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| U.S. building now officially world’s tallest mass timber structure |
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The Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat (CTBUH) has certified the 86.6-m (284-ft), 25-storey Ascent building in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, as the tallest mass timber structure in the world in two categories—the tallest timber building overall, and the world’s tallest timber-concrete hybrid building.
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| Five TD Centre towers achieve WELL Gold status |
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Five Toronto-Dominion (TD) Centre towers have achieved WELL Core Certification at Gold level with the sixth tower, currently under revitalization receiving WELL Precertification status, deeming TD Centre one of the largest real estate complexes in Canada to achieve the designation.
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| Alberta’s prompt payment rules aim to fortify construction industry |
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Formerly known as the Builder’s Lien Act, the Prompt Payment and Construction Lien Act is in effect in Alberta, creating new rules for the construction industry’s payment timelines and setting out a streamlined adjudication process for payment or work-related disputes, without the need for court involvement. |
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Rooftop Safety Compliance Part 2 – Creating A Safe Working Environment on Your Roof
Skyline
Sep 28 @ 1 PM ET
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Engineered Insulation: What Makes It Different & Why You Can't Live Without It
Logix
Oct 5 @ 1 PM ET
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| Meeting restaurant ceiling requirements |
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Restaurants, cafeterias, banquet halls, commissaries, and other food-service venues typically have at least two different types of ceilings. In the front of house, which includes public-facing areas such as the dining room, bar, and reception area, visual esthetics are of primary importance, including the ceiling. In the back of house, comprising the kitchen and other food preparation areas, hygiene and cleanability are key requirements.
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