Sustainable Building – BC’s Wood First Policy?
Written by: Jason Bryant
The debate over British Columbia’s Wood First Policy is currently heating up between industry leaders. The policy was implemented in...
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The March to the Sky – Part Three
Written by: Kevin Yuers
Up until the last few decades, the race for the tallest buildings in the world was mainly limited to North...
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The March to the Sky – Part Two
Written by: Kevin Yuers
The march to the sky in the building of mind-dizzying skyscrapers is a competition between economic powers that isn’t going...
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The March to the Sky – Part One
Written by: Kevin Yuers
All across the world we are seeing buildings reach further and further into the earth’s atmosphere in what seems to...
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Fast Corroding Sewage Pipes need a Better Solution
Written by: Sarah Coull
Sewage maintenance is one of the most expensive utilities a city operates. They are difficult to access for repair, due...
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The Bigger Picture…
Written by: Sarah Coull
Port cities are often threatened by rising sea levels, storm surges and damaging winds. Sometimes these events are predicted, but...
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Top Five Industry Associations
Written by: Sarah Coull
Industry organizations are a great way to keep on top of changing issues, trends and legislation; they also provide networking,...
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A Fresh Look at Chemical Admixtures
Written by: Sarah Coull
The annual World of Concrete tradeshow in Las Vegas brings together thousands of concrete industry professionals to learn, network and...
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