egenCities is a research initiative that seeks to define the regenerative city—a concept of urban development built on a restorative relationship with the environment. Moving beyond sustainability, the initiative seeks to transform our understanding of the built environment—specifically urban centers—from a linear construct to one that is circular.

With a network of uncommon collaborators, the RegenCities initiative is identifying, targeting, and developing projects that can make communities more equitable, efficient, and livable. A regenerative city facilitates equitable prosperity. RegenCities seeks to develop a new model for equitable economic development by leveraging existing community assets.

In this video, we go over the largest & most expensive megaprojects in the world. For more megaproject, construction, and skyscraper content be sure to subscribe to @Top Luxury.

This webinar discusses crisis communications in times of the pandemic with National Public Relations. Courtesy of Canadian Chamber of Commerce

From both a public health and cost-savings perspective, water conservation is of the utmost importance. It’s important, though, that the flow of water provides adequate hand and body cleaning as well as sufficient waste removal. Pipe sizing needs to be adequate to the long-term system performance without being excessively overbuilt to avoid this unintended consequence.

Water usage is best standardized by putting in place strong codes that take on the power of law. Comprehensive and easy-to-enforce uniform plumbing codes ensure that homes and buildings embody the most efficient and safest plumbing systems.

MHCA’s president, Chris Lorenc, hopped on a Zoom call with CCA to speak about the association’s current advocacy efforts and priorities, and its partnership with CCA.

Too many people don’t realize that the air in indoor parking garages can go from clean to toxic very quickly. There is a quick and cost effective solution to keep building occupants safe, as Kae explains in this video.

Canada’s Construction Industry –Talent Fits Here
When you think construction, you might not think about technology, or creativity or design, but in an industry as innovative as ours, there’s a fit for you.

Timelapse of cement pad pouring and grain bin assembly! Construction work on Canadian grain farm. Building a farm yard and storing grain. Yard was started in 2016 by running drainage tile underneath, trenching in 800 amp electrical service, spreading a layer of shale […]

In this video, we go over the new Apple Campus 2 in Cupertino, California. Courtesy of Top Luxury

2020 placed construction and the technology firms that support it under remarkable pressure. Fred Mills caught-up with executives at Bluebeam to see what the last six months have been like.

Mankind has been building skyscrapers and similar tall buildings for decades now. Ever wonder how those sky-piercing buildings withstand high-winds without falling over or how they are built so fast? In this video, you will learn how skyscrapers are built and how skyscrapers […]

Architect Chris Straka joins Casey to talk about changing the way we view both our personal spaces and work spaces.

“This is a tremendously exciting day as two great organizations have come together to form a Canadian construction industry leader that is poised to excel across diversified services, end-markets and geographies,” said Teri McKibbon, President and CEO of Bird. Courtesy of Stuart Olson

Canada’s Construction Industry –Talent Fits Here
When you think construction, you might not think about technology, or creativity or design, but in an industry as innovative as ours, there’s a fit for you.

Electric-car giant Tesla is in high-demand – but how does it build its “gigafactories” so quickly? We explain.