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Vancouver Fire Hall No. 17 Achieves Zero Carbon Certification; Incorporates Structural Thermal Breaks

Western Exteriors | Summer 2021
Meredith Anderson, MSCE, P.Eng., Struct.Eng. | Associate

Vancouver’s new Fire Hall 17 reflects the city’s design challenge to build a structure that meets the design certification requirements of the Canada Green Building Council’s Zero Carbon Building Program, one of 16 such pilot projects in Canada.

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Jobsite Safety & Fall Protection Prep

Canadian Property Management | July 2021
Kelsey Van Steele, BASc, P.Eng., PMP, LEED® AP | Associate

Whether working on an active construction site or in an operations and maintenance setting, fall protection is critical to ensure the safety of workers and building occupants.

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The One Way To Build The Tallest Condominium Tower In Canada

Advantage Steel magazine | Summer 2021
Kevin MacLean, BSc, MSc, P.Eng. | Principal

Steps from Canada's most stylish neighbourhood and at the crossroads of two of Toronto’s busiest subway lines is a bustling construction site soon to be home to the first super-tall skyscraper in Canada. It will be called The One, a towering 85-storey building at the intersection of Yonge and Bloor that will rise 308 metres to house 416 condominium units, a hotel, restaurants and 200,000 square feet of column-free retail space. 

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The Evolution Of Steel In Recreation Centres

Advantage Steel magazine | Summer 2021
Frank Cavaliere, BSc, P.Eng., FEC, FGC (Hon.), LEED AP, Parksmart Advisor | Managing Principal

The steel industry has adapted and responded to the evolution of recreation centres. These long-span buildings have changed dramatically in the last 20 years, from simple, pre-engineered structures to dramatic custom landmark buildings, with steel being a popular material for both. Frank Cavaliere, Managing Principal with RJC Engineers, has witnessed first-hand as a structural engineer how recreation centres have advanced from traditional pre-engineered structures to complex, highly aesthetic buildings. 

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Condo Windows: Repair or Replace?

Condo Business | July 2021
Jack Albert, MEng, P.Eng., LEED® AP, GRP | Principal

Like cars, windows also wear out and become obsolete over time. Although windows do not have a specific expiration date, they do have a finite effective service life. How long windows will last—provide acceptable performance, for instance—will depend on the original design and the skill of the original fabricators and installers.

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Getting closer to carbon-neutral: District systems share warmth and cooling

The Globe and Mail | June 2021

It’s one thing to aim to make a building carbon-neutral, but the challenge expands when you look to share the warmth with entire communities. A couple of innovative developments in Canada are getting closer to zero net carbon by getting nature to provide much of the cooling and heating.

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Radical Code Changes are Coming

Condo Business | June 2021
Sameer Hasham, BASc., P.Eng., CPHD | Project Engineer

Bringing older residential buildings up to code can be a daunting undertaking, and it’s common for certain key areas to be overlooked. While window, roof, and wall insulation replacements are accessible upgrades widely carried out, some areas—like airtightness—are becoming more urgent as radical building code changes loom.

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Energy Performance Upgrades

Landlord BC - The Key Magazine | Spring 2021
Jason Guldin, ASct, GSC, RRO I Associate 

While many properties are not celebrating their 50th anniversary yet, many are older buildings that would benefit from appropriate energy performance upgrades. Upgrades aren’t just better for the environment, they can help save money, attract and retain tenants, and make a property more attractive to prospective buyers.

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Clayton Community Centre | Project Highlight

Innovation Magazine | May/June 2021
Clayton Community Centre - Project Highlight

Working together, our engineering teams capture the architectural vision using intricate geometric shapes in a creative and environmentally conscious way.

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Repairing and protecting a 1950s era wastewater digester tank

Environmental Science & Engineering Magazine | June 2021
Leigh Besanger, BEng, EIT | Engineer-in-Training and Daryl Prefontaine, BSc, MEng, P.Eng. | Principal

Wastewater treatment plant (WWTP) maintenance and upgrading programs can sometimes unearth issues that may not be apparent during regular operation. Such an occurrence happened at a WWTP consisting of eight digesters constructed at various times between 1955 and 2010. The plant had recently completed upgrades to a circa 1955 digester tank, requiring it to be taken out of service for an extended period of time, as part of ongoing maintenance and facility upgrading programs.

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