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Sustainable Building for Military Infrastructure

Third seminar - Oslo, Norway - September 21-23 2005

Related Pilot Study: Sustainable Building for Military Infrastructure

The objectives and general contents of the seminar were to be a continuation of the “ongoing forum” where the latest knowledge and experience in the field of sustainable building is exchanged.

Forty participants from nine NATO countries ( Canada , Germany , Latvia , the Netherlands , Norway , Poland , Slovenia , Turkey and the United Kingdom ) and seven Partner countries ( Austria , Finland , Georgia , the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia * , Switzerland , Tajikistan and Ukraine ) were represented at the seminar which was held in Oslo , September 21-23. The seminar was also attended by an infrastructure representative of NATO International Staff.

The three-day seminar consisted of two auditorium days with 27 presentations from six different countries. The presentations focused on design choices and technical solutions on ventilation, demolition and recycling of building materials, methods and tools for sustainable design, exemplary building projects and techniques and examples of adaptive re-use of cultural heritage in several countries.

• Report of the meeting and list of participants (PDF/102Kb)

Presentations:

	The Norwegian Defence Estates Agency	.PDF/283Kb
	The Role of CCMS	.PDF/293Kb
	SBMI 2005: History and Future	.PDF/122Kb
	Environmentally Sound Solutions for Ventilation	.PDF/7301Kb
	Demolition and Recycling part 1	.PDF/5714Kb
	Demolition and Recycling part 2	.PDF/7285Kb
	LCC in Norway	.PDF/557Kb
	Methods and Tools Practical Use	.PDF/205Kb
	ECO product- Tool for Selecting Sustainable Products	.PDF/260Kb
	NDEA Objectives and Targets	.PDF/824Kb
	Design and Use of Sustainable Materials	.PDF/2638Kb
	Driving Training Centre – The Netherlands	.PDF/2778Kb
	Re-Use of an Existing Building	.PDF/5272Kb

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* Turkey recognizes the Republic of Macedonia with its constitutional name