Type of event
Industrial fair
Date
13.01.2025 - 17.01.2025
Place
Munich
Hall B3, Booth 331
to BAU 2025
The persistently high CO2 emissions continue to "heat up" the climate and the subsequent extreme weather events cause great damage to life and property – the scientific facts speak for themselves. However, political decisions, the behaviour of many consumers and the successful PR campaigns of the "fossil fuel economy" are delaying the necessary changes.
Companies and the public sector should therefore set an example, i.e. companies should develop "climate-safe" building products that are then publicly subsidised and used in an exemplary manner. This is also required by the economic dimension of sustainability. Today's investments in buildings save costs and reduce risks over a utilisation period of 30 years or more. Anyone who plans and builds according to current standards today will end up with an outdated building that does not provide adequate protection against flooding and overheating.
"Climate-safe" building products conserve resources over their entire life cycle, are CO2 neutral, recyclable, free of pollutants and climate-resilient. ift Rosenheim has therefore developed the "climate.proof.build" assessment system in order to assess the diverse product requirements such as climate protection, climate adaptation and sustainability in a neutral, well-founded and clear manner. This provides builders, investors and planners with reliable information and decision-making criteria for searching for and purchasing suitable building products without "green washing".
Co-exhibitors
Cellar system / soffit channel
To the company websiteDetails of the exhibit "Cellar system"
Details of the exhibit "Soffit channel"
Bundesverband Flachglas
To the company websiteDetails about the co-exhibitor
Climate box-window
To the company websiteDetails of the exhibit
Testing + certification
To the company websiteDetails about the co-exhibitor
REHAU ARTEVO - premium window system
To the company websiteDetails of the exhibit
Wood-aluminium element facade
To the company websiteDetails of the exhibit
Wall ventilator,window drive,door handle
To the company websiteDetails of the exhibit
High-security systems TIMM W90/WA90
To the company websiteDetails of the exhibit
Fire-resistant glass CONTRAFLAM® One
To the company websiteDetails of the exhibit
Fachverband der Fenster- & Türenbranche
To the company websiteDetails about the co-exhibitor
Stand concept + presentation
The exhibition stand used fully functional exhibits to show which materials, constructions and technologies can be used to make buildings more sustainable and provide better protection against climate extremes.
The "climate.proof.build" assessment system was demonstrated using the exhibits presented and the necessary test procedures (hurricane test, test procedure for flood tightness, etc.).
The exhibits are supplemented by PC terminals on which detailed information and calculation/simulation tools as well as digital services could be presented and tested. (automatic EPD creation, CO2 calculator, Ökobaudat, control systems, digital services from co-exhibitors).
A media and association meeting place enabled a direct and simple exchange.
Daily testing of the resistance of products to vandalism took place.
Numerous meeting opportunities at the exhibition stand invited visitors to exchange ideas with experts from ift Rosenheim and the co-exhibitors.
Connection to the key themes of BAU 2025
- Transformations (rededication of existing buildings)
Development of modular building elements that can be easily adapted to new utilisation concepts (e.g. assembly frame for easy replacement of windows). - Resource efficiency (sustainability, circular economy, CO 2 neutrality)
Development of sustainable construction products with low resource consumption in production + use as well as a "climate-proof-build" assessment system for the neutral selection and decision of suitable products. - Resilient + climate-friendly construction (climate adaptation, climate protection, health)
Promotion of building products with better protection against heavy rain, heatwaves, hailstorms + tornadoes as well as a "climate-proof construction" rating system for the simple and independent selection of suitable products. - Modular + serial construction (materials, manufacturing processes, digitalisation)
Modular construction elements that are easier to maintain, repair, recycle and adapt to changing conditions of use. This means that modern building elements are sustainable, retain their value and are therefore more cost-effective in the long term. - Economical construction (simpler construction)
Provision of neutral information (energy consumption, maintenance, servicing, etc.) that enables cost transparency over the entire life cycle. Development of simpler procedures for assembly, maintenance and dismantling through modular designs and detailed product information that is available over the entire lifetime of building products.
The following exhibits are being sought for the ift special show:
- Reduction of CO2 and GHG emissions + improvement in the energy efficiency of building products during manufacture, utilisation and reuse,
- Protection and resilience against climate extremes such as overheating, flooding, tornadoes and hailstorms,
- Use of renewable raw materials and/or a high proportion of
recycled materials, - Technologies to simplify energy-efficient refurbishment
(serial refurbishment, assembly systems, modular construction), - Products with optimised maintenance, care and disposal
concepts and therefore resource-saving, - Adaptive solar shading systems that reduce the energy consumption of air conditioning units and protect against heat waves,
- Decentralised ventilation systems for night-time cooling and natural fresh air supply with minimum energy consumption,
- Digital control systems for building elements for CO2 minimisation, optimised living comfort and more safety,
- Green roofs and technologies to improve air quality and microclimate,
- Surfaces that do not heat up so much when exposed to solar radiation and thus protect the components from damage.
Jürgen Benitz-Wildenburg
ift Rosenheim is committed to communicating the knowledge it has acquired to building professionals, planners and interested house owners dealing with windows, facades, glass, doors, garage doors and building materials.
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