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Maggie Clark is a content marketing specialist for Kryton International Inc., a leader in Smart Concrete® technology. As part of her work for Kryton, Maggie has published a piece for the Engineering News-Record and is the main author of the company’s blog and their monthly newsletter, Concrete Thoughts. Both of which deliver the latest news on construction and provide a number of tips and tricks to boost worksite productivity. Outside of work, she previously held the position of publications chair at Editors BC, where she acted as the managing editor for Editors BC’s blog, West Coast Editor. Maggie holds multiple degrees, including a bachelor of arts in professional communication degree from Royal Roads University, a writing diploma from Douglas College, and an editing certificate from Simon Fraser University.

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  • Concrete Best Practices Concrete Waterproofing Most Popular Sustainable Construction
    A building professional is lifting a torn membrane to see the reason for the waterproofing membrane failure.

    What Can External Waterproofing Membrane Failure Teach Architects about Sustainable Construction?

    Written by: Maggie Clark

    No matter your experience with waterproofing membrane failure, waterproofing breaches are not so easy to spot. In fact, according to...

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    A construction worker is holding a Maturix Sensor in one hand and a thermocouple cable in the other hand.

    Why Maturix® Is Leading the Concrete Sensor Market with Next-Gen Tech

    Written by: Maggie Clark

    Technology is always evolving. That hasn’t been any less true for the concrete monitoring field. Not long ago, contractors were...

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  • Concrete Best Practices Concrete Design Sustainable Construction
    Sunlight shines down on an artificial reef as a shoal of fish swim above the reef.

    Building Artificial Reefs: What to Expect

    Written by: Maggie Clark

    Lately, there’s been an increase in interest over the well-being of coral reefs. These marine habitats represent an estimated $2.7...

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    Two male engineers look at a mobile phone to see the Maturix platform at a construction site under a clear, sunny sky.

    Reducing the Risk of Hot Weather Concreting with Maturix® Sensors

    Written by: Maggie Clark

    As summer approaches us here at Kryton in Canada, we know that many of you will be planning your hot...

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  • Concrete Best Practices Concrete Design
    A comparison between concrete with and concrete without Hard-Cem shows that the concrete with Hard-Cem is smoother.

    Convert Your Concrete Slab from a Maintenance Liability to an Asset

    Written by: Maggie Clark

    When you think of concrete, it’s likely not long before you’re thinking about its durability. It’s one of the more...

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    Dust surrounds a construction worker wearing a mask as they drill into a floor.

    Silica Dust: The Dangers and How You Can Mitigate Them

    Written by: Maggie Clark

    While it doesn’t look like silica dust is going away anytime soon, you may want to consider using an alternative...

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    Two tanks belonging to Aquatera's water plant stand side by side near partially constructed structures.

    How Combining Concrete Admixtures Simplified Aquatera’s Expansion

    Written by: Maggie Clark

    Ever thought about what it takes to keep the water you drink and the water you see outdoors clean? It’s...

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  • Concrete Best Practices Sustainable Construction
    Some greenery is poking out over the concrete balcony of the Vancouver downtown library, which is surrounded by other buildings.

    Sustainable Architecture and Concrete: Why They Can Work Well Together

    Written by: Maggie Clark

    Sustainable architecture and concrete are not always considered compatible. After all, the production of concrete is known as the cause...

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