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2ND HEALTHY BUILDINGS DAY 20161

PROGRAMME

10:00 Welcome, moderator Katrina Sichel

Session 1: State of playA business perspective by Michael K. Rasmussen, SVP Brand the VELUX GroupWhat are the knowns and the unknowns in science? Peter Holzer, Institute of Building Research & InnovationPoint of departure interview with Commissioner Maroš Šefčovič

Session 2: Perspectives Risk factors and challenges in healthy buildings , Dr Isabella Annesi-Maesano, INSERM Research DirectorAffordable and healthy - the RenovActive concept, Christophe Verbiest, Head of Buildings Works, Foyer Anderlechtois & Christian Fosseur, Director VELUX BelgiumTestimonial of family living in an Active House, Langhelle Family, Active House Norway

12:00 Lunch and networking

13:00 Healthy Homes – the dataQuiz time! What do we think we know? , Moderator Katrina SichelLaunch of Healthy Homes Barometer 2016, Prof. Dr. Dr. h. c. Bernd Wegener, Humboldt University & Ingrid Reumert, VP Stakeholder Communications & Sustainability VELUX GroupRole of buildings for wellbeing, Andreas Hermelink, Principal Consultant, ECOFYS

13:45 Healthy break

14:15 7 parallel roundtable sessions

15:30 Plenary recap on conclusions & recapModerators

16:00 Cocktail reception2ND HEALTHY BUILDINGS DAY 20162

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 Šefčovič2ND HEALTHY BUILDINGS DAY 20163

STATE OF PLAY




STARRY NIGHTS


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BRING ⁄ LIGHT TO LIFE

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


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


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


A healthy home is considered of primary importance for healthy living.9

90%of Europeans see it as ‘of above-average importance’ to let fresh air into their homes.

86%of Europeans see it as ‘of above-average importance’ to have plenty of daylight in their homes.


A HOLISTIC APPROACH

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THE ACTIVE HOUSE ALLIANCE


STRIVE ⁄ FOR THE BEST

“One experiment is better than a thousand expert views.”


— Villum Kann Rasmussen, approx. 1944


The Model Home 2020 programme has shown that it is possibleto build sustainable buildings for the future – today.

Home for Life (DK)

Licht AktivHaus (D)

Green Lighthouse (DK)

Maison Air et Lumière (F)

Sunlighthouse (A)

Carbon Light Homes (GB)



A decade of full-scale experiments

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01 Torzhkovskaya Street

St Petersburg, Russia

02 SoltagCopenhagen,Denmark

03 ÁtikaBilbao, Spain

04VELUXlabMilan, Italy

05 VELUX House, COP15

La Rochelle, France

06 Home for LifeAarhus, Denmark

07 Green LighthouseCopenhagen, Denmark

08 SunlighthouseVienna, Austria

09 LichtAktiv HausHamburg, Germany

10 Maison Air et LumièreParis, France

11 CarbonLight HomesKettering, UK

12 Osram Culture CentreCopenhagen, Denmark

13 Guldberg SchoolCopenhagen, Denmark

14 Albertslund Solar PrismAlbertslund, Denmark

15 Russian Active HouseMoscow, Russia

16 SolhusetHoersholm, Denmark

17 ISOBO AktivStavanger, Norway

18 Future Active HouseTrondheim, Norway

19 Smith ResidenceSt. Louis, USA

20 De PoortersMontfoort, the Netherlands

21 Healthy Home townhousesStjoerdal, Norway

22 Great Gulf Active HouseToronto, Canada

23 Langebjerg SchoolFredensborg, Denmark

24 Green Solutions HouseRoenne, Denmark

25 Active HouseRome, Italy

26 RenovActive HouseBrussels, Belgium

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HEALTHY BUILDINGS / A HISTORY


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VELUX HEALTHY BULDING DAYState of playWhat is the known and the unknown in science?

Dipl.-Ing. Dr. Peter Holzer

Indoor Health …

o is an issue of crucial importance

o is a maneuvre of deflection from …

o is a nice to have …

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70.000 generations in East-Africa, outdoors

3.500 generations out of Africa, outdoors

7 generations dominantly indoors

Indoor Health Indoor Comfort

Comfortis a staus of mind, of personal satisfaction,is about minimizing energy expense,with rare exceptions

Healthis a status of wellbeing, both physiologically and psychologicallymuch more complex than comfortgenerally much slower in response

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Today‘s Indoor Comfort benchmarksare a matters of definition

and of technical meansnot of human nature

Comfort standard ISO7730

• steady state thermal equilibrium

• limited skin temperature

• limited sweat rate

• limited air movement

• fixed clothing

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Physical Comfort Parameters discussed from a health perspective

• Temperature 22 – 26°C

• Humidity 40 – 60%

• Air Velocity 0,2 m/s

• Air Quality 1.000 ppm

• Light 100 – 2.000 Lux

+ PM 2.5 !

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Finally

• 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 healthIt can never supply them.

• A healthy home shouldprotect from the outside as much as necessaryconnect to the outside as much as possible

• Acceptability of IEQ rises significantlywith personal involvment and adaptive options

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Thank youGood luck in Healthy Buildings

Peter Holzer

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