The Mission of the RAIC Syllabus is to provide architectural education nationally through practical experience and courses of study for aspiring and current members of the profession, and members of the public with a personal interest in architecture.

Introduction to Successful Accessible Design introduces the concepts and applications of inclusive design as it applies to Canadian architecture and its built environment. Students will analyze the impacts and conflicts of accessibility in society, built form, and the development industry. In addition to learning the basic terminology and concepts, and having access to the latest resources, they gain practical experience including being able to spot the barriers that surround us as well as apply new skills in real-life applications of accessibility.

For more information on the RAIC’s Continuing Education courses, please go to https://raic.org/continuingeducation.

For more information about the RAIC Syllabus Program, please go to https://raic-syllabus.ca/home.

We were joined by Get Ready for a webinar to discuss the Get Ready Workplace IPAC program. This program equips Canadian businesses with the tools and knowledge to appropriately respond to an infectious disease outbreak.

Delays on site are a very common problem in the construction industry. Many setbacks are out of your control, and an often-overlooked delay is the process of concrete cube testing. Check out this video to see why this method can cause delays, and to learn about a helpful alternative. For more information, check out this blog: https://giatec.net/hd – Courtesy of Giatec Scientific

This is a tough one. We start tearing out a concrete pool thats built with thick concrete Reinforced with Extra Rebar. Then we find something I’VE NEVER SEEN BEFORE hiding behind the walls.

Corrosion is a natural process that occurs when the steel rebar within reinforced concrete structures rusts. In this video, learn about why concrete corrosion is a problem, and how to assess it.
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Explaining how earthwork works, and why road construction often takes so long.
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Like it or not, roads are part of the fabric of society. Travel is a fundamental part of life for nearly everyone. Unfortunately, that means road construction is too. But, I hope I can give you a little more appreciation for what’s going on behind the orange cones.

Construction, redefined.
We design, finance, construct, equip, operate, and manage anything that can be built.

EllisDon is a world-leading construction and building services company that completes in excess of $5 billion worth of contracts annually, in every market sector and across the globe. Over the last 69 years, we’ve grown from being a general contractor to a multi-faceted company that can deliver any aspect of a project.

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Exceptional Engineering: The Making of a Wind Turbine | Engineering Documentary
Electricity harnessed from wind has become the second largest source of energy in Germany since 2017 – and has thus out powered nuclear and coal. Nearly 30,000 on- and off-shore wind turbines are operating throughout the country, covering approx. 19 percent of energy consumption. Our report follows the construction of a new wind power plant in Falkenthal in Brandenburg. Once installed, the windmill will be 179 meters high, supplying up to 5,000 households a year.

Eye-watering budgets, extreme complexity, staggering scale and far-reaching impacts: meet the world’s most impressive megaprojects. This video was powered by Bluebeam – https://bit.ly/2VOzEUq

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This year’s World Youth Skills Day is dedicated to the theme “Skills for a resilient Youth” and alongside this topic we will discuss different ways to build resilience in these challenging time

FBR is pleased to announce that on Saturday, 11 July 2020, the Hadrian X® finished building the structural walls of its first display home in Dayton, Western Australia.

The Hadrian X® was deployed to the Dayton site on the afternoon of Tuesday, 7 July 2020 in preparation for commencement of building activities the following morning, and completed the structure in three and a half standard shifts.

Stay up to date at: www.fbr.com.au

We tour World of concrete and find 7 either new tools or older tools and equipment with updated and changed designs. New Universal (no miss) concrete stamps, repair kits for concrete forms and more equipment. Big Thanks to GOLMN.com for helping me bring this video to you guys.

The Cat® 301.7 CR Mini Excavator delivers power and performance in a compact size to help you work in a wide range of applications.

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Stop relying on pen, paper, and spreadsheets. Introducing, T&M Tickets with Procore. For out of scope work you can now document and track at-risk work, to protect your margins. Use Procore’s simple and intuitive mobile application to capture labor, equipment and material used in the field. With Procore T&M Tickets, you can consolidate your T&M process into a seamless field to office workflow that ensures you get paid.

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