Photovoltaic solar panels have come a long way in recent years, and the benefits of this energy-saving solution are steadily growing.

Kevin Zwaagstra of RJC’s structural group addresses the myth of non-seismic zones in Canada, and what building owners should do to ensure they're up to code.

While “digital directories” in a healthcare setting are most often used to help people find their way, wayfinding is just one of several ways they can benefit patients, visitors and staff.

Wendy Macdonald, Sustainability Consultant at RJC Engineers, helps clear up some of the confusion around net zero terminology and practices.

Reliance offers a buyback and rental program designed to help you make the most out of your operation.

You need to be able to count on your equipment, and that's where Reliance comes in.

Sustainable building envelope design offers long-lasting environmental benefits while improving occupant comfort. Here are six principles all designers and building operators should adhere to.

Integrate all your building’s communication channels with one turnkey solution: an interactive digital screen that eliminates the litter.

Spring is the perfect time to perform a roof inspection to ensure it functions correctly and lasts its intended service life.

Rooftop unit replacement projects don’t happen very often, but when they do, it's not always as simple as swapping out the old with the new.

To limit the impacts of adjacent construction work, many condominium corporations are turning to independent pre-construction surveys for protection.

Heritage building renovations are no easy feat; from navigating restrictions to working without modern blueprints, even the simplest interior upgrade can come with unforeseen challenges.

A handy guide to EWBR compliance for Ontario building owners and condominium corporations from Keller Engineers.

Violet Lim, Project Engineer with RJC Engineers, identifies the common causes for basement leaks and offers key prevention tips.

A civil engineer shares important recommendations for bringing your heritage building up to code and extending its useful service life.

Through its Fitwel certification, the Center for Active Design is helping to usher in a new standard of healthy buildings.

By producing detailed images and temperature profiles of specific pieces of equipment, thermal imaging measures the infrared energy of an object’s surface, alerting facility managers to any potential threats.