INTELLIGENT BUILT ENVIRONMENT FOR LIFE MAY 30 JUNE 3, 2016 TAMPERE FINLAND CALL FOR PAPERS

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1 INTELLIGENT BUILT ENVIRONMENT FOR LIFE MAY 30 JUNE 3, 2016 TAMPERE FINLAND CALL FOR PAPERS

2 Welcome to the leading World Building Congress INTELLIGENT BUILT ENVIRONMENT FOR LIFE 7. Shaping materials and technologies 1. Creating built environments of new opportunities 2. Regarding nature and outdoor conditions 6. Constructing commitment and acknowledging human experiences 3. Building up business operations and their logic 5. Understanding impacts and functioning of different solutions 4. Advancing products and services SC Sustainable Construction IDDS Integrated Design and Delivery Solutions RU Resilient Urbanisation The WBC16 congress will be a major event for all experts from industry, public sector and academia to advance the development of built environments. The main mission of WBC16 is to gather together the best experts around the world to provide top-level and highly value-adding contributions for the development of built environments. The main theme of the WBC16 is Intelligent built environment for life. This presents a cogent message that the built environment is a very important enabler for the well-being of its citizens, the success of its companies and the competitiveness of whole society, region or country. By defining the role of built environments in this way we can see the fundamental importance of our real estate and construction sector. In the coming WBC16 congress we are turning our attention to the development of built environments in different conditions, countries and continents. Such developments can happen in different forms and scales, but always in a way where interplay between different stakeholders and experts play crucial role. These developments also need access to the latest knowledge and understanding which can be based both on industrial experiences and research-based findings. Together, and by learning from each other we can be stronger and smarter for carrying out efforts where the main target is to deliver solutions that can be called Intelligent built environments for life. Our global umbrella organization CIB has three priority themes which are seen as focus areas for overall development and transformation of real estate and construction sector. These themes are Sustainable Construction, Integrated Design and Delivery, and, Resilient Urbanisation. The coming WBC16

3 congress will include key note presentations and special events that directly address these priority themes. These CIB priority themes present the overall framework for the content of this congress, supported and underpinned by specific congress sub-themes. The WBC16 congress calls experts around the world to gather together to share their thinking, experiences, research-based findings and thoughts for the future regarding built environments. We present a holistic viewpoint over this topic that includes different dimensions from built environment as a system down to pragmatic end-user experiences and daily operations. Seven sub-topics have been developed to showcase the main areas where we would like to see the majority of contributions from in terms of presentations, workshops, special sessions and relating papers. The big picture and its parts: infrastrucure, networks, buildings, different stakeholders including end users Enhancing competitiveness Inducting of investments Attract new enterprises Demographic changes Values and cultural issues Ensuring security Enabling well-being Different regional needs and contexts Co-operation of different stakeholders Multidisciplinary solutions 1. Creating built environments of new opportunities Interaction of the built and natural environments Becoming sustainable and sustainability indicators Resilience of built environment Different roles and responsibilities Chances for international cooperation Environmentals aspects as a part of business and operations in real estate and construction sector Management of conflicting criterias 2. Regarding nature and outdoor conditions Each area i.e. sub-topic is presented using a simple but general challenge that expresses direction or need for different contributions. Each of these areas represents a broad totality. Thus, anyone whose work and expertise relates to the built environments can clearly place their work in one of these seven areas easily. The activities of CIB constitute work by a wide variety of different Working Commissions and Task Groups. The members of these groups can submit their abstracts and further contributions accordingly or present specific sessions, workshops or seminars of their own. We welcome such special proposals as well. Figure 1 presents the seven sub-topics, along with indicative content of the different areas of the WBC16 congress. Industry transformation Megatrends and relating opportunities Moving forward in the world after debt crisis Integrated design and delivery solution (IDDS) Resource intelligence Business processes New forms of earning logic Productivity Procurement models and their applications Risk and opportunity mgt. Advanced construction project mgt. solutions Lean management & lean construction Proactive contracting Conciliation 3. Building up business operations and their logic Research, Developmen Innovation (RDI) in our New product and servi innovations New concepts for prop development Upgraded solutions me emerging needs Innovation processes Business intelligence Screening and marketi Offsite techniques and modularisation in our s Retrofitting and renova solutions 4. Advancing products and services r Research, Development & Innovation (RDI) in our sector New product and service innovations New concepts for property development Upgraded solutions meeting emerging needs Innovation processes Business intelligence Screening and marketing Offsite techniques and modularisation in our sector Retrofitting and renovation solutions 4. Advancing products and services Built environment as a system Functioning of specific parts of built environment (infrastructure, buildings or their parts) Modelling and simulation: indoor climate, structure energyefficiency systems, building physics, networks Different viewpoints of analytics Impacts of built environment on work, learning and life 5. Understanding impacts and functioning of different solutions Leadership in construction operations Understanding end users of built environment (experiences, gains, pains) Decision making Human resources management Communication Behavioral studies 6. Constructing commitment and acknowledging human experiences Material technology solutions e-business in real estate and construction sector Digitalized construction operations and support for the life-cycle of buildings and infrastructure New solutions for building materials Life-cycle performance of building materials 7. Shaping materials and technologies Figure: Seven sub-topics of WBC16 congress are broad areas where one can easily find home for different contributions.

4 Welcome to the leading World Building Congress SUBMIT YOUR ABSTRACT BY JUNE 15, 2015 We call for contributions both from academia and industry. An academic contribution constitutes from abstract submission (1st stage), full paper submission (2nd stage), camera ready paper submission (3rd stage) and presentation submission (4th stage). All abstracts and full paper submissions will be double blind reviewed by leading experts. We will also cooperate with several recognized scientific journals to publish a good share of papers in WBC16 special issues or regular issues of journals in question. An industry contribution constitutes abstract submission (1st stage) and presentation submission (2nd stage). The industry contributions shall be reviewed by the organizing committee. All accepted academic and industry contributions will be published in the conference proceedings. Specific CIB contributions are also welcome for inclusion within the congress program. Such contributions include (but are not limited to): CIB roadmaps State-of-the-art reports Special reports CIB Priority Theme reporting The Congress organizers will group presentations into plenary sessions, technical sessions, seminars and workshops. Each event will be associated and named according to the CIB priority theme, congress sub-theme, CIB group (Working Commission/Task Group) or other accepted grouping.

5 CONTACT INFORMATION Chair of scientific committee: Prof. Kalle Kähkönen Chair of programme committee: Ms Helena Soimakallio CIB Secretary General: Dr. Wim Bakens Finland is number one in innovation Finland is a Nordic country with a high standard of living and advanced economy and technology. It invests heavily on education, training and research and is ranked among the most competitive economies and most innovative country in the world. Finnish are pioneers in using new technologies and Finnish engineers and scientists have made an international mark in varied fields and products. Tampere has positive flow In Tampere you can find interesting industrial heritage.the city is centre of education, research and technology. There are expertise in world class business clusters, global market leading companies, high-level research institutions and universities providing highly educated workforce and quality of life in beautiful surroundings close to unspoiled nature.

6 KEY DATES JUNE 15, 2015 SEPTEMBER 9, 2015 NOVEMBER 30, 2015 FEBRUARY 2, 2016 Abstract submission deadline Notification of abstract acceptance Full Paper submission deadline Notification of Full Paper acceptance WBC16.COM