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How to evaluate and manage post-tensioned concrete

While conventionally reinforced, concrete structures typically exhibit visible and obvious warning signs as they weaken, deterioration of post-tensioned structures often remains concealed, delaying corrective action.

Materials and engineering can differ drastically when specifying fabric-roofed buildings

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Effective chemical-resistant floor finishes

Getting the floor right in facilities employing corrosive chemicals is critical to ensuring the site can maintain a safe, hygienic, and efficient operational environment.

Patient outcomes and operational efficiency supported by rubber flooring

Not long ago, design drivers focused on esthetics and price when it came to the selection and specification of floorcoverings in healthcare facilities. Floors are a vital part of the palette supporting interior designers’ visions and allowing them to adhere to project budget constraints.

Basics of tilt-up construction

Tilt-up concrete has been around since the turn of the 20^th century, when architect-contractor Robert Aiken used it to construct several buildings in the American Midwest. Thomas Edison employed the tilt-up method to build concrete houses in New Jersey, some of which are still standing today.

Innovations in protecting construction joints

Proper waterproofing of construction joints plays a vital role in fortifying below-grade concrete structures. Construction joints are stopping places—caused by non-continuous concrete pour—and a plane of weakness.

Resilient building codes offer challenges and opportunities for the construction industry

Climate change is already having an effect on communities across Canada. Some are facing increased droughts; others, more intense storms. Weather-related emergencies like heat waves, flooding, and forest fires are on the rise.

Best practices for masonry wall systems and insulation

Today’s high-performance building market is driven by increasingly stringent energy codes and a growing demand for greater building efficiency, sustainability, and affordability.

Salvaged copper adds drama to library

Green, patinated copper is the result of a natural aging process and has been coveted by architects and designers since ancient times. Copper does not react with water, but it does with atmospheric oxygen, forming a layer of brown-black copper oxide protecting the underlying metal.

Top 5 issues exacerbating construction disputes

The 2017 Arcadis Construction Disputes Report states 30 per cent of construction projects in North America end up in dispute. In Canada, the construction industry is adept at solving technical problems and developing innovative and new methods and materials.

Waterproofing for concrete parking structures: A comparison

Owners, engineers, and contractors involved in the design, operation, maintenance, and restoration of parking garages and building podium decks need to understand the role and importance of waterproofing systems in protecting these facilities.