Low-carbon building in Ontario sets a sustainable standard

Clément Boisselier, Senior Advisor, Sustainability and Environment (Aecon), Jacob Homiller, CEO (CarbiCrete), Richard Lapointe, VP Business Development (CarbiCrete) and Nashat Andraws, Technical Performance and Data Transformation Manager (Innocon). (CNW Group/CarbiCrete Inc)
Clément Boisselier, Senior Advisor, Sustainability and Environment (Aecon), Jacob Homiller, CEO (CarbiCrete), Richard Lapointe, VP Business Development (CarbiCrete) and Nashat Andraws, Technical Performance and Data Transformation Manager (Innocon). (CNW Group/CarbiCrete Inc). Photo courtesy CNW Group/CarbiCrete Inc

CarbiCrete Inc., Montreal-based carbon removal technology company, Aecon, North American construction firm, and Lafarge Canada Inc., provider of innovative and sustainable building solutions, formed a consortium to construct a low-carbon building in Ontario.

A ribbon-cutting ceremony was recently held to commemorate Aecon’s Innovation and Training Centre in Holland Landing, Ontario.

The event marked the completion of the first structure constructed using cement-free concrete masonry units (CMUs) and low-carbon concrete. The low-carbon building will be used as a tool storage facility for trainees working at the facility.

With the successful completion of this trial, the consortium has set a new industry standard in using low-carbon construction products to advance sustainable practices.

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