"Leipzig Conference: Focus on Timber Studies with Eastwood Involved"
The architectural world witnessed an exciting event last Thursday, as the 'Eastwood' conference on timber construction took place at HTWK Leipzig. Hosted by the esteemed institution, the conference was a significant step towards reviving the use of wood in modern construction.
Organised by the research group FLEX, led by Professor Alexander Stahr, the conference focused on the latest developments and advancements in wood construction research. This multidisciplinary team, dedicated to digital integration in architecture and construction processes, presented a compelling case for the return of wood in the architectural field.
The conference, which lasted for 2 hours and 4 minutes, was broadcast live and is now accessible to the public. Broadcasting was managed by MIDDLE GERMAN BROADCASTING, ensuring a wide audience could participate in the event. The video of the conference can be found at the provided link.
Interestingly, concrete and steel have been the dominant materials in architectural scenes for several decades. However, the 'Eastwood' conference aimed to highlight the benefits and potential of wood construction, offering a fresh perspective in the industry.
The conference was officially authorized and attracted much attention, although specific details about the attendees or speakers were not disclosed. Similarly, no information about the re-broadcast of the conference or the broadcast audience was provided.
Despite this, the broadcast of the conference on the 18th of September, 2025, marked a significant milestone in the revival of wood in architecture. As the industry continues to evolve, the 'Eastwood' conference serves as a testament to the enduring potential of wood in modern construction.
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