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Second tallest TO tower; rooftop stormwater article lead 2022 top 10
Second tallest TO tower; rooftop stormwater article lead 2022 top 10
 
Que. mine’s toxic waste to be forged into sustainable building materials
Que. mine’s toxic waste to be forged into sustainable building materials
An industry partnership proposes to use the partner mining company’s toxic leftovers from its Montauban, Que., mine to fuse them with organic polymer and turn them into environmentally friendly, sustainable building materials.
 
 
Cadillac Fairview’s mixed-use project to integrate landmark Ottawa properties
Cadillac Fairview’s mixed-use project to integrate landmark Ottawa properties
Cadillac Fairview Corporation Limited (CF) has announced the start of construction of a 288-unit residential rental building, The Rideau Registry, integrated with CF Rideau Centre, Ottawa’s largest and busiest shopping mall, and the historic city building, the City Registry Office.
 
 
 
Construction breaks ground on M Alberta interchange project
Construction breaks ground on $112M Alberta interchange project
Alberta, Leduc City officials, and Graham Construction recently broke ground on the construction of the $112-million interchange at Queen Elizabeth II Highway and 65th Avenue, which is set to become a big economic driver in the province by connecting the city, Edmonton International Airport, and area businesses.
 
 
Carbon-absorbing building design may soon be a buildable reality
Carbon-absorbing building design may soon be a buildable reality
The visionary concept of a carbon-absorbing building may soon be a buildable reality, based on a reductive approach to construction—rather than the typical additive one, which builds a structure first and adds to it—plus materials that sap carbon from the surroundings, and low embodied carbon materials to regenerate carbon-dense environments.
 
 
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Bird-safe glass: codes and standards to know?
Bird-safe glass: codes and standards to know
Thanks to the pioneering work of dedicated scientists, ornithologists, wildlife associations, and the glass industry, the future is looking brighter for the billions of birds which end up colliding with windows each year. While still in its infancy, the science of bird-safe glazing is emerging with creative new ideas and changing the way birds see and react to building glass.
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