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Ensuring Preparedness: Make Remediation Response a Building Priority
Canada’s four distinct seasons make building maintenance a never-ending cycle of problems, often involving water. Building managers face difficult yearly challenges. Establishing a plan in
Canadian Property Management
The ‘Hows’ and ‘Whys’ of Building Construction
Construction engineers play a critical role in the construction process, ensuring the physical structure is built with safety and durability in mind.
Canadian Property Management
Built to Serve and Endure
Given the range of uses community centres fulfill, a lot goes into their planning and design. Often, mass timber plays a central role.
Canadian Apartment Magazine
Maximizing efficiency and minimizing risk for landlord and tenant insurance policies
Tenant insurance goes beyond coverage of a rental property’s contents—it also protects against unforeseen events and liability.
Canadian Facility Management & Design
Dispelling Misconceptions Around Digital Information Hubs
Digital Information Hubs, often called digital directories, are becoming more and more accepted as an essential amenity in today’s buildings. However, impeding even broader adoption
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Restoring Heritage Roofs
For heritage building owners, knowing when and how to address an aging roof system begins with having knowledge of the original materials and the best practices used to restore them.
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Don’t Let Curveballs Slow Down Construction
As buildings became taller and more complicated, the engagement of trades in the design-assist process is more integral than ever.
Canadian Property Management
Decarbonizing Existing Multi-Unit Residential Buildings
Mohammed Fakoor, Associate at RJC Engineers, discusses the importance of decarbonizing existing MURBs on Canada's path to net zero.
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2023 marks the 10-year anniversary of the launch of Canadian content in ENERGY STAR® Portfolio
Natural Resources Canada Developed and released in 2000 by the United States (US) Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), ENERGY STAR Portfolio Manager is the industry standard
Canadian Facility Management & Design
2023 marks the 10-year anniversary of the launch of Canadian content in ENERGY STAR® Portfolio
Natural Resources Canada Developed and released in 2000 by the United States (US) Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), ENERGY STAR Portfolio Manager is the industry standard
Canadian Apartment Magazine
2023 marks the 10-year anniversary of the launch of Canadian content in ENERGY STAR® Portfolio Manager®.
Natural Resources Canada Developed and released in 2000 by the United States (US) Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), ENERGY STAR Portfolio Manager is the industry standard
Canadian Apartment Magazine
Best Practices for Controlling Cockroaches in Multi-Residential Buildings
The German cockroach may only live for three or four months, but during that short time, a female will lay over 200 eggs and is
Canadian Property Management
Saving Time, Money and Frustration: Effective Cleaning for Waste Control Systems
The cleaning of waste control systems is a specialized industry requiring licensing by the Ministry of Environment (MOE). Finding a contractor who knows what they
Canadian Property Management
When Redevelopment Projects go Awry
Bernardo Garcia Ramirez, Design Engineer with RJC Engineers, shares five tips for getting redevelopment projects back on track after encountering the unexpected.
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Helping to build a barrier-free Canada
More than six million Canadians live with a disability¹. In everyday life, they may have fewer options when accessing transportation services, communicating with others, or
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Revolutionizing Building Management with RFID Tags and Wireless Sensors
The invisible network of tanks, pipes, valves, and fittings in a building’s plumbing system are vital components of a property. When there is a failure,
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Dynamic approach to pest management in condominiums
In the world of pest control, no two buildings are the same. Every condominium is home to unique communities, living spaces, common areas, and environmental