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In honour of the 80th birthday of Prof. Dr. sc. techn. Karl Petzold,Professor in ordinary for Building Climatology at Dresden University of Technology from 1971 to 1991 the Institute for Building Climatology at the Faculty of Architecture hosted the
12th SYMPOSIUM FOR BUILDING PHYSICS
fom March 29 th to 31 st 2007 in Dresden.
Scientific committee
Professors Bhattacharjee (Delhi), Bomberg (Montreal), Carmeliet (Leuven), Cerny (Prague), Claesson (Gothenburg), de Wit (Eindhoven), Dreyer (Vienna),Fazio (Montreal), Franke (Hamburg), Galbraith (Glasgow), Gawin (Lodz), Gertis (Stuttgart), Grunewald (Syracuse, N.Y.), Häupl (Dresden), Hens (Leuven), Hokoi (Kyoto), Ishizaki (Tokyo), Kautsch (Graz), Keller (Zurich), Kubik (Opole), Niemz (Zurich), Perrin (Toulouse), Richter (Dresden), Rode (Lyngby), Roloff (Dresden), Sedlbauer (Stuttgart), Sohoni (Bombay), Viljanen (Helsinki), Wagner (Karlsruhe), Xu (Beijing), Zhang (Syracuse, N.Y.)
Epilogue
Under the motto "Climatically adapted building design - damage free renovation" during March 29 - 13 2007 the 12th International Symposium for Building Physics took place at the Faculty of Architecture of the Technische Universität Dresden. Approximately 200 scientists and practicioners from 20 countries discussed the responsibility of the architect, civil engineer and HVAC specialist for sustainable building construction and global climate protection. ... more
Program
The program for the oral presentations can be found here as pdf.
Some photos of the conference and the dinner can be found here.
Proceedings
The proceedings (2 Volumes, 972 pages) can be purchased for EUR 40,00 (plus Shipping) at the institute (contact see below).
Further publications
The scientific committee will select the 10 best contributions in German and English which will be published in a special edition of the journal "Bauphysik" and the "Journal of Building Physics".
Contact
Technische Universität Dresden, Fakultät Architektur
Institut für Bauklimatik, D-01062 Dresden
Tel (0351) 4633 5259 – Fax (0351) 4633 2627
