Computational Mathematics Could Transform Building Site Decisions
/in front, news/by CANSCREAM Architects and the University of Gothenberg have teamed up with Chalmers University of Technology in Gothenberg, Sweden to develop a mathematical solution for optimizing the placement of buildings within a landscape, according to Phys.org. Read more
Virginia Tech Researchers Develop Small, Portable Vibration Damper
/in front, news/by CANSResearchers at Virginia Tech have developed a micro-sized, portable mass tuning damper weighing in at 275 pounds that can reduce structural vibrations in bridges and buildings by up to 75%. Read more
Cities Looking at More Deconstruction and Salvaged Materials
/in front, news/by CANSThe City of Vancouver (CoV) is pushing for more home deconstruction and salvaging of reusable materials such as first-growth wood and architectural features with its Green Demolition Bylaw in place and Habitat for Humanity has launched a deconstruction crew to pick up on the growing trend. Read more
Staffing, Retention an Ongoing Employer Challenge, Hays Finds
/in front, news/by CANSEmployers in the construction sector continue to have difficulty with staffing and retention, indicate the findings of a recent Hays Canada report. Read more