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How robot carpenters could help solve Canada’s housing crisis

Robots constructing homes may sound like science fiction. Yet a Toronto-based startup aims to make this futuristic idea a reality within the next year, leveraging advances in automation, advanced manufacturing, cloud computing and artificial intelligence (AI). Promise Robotics was launched in…

June US construction spending U.S. construction spending inches higher in June

Reuters reports that U.S. construction spending rose by 0.1% in June, the Commerce Department said on Monday, as an increase in private projects was offset by a fall in public sector building. Construction spending, which accounts for less than 4% of…

Dentec Sentec Sentec™ DX now has dust and debris protection

Claudio Dente, President of Dentec Safety Specialists, announces that Dentec’s Sentec line now has a new replaceable foam insert that will add protection against dust and debris.  Mr. Dente remarked, “this works well in construction for concrete cutting and dry wall…

Construction industry’s enviro-friendly future

Innovation and technological improvements among construction industry stalwarts are helping deliver a more efficient, environmentally sustainable and economically competitive generation of buildings and infrastructure projects across Vancouver Island, while provincial dollars are helping showcase made-in-BC initiatives to broader markets. The provincial…

Could clay be the key to sustainable architecture?

The construction industry pollutes the climate and exploits resources. At the World Congress of Architects in Brazil, one architect is pushing clay as the sustainable building material that could change the world. The regional climate, the nature of the soil, the…

B.C. to help build new $89.6M engineering buildings at UVic

Two cutting-edge STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) facilities will soon begin construction at the University of Victoria, with funding from the B.C. government. The $89.6-million project includes the construction of a six-storey engineering and computer science building, and an adjacent…