At this year's American Galvanizers Association (AGA) awards, four Canadian projects were celebrated, including a Fort McMurray, Alta., project recognized as Most Distinguished.
Tag: Quebec
Bringing Québécois talent to the Moroccan coast
(05/01/2017)
A Québécois architecture, design, and urban development firm, Lemay, has earned the opportunity to show off Canada’s architectural talent overseas, outpacing six other design firms (from the United States, Europe, and Australia) in an...
Honouring excellence in Canadian construction
(04/24/2017)
The Canadian Construction Association (CCA) celebrated the achievements of industry individuals, organizations, and projects with its annual awards program last month.
Plans to redevelop the former site of the Montréal Children’s Hospital—submitted by Québecois real estate developer Devimco Immobilier—were approved at a city council meeting in December. The hospital has relocated to the Glen Site...
Winners have been announced for the American Sports Builders Association (ASBA) annual awards, with plaques presented to a pair of Canadian projects. Winners are those considered to display ‘construction excellence,’ based on a variety...
Steel projects celebrated at Québec design awards
(12/29/2016)
The Canadian Institute of Steel Construction (CISC) Québec Region held its 18th Design Awards of Excellence in Steel Construction at Pointe-à-Callière Museum in Old Montréal in November. The awards—which had the theme of “The...
Searching for North America’s best copper projects
(12/20/2016)
Until January 31, Canadian architects and sheet metal contractors are encouraged to submit their building projects for consideration in the North American Copper in Architecture (NACIA) awards program.
CISC announces steel design awards of excellence
(10/24/2016)
The final winners of the biennial Canadian Institute of Steel Construction (CISC) Steel Design Awards of Excellence have been selected from among regional winners from across Canada. Announced in early October, these four winners...
Introducing energy recovery ventilation
(09/08/2016)
Current Canadian projects indicate energy recovery ventilators (ERVs) are not a fad, but the wave of the future. One project putting this type of HVAC technology on the ‘sustainability map’ is the Montréal-based Centre...
Marinas face some of the most demanding environmental conditions of any type of structure. High moisture, sun, salt, freeze/thaw cycles, fungal decay, and insects all work together to degrade decked surfaces.
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