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July 31, 2019
 
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Tulip-shaped tower project axed by London mayor
 
Tulip-shaped tower project axed by London mayor
 
Mayor Sadiq Khan, London, United Kingdom, has rejected the Tulip tower project by J. Safra Group and Foster + Partners even though the City of London had approved it in spring.
 
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Winnipeg aviation museum to get new building
Winnipeg aviation museum to get new building
 
The federal government is investing $8.8 million in a new two-storey building for the Royal Aviation Museum of Western Canada in Winnipeg.
 
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Canon Canada HQ earns LEED Gold
Canon Canada HQ earns LEED Gold
 
The firm’s office in Brampton, Ont., has achieved the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Gold for New Construction and Major Renovations.
 
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Diamond Schmitt-designed YMCA opens in Alberta
 
Diamond Schmitt-designed YMCA opens in Alberta
 
The Cor Van Raay YMCA in Lethbridge, Alta., is the third largest centre in North America. An architecture of integration allows for connection and transparency throughout the facility.
 
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Mecanoo selected to design high-rises in Germany and China
 
Mecanoo selected to design high-rises in Germany and China
 
The Netherlands-based architecture firm won competitions to design the Frankfurt Grand Central tower in Germany and the Futian Civic Culture Center project in Shenzhen, China.
 
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Features
 
Architectural zinc roofing considerations
 
Proper specification, design, and installation of a zinc roof can provide an esthetically appealing, cost-effective, durable system capable of lasting for up to 80 years. To realize the full potential of a zinc roof, it is important to understand not only project-specific conditions, but also the material’s composition and colour palette, seam types, and installation.
 
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Advancing the quality of light
 
Lighting in commercial buildings has long been governed by functional and economical standards and architectural considerations. A new paradigm, referred to as human-centric lighting, or lighting for human preference, where light is seen from the perspective of the users of a space is starting to emerge.
 
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CSC-DCC   News
 
Message from the President: Keys to communicating effectively
 
 
CSC 2019 conference wrap-up: Building collaboration in Regina
 
 
Susan Morris, FCSC, awarded honourary membership to AIBC
 
 
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Calgary tower features triple-glazed, curved glass curtain wall system
 
 
B.C. firm partners with Seattle-based McLennan Design
 
 
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