SUMMER SCHOOL "Design and construction of wooden structures"

Green Home s.c.ar.l., together with the project partnership SILAB2, organized the first edition of the Summer School Design and construction of wooden structures, to be held in the days 9-11 September 2022, At Old Calabria Torre Camigliati, Camigliatello Silano (CS)

The Summer School involves designers and technicians of the sector, in order to increase, share and disseminate information, highly specialized, on wooden design, which represents a not so frequently used solution, especially in the territorial context of the Calabria region, within which, work with a view to Short Supply Chain it is highly facilitated by the structure of the territory. This, indeed, allows you to make a high contribution in terms of sustainability to technical design.

Objective of the Summer School it is also to enhance the activities carried out by the Polo within the Supply Chain 4 "Development of techniques and use of Calabrian wood certified for structural purposes", both in terms of scientific and industrial research, thanks to the different research projects that see it involved in this area.

For more information on costs and methods of participation, you can consult the event program available at link. For overnight services, catering and logistics support you can consult the brochure.

To participate you must register using the following modulo.

Participation in educational activities guarantees the recognition of Professional Trained Credits (CFP) for those enrolled in theOrder of Architects of the Province of Cosenza, as indicated below:

• Friday 9 September hours 10:00/13:30: 3 CFP
• Friday 9 September hours 15:00/17:00: 2 CFP
• Saturday 10 September hours 9:00/13:30: 4 CFP
• Saturday 10 September hours 15:00/17:00: 2 CFP
• Sunday 11 September hours 10:00/13:30: 3 CFP

The technical-scientific activities of the Summer School will be introduced during the scheduled technical table day 8 September 2022, in the same location, within the’Presentation Event of the SILAB2 Project.