Construction Canada News — July 20, 2022

July 20, 2022

Vancouver’s $9.9B wastewater plant’s design will recover sustainable energy

Montreal college adopts open interior to induce collaboration and creation

A building in Montreal’s Collège Sainte-Anne has undergone a complete interior renovation by Taktik design to enhance students’ learning experience.

Newfoundland levies $27M-plus to enhance shoreline infrastructure

Three Newfoundland projects obtained funding of more than $27 million to improve public services and protect waters in St. John’s, Petty Harbour-Maddox Cove, and other surrounding communities.

Ville-Marie East mixed-use project to highlight mobility and traditional design

The new $50M mixed-use project Le Moden in Montreal’s Ville-Marie East is focused on improving accessibility and paying homage to traditional design.

Architecture firm appoints seasoned employees as new directors

EVOQ Architecture has appointed as directors long tenured and highly experienced employees, Lena Buchinger, Carolyne Fontaine, Roxanne Gauthier, and Eric Stein, well-acquainted with its values and culture, to steer the firm’s future.

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Feature

Innovations in drywall finishing

Drywall finishing is an art form. It requires a well-trained and practiced tradesperson as well as the right tools to achieve beautiful, long-lasting results. Drywall finishing sets the tone for the job. If done well, the walls and ceiling will fade into the background. If done poorly, it can become a focal point and detract from the overall project.

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Message from the president: What does leadership mean?

CSC Calgary 2022 summer social event