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Homebuilder’s new HQ maximizes wood use for low environmental impact
Homebuilder’s new HQ maximizes wood use for low environmental impact
 
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NBA star to collaborate on mixed-use development in downtown Toronto
NBA star to collaborate on mixed-use development in downtown Toronto
Originate Developments and partner, Harlo Capital, have collaborated with Toronto Raptors player, Scottie Barnes, on a new 18-storey, mixed-use development nestled between two of the most iconic streets in Toronto, King West, and Queen West.
 
 
 
 
Mitten has brewed a durable, maintenance-free alternative to wood trim
Mitten has brewed a durable, maintenance-free alternative to wood trim
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Like any architect, designer or builder will tell you, the smallest details make the biggest impact. That’s why Mitten has served up a fresh new look that will add that extra boost to any exterior design project—Dark Roast Trims!
 
 
B.C. house uses Corten steel shell to ward off the elements
B.C. house uses Corten steel shell to ward off the elements
Perched high above the Okanagan valley in Namarata, B.C., nestled within the rugged mountain terrain, sits a house adorned in Corten steel panels, evoking the visual of a seafaring vessel bound to the land.
 
 
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Building envelope essentials: The role of a water-resistive air barrier
Building envelope essentials: The role of a water-resistive air barrier
As climate change is anticipated, bringing with it an uncertain future, the construction industry needs to seriously consider the preparedness and the proven performance levels of buildings. It also needs to ensure the “large membrane” that separates the exterior environment from the interior environment, also known as the building envelope, is up to the task.
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