Function meets form when it comes to entranceway lighting
When it comes to selecting exterior wall lighting for commercial or residential condo entrances, the decision typically comes down to utility/cost. As a result, the client ends up with a functional prismatic or downward directional luminaire which achieves the basic function…
Report: 1.5 million Canadian jobs in green building by 2030
Canada Green Building Council (CaGBC) has released a new report that shows the potential of a green recovery that prioritizes green building. The Climate Forward modelling done for Canada’s Green Building Engine: Market Impact and Opportunities in a Critical Decade, indicates that…
Former AWC Manager Receives ICC’s Bobby J. Fowler Award
The prestigious International Code Council Bobby J. Fowler Award was presented today to Sam W Francis, retired Senior Director of National Programs for the American Wood Council (AWC). “Sam’s unique combination of knowledge, humor, and respect for others has resulted in code…
One of B.C.’s iconic structures to be rebuilt
The Museum of Anthropology (MOA) at the University of B.C. is one of the province’s most iconic structures, a West Coast modern building with “Haida and Japanese esthetics” that “brings the outdoors inside.” The focal point of Arthur Erickson’s design is the Great Hall, a…
The green building revolution will start from the ground up
Over-reliance on fossil fuels is one of the most significant barriers to achieving a more sustainable future. If we hope to achieve the limits to rising global temperatures set out in the 2016 Paris Agreement, our cities will need to be built…
News Round Up – November 9, 2020 by Construction Links Network
Welcome to this week’s edition of the News Round Up published by Construction Links Network. Top news this week includes designers unveiling a detailed large-scale model of the Gordie Howe bridge project that took 2,000 hours to reproduce. Also, Tridel kicked…