et Lumière (F) Carbon Light Homes (GB) 13 2ND HEALTHY BUILDINGS DAY 2016

STRIVE FOR THE BEST A decade of full-scale experiments 01 Torzhkovskaya Street St Petersburg, Russia 02 Soltag Copenhagen,Denmark 03 Átika Bilbao, Spain 04 VELUXlab Milan, Italy 05 VELUX House, COP15

14 STRIVE FOR THE BEST A decade of full-scale experiments 01 Torzhkovskaya Street St Petersburg, Russia 02 Soltag Copenhagen,Denmark 03 Átika Bilbao, Spain 04 VELUXlab Milan, Italy 05 VELUX House, COP15 La Rochelle, France 06 Home for Life Aarhus, Denmark 07 Green Lighthouse Copenhagen, Denmark 08 Sunlighthouse Vienna, Austria 09 LichtAktiv Haus Hamburg, Germany 10 Maison Air et Lumière Paris, France 11 CarbonLight Homes Kettering, UK 12 Osram Culture Centre Copenhagen, Denmark 13 Guldberg School Copenhagen, Denmark 14 Albertslund Solar Prism Albertslund, Denmark 15 Russian Active House Moscow, Russia 16 Solhuset Hoersholm, Denmark 17 ISOBO Aktiv Stavanger, Norway 18 Future Active House Trondheim, Norway 19 Smith Residence St. Louis, USA 20 De Poorters Montfoort, the Netherlands 21 Healthy Home townhouses Stjoerdal, Norway 22 Great Gulf Active House Toronto, Canada 23 Langebjerg School Fredensborg, Denmark 24 Green Solutions House Roenne, Denmark 25 Active House Rome, Italy 26 RenovActive House Brussels, Belgium 26 projects and counting , 06, 07, 12, 13, 14, 16, 23,

15 HEALTHY BUILDINGS / A HISTORY 15 2ND HEALTHY BUILDINGS DAY 2016

17 STATE OF PLAY A business perspective by Michael K. Rasmussen, SVP Brand the VELUX Group What are the knowns and the unknowns in science? Peter Holzer, Institute of Building Research & Innovation 17 Point of departure interview with Commissioner Maroš Šefčovič 2ND HEALTHY BUILDINGS DAY 2016

18 VELUX HEALTHY BULDING DAY State of play What is the known and the unknown in science? Dipl.-Ing. Dr. Peter Holzer

19 Indoor Health 1 o is an issue of crucial importance X o is a maneuvre of deflection from o is a nice to have

20 Bildnachweis:

21 Bildnachweis:

22 generations in East-Africa, outdoors generations out of Africa, outdoors 7 generations dominantly indoors

23 2 Indoor Health Indoor Comfort Comfort is a staus of mind, of personal satisfaction, is about minimizing energy expense, with rare exceptions Health is a status of wellbeing, both physiologically and psychologically much more complex than comfort generally much slower in response

24 Comfort standard ISO7730 steady state thermal equilibrium limited skin temperature limited sweat rate limited air movement fixed clothing Today s Indoor Comfort benchmarks are a matters of definition and of technical means not of human nature 3

25 Physical Comfort Parameters discussed from a health perspective Temperature C Humidity 40 60% Air Velocity Air Quality Light 0,2 m/s ppm Lux + PM 2.5! 4

26 Finally 5 Comfort is a state of mind. Health is something even more complex. Get out of comfort zone, sometimes. A house should enable comfort and support health It can never supply them. A healthy home should protect from the outside as much as necessary connect to the outside as much as possible Acceptability of IEQ rises significantly with personal involvment and adaptive options

27 Thank you Good luck in Healthy Buildings Peter Holzer

28 STATE OF PLAY A business perspective by Michael K. Rasmussen, SVP Brand the VELUX Group What are the knowns and the unknowns in science? Peter Holzer, Institute of Building Research & Innovation 28 Point of departure interview with Commissioner Maroš Šefčovič 2ND HEALTHY BUILDINGS DAY 2016

29 FILM MAROS SEFCOVIC 29 2ND HEALTHY BUILDINGS DAY 2016

30 Q6A 30 2ND HEALTHY BUILDINGS DAY 2016

European Sprinkler Campaigns. Edinburgh, 20 January 2010 Alan Brinson

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