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iapmo IAPMO code change monographs now available

The International Association of Plumbing and Mechanical Officials (IAPMO) has made the 2021 Uniform Plumbing Code (UPC®) and Uniform Mechanical Code (UMC®) Technical Committee (TC) meeting monographs available for download. These monographs will be used at the upcoming TC meetings in May. Attendees will be…

Mycelium as a futuristic construction material

From fashion to construction – Mycelium is taking these industries by storm. This biodegradable material is sourced from mushrooms that can be grown in larger scale. This means that dependence from non-biodegradable materials is not just a wishful thinking as Mycellium…

Cover_Tiny Homes - BC Housing New report looks at the big promise of small homes

Ever wondered if tiny homes can help with housing affordability? We’ve done the research. Tiny Homes – An Alternative to Conventional Housing is a new report from the Research Centre. It looks at whether this form of housing could work in…

nelcos concrete-cabinets-1-1024x683 Lightweight Alternative to Concrete Finishes

Textured concrete finishes have a remarkably aesthetic appeal. We see more and more interior design solutions that involve concrete or cement every day. That is because this type of finish is a great fit for industrial interiors. Concrete can be either…

Irish 3D imaging technology to speed up construction projects

3D imaging technology developed by Irish company XYZ Reality is being used to speed up construction of a massive new “hyperscale” data centre in Denmark. Construction giant PM Group is currently using XYZ’s new HoloSite technology in building the vast processing centre and says…

Norway’s Stad Ship Tunnel receives “go” signal

World’s first ship tunnel is to be erected in Stad, Vestland county. This will save a tremendous amount of time in navigating Norway waters. Stad Ship Tunnel will be 1.7 kilometres long, 37 metres high and 26.5 metres wide, and it will…

New First Nations procurement policy stirring controversy in the Yukon

Dave Gatensby is a Carcross/Tagish First Nation contractor in Whitehorse, Yukon. Thanks to the territorial government’s new First Nations Procurement Policy (FNPP) which was unveiled late last year, contractors like him will have competitive advantages when bidding for government contracts. “It’s a good gesture,” Gatensby…