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May 27, 2020
 
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Diamond Schmitt appoints two new principals
 
Diamond Schmitt appoints two new principals
 
Recognizing their contribution to design excellence and skilled project management on a range of projects, Diamond Schmitt Architects has promoted Sybil Wa and Nigel Tai as principals.
 
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Ontario contractors worried about worker safety on jobsites
 
Ontario contractors worried about worker safety on jobsites
 
The latest survey by the Ontario Construction Secretariat has found ensuring the health and safety of workers remains the top concern of contractors.
 
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Perkins and Will offers road map for safe return to work
 
Perkins and Will offers road map for safe return to work
 
The road map offers recommendations on maximum seat capacity, physical distancing analysis, office protocols, along with messages that should be incorporated to provide a safe, healthy, and resilient return to the office.
 
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Montréal post‐war residence transformed into two twin houses
 
Montréal post‐war residence transformed into two twin houses
 
A post-war residence in Verdun (a borough in Montréal, Qué.) was transformed by Montréal‐based firm APPAREIL Architecture into two twin houses.
 
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Miller Hull earns Living Building Challenge Petal Certification
 
Miller Hull earns Living Building Challenge Petal Certification
 
The Miller Hull Partnership, LLP, an architecture, planning, urban, and interior design firm, has earned the Living Building Challenge Petal Certification for its renovated San Diego studio.
 
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Features
 
Benefits of airtightness testing
 
The drive toward a low-carbon environment means construction professionals are constantly refining the details of high-performance buildings. Though the industry is developing new materials to help achieve this, assembling airtight buildings is still a challenge. New and innovative air barriers are available for builders, but the challenge of integrating an air barrier system comprising many connecting components requires attentive and caring tradespersons.
 
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New connected lighting technologies bring opportunities and challenges
 
Smart lighting brings to a project a variety of sensors and technologies that enable a lighting infrastructure to become home minders, part of an entertainment assembly, security and fire-safety devices, and tools that help a business save money by optimizing luminaire use and providing information to HVAC and other building systems.
 
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CSC-DCC   News
 
Message from the president: Managing expectations
 
 
CSC holding PCD course online
 
 
Presenting CSC’s 2020 Life Membership Award recipients
 
 
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Ontario allows all construction work to resume
 
 
Quadrangle’s Neighbourhood Nests to help foster community resilience
 
 
Green building can help re-ignite the economy post COVID-19: CaGBC
 
 
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