BUILDEX Edmonton 2014 Showguide by Informa Vancouver

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BUILDEX is about designing, building and managing real estate March 18 & 19, 2014

Edmonton E xpo Centre, Northl ands

www.buildexedmonton.com

Show hours:

Tuesday 10:00AM – 4:00PM Wednesday 10:00AM – 3:00PM

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Welcome to the 8th Annual BUILDEX Edmonton Thank you for joining us at Edmonton’s largest industry event with 2500+ professional attendees from the Property Management, Architecture & Interior Design, and Construction & Renovation industries. New for 2014 we have expanded into a second exhibit hall and welcome you to explore our revised tradeshow layout. There are hundreds of new technologies and services on display for your everyday use now and in the future. Be sure to take a couple hours to visit the exhibits to discover tomorrow’s trends, today. It has been a great year for industry collaboration. We are proud to welcome Mayor Don Iveson. He previously joined us as a speaker (and City Councilor) in 2010 and returns to continue the BOMA luncheon tradition of hosting the current Mayor. We also welcome back participation from the IDA and IDC on the Interior Design Keynote Panel and the AAA continue to work with us on seminar content and CEU credits for the industry. Thank you to all of the other industry associations for their support as well. Another exciting addition this year is expanded collaboration with both the Edmonton Construction Association and the Merit Contractors Association. We are opening BUILDEX with the inaugural Construction Breakfast and welcoming Ron Magnus to speak on leadership. As this breakfast grows each year, we see it becoming another can’t miss part of BUILDEX.

www.buildexedmonton.com Show Director

Paul Maryschak

conference director

Jennie Biltek

Event Manager

Hailey Chan

Exhibit / Sponsorship Sales

Wolfgang Ortner Ben Carson

REGISTRATION MANAGER

And, the BUILDEX seminar program continues to provide the highest standard of industry educational content with 30+ dynamic and informative sessions. We are confident there is something of value for everyone looking to Network, Educate and Discover.

Gillian Wright

Finally, we would like to extend a big THANK YOU to our exhibitors, sponsors, industry partners, speakers and

Kate James

event coordinator

everyone else who help make this event possible. We hope you enjoy your time at BUILDEX 2014.

BUILDEX Edmonton is about designing, building and managing real estate.

Will Morris President, Informa Canada

Sincerely, Paul Maryschak Show Director

Mark Stephenson Vice-President, Informa Canada

Table of Contents

Tel: 780.423.5911 Fax: 780.423.5912

Edmonton OFFICE

Seminar Schedule..............................................................................................................................................................................................4 Featured Panels...................................................................................................................................................................................................5

VANCOUVER OFFICE

Tel: 604.739.2112 Fax: 604.739.2124

Featured Speakers.............................................................................................................................................................................................6 Exhibitor List – By Category.......................................................................................................................................................................10

Floorplan................................................................................................................................................................................................................12

@BUILDEXshows #buildexedmonton

Exhibitor List – Alphabetical.....................................................................................................................................................................12 New / Green Product Showcase............................................................................................................................................................18 Special Events.................................................................................................................................................................................................... 20 Thank You to our Sponsors....................................................................................................................................................................... 22

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seminar Schedule

Seminar Streams: PM Property Management AD Architecture & Design CO Construction & Renovation PD Professional Development GR Green

T u e s d ay, M a r c h 18

ROOM 107

ROOM 108

T01 – Contract Management 8:00 AM Planning and Implementation

8:30 AM

8:00am – 11:00am

ROOM 109

Tradeshow Hours 10:00AM – 4:00PM

ROOM 104

ROOM 102

ROOM 103

T02 – Interior Design Keynote Panel: Design Wisdom 8:00am – 9:30am

T03 – Real Estate Market Outlook Panel

Construction Industry Breakfast 8:30am – 10:00am Registration 8:00am

8:30am – 10:00am

9:00 AM

T04 – Creating Sustainable, High Density Communities

T05 – Recent Developments in Construction Law for Industry Participants

8:30am – 10:00am

9:30 AM

AD CO

10:00 AM 10:30 AM

PD CO PM

11:00 AM

T06 – A Review of the 2014 Construction Labour Market 10:30am – 12:00pm

T09 – The Rise of the Human Factor 11:00am – 12:30pm

11:30 AM

ROOM 105/106

T08 – A New Approach to Energy Management 11:00am – 12:30pm

T07 – Building Developments: Strategies to Prevent Additional Costs by Efficient Use of the Building Code 11:00am – 12:30pm

BOMA Lunch

12:00 PM

T10 – Negotiating Effectively

12:30 PM 12:30pm – 3:30pm

12:00pm – 1:30pm Registration 11:15am

PM GR

Over 150 exhibits on the tradeshow floor

1:00 PM T11 – Women and Leadership 1:30pm – 3:00pm

1:30 PM 2:00 PM 2:30 PM

3:00 PM

T12 – HVAC and the Building Envelope: The Key to Building Harmony 2:00pm – 3:30pm

T15 – Using the Civil Enforcement Act of Alberta to Recover Outstanding Debts/Liens 2:00pm – 3:30pm

PD CO PM

3:30 PM 4:00pm – 5:00pm

4:30 PM

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ROOM 107

T14 – Guided Tour of LED and OLED Technology 2:00pm – 3:30pm

AD PM

Continuing Education Credits: Credits are available from AAA, BOMI Canada, IDA and IDCEC. Please visit www.buildexedmonton.com for information regarding the number and type of credits available for each seminar.

Meet & Greet Reception

4:00 PM

AD CO

ROOM 108

ROOM 109

Tradeshow Hours 10:00AM – 3:00PM

ROOM 109A

ROOM 102

ROOM 103

8:00 AM W01 – How to Get What You

8:30 AM Want: Powerful Persuasion and Negotiation Tactics

9:00 AM 8:30am – 10:30am

W02 – New Development Projects in Edmonton Area

W04 – From RFP to Contract and Beyond!

8:30am – 10:00am

W05 – Mould, The Fun-Gi

W06 – Global Trends for Professionals 2014

8:30am – 10:00am

9:30 AM

AD CO PM

10:00 AM

W03 – Construction Contracts and Insurance: Understanding the Implications of Defence and Indemnity Provisions

AD CO

CO PM

PD AD CO PM

10:30 AM W07 – Understanding National Building Changes & Adoption of Energy Efficiency – Changes to Part 9

11:00 AM 11:30 AM

W08 – Modular Construction – Past, Present & Future 11:00am – 12:00pm CO

11:00am – 12:30pm

12:00 PM

W09 – Acoustic Ceilings in the Modern Office 11:00am – 12:00pm

W10 – Colour Tips & Tricks for Design Professionals 11:00am – 12:30pm AD

CO PM GR

W11 – Managing Multiple

12:30 PM Priorities, Projects and Deadlines 1:00 PM

12:30pm – 2:30pm

W12 – Perspectives on Green Roofs for the Prairies 1:00pm – 2:30pm

1:30 PM 2:00 PM 2:30 PM 3:00 PM

PD AD CO PM

W13 – The Impact of the New Window and Door Standard on Residential Construction

AD PM GR

W14 – Specifying Successful Concrete Floors

W15 – Housing for Everyone 2:00pm – 3:30pm

2:00pm – 3:30pm

CO PM GR

AD CO

3:30 PM

To register for seminars and for further show information, visit buildexedmonton.com. 4

www.buildexedmonton.com

Featured Panels

Seminar Streams: PM Property Management AD Architecture & Design CO Construction & Renovation PD Professional Development GR Green

Tuesday, MARCH 18 // 8:00am – 9:30am • ROOM 108 [ AAA=1.5 Structured; BOMI=1.5CPDs; IDCEC= 0.1CEU ] T02 • Interior Design Keynote Panel: Design Wisdom AD

Supported by

Most interior designers work on a wide range of projects. Hear from a panel of four specialists in hospitality, residential, retail and workplace design share their insights about what is unique designing and working in this area, and how it is changing and evolving. They will discuss what influences their designs and any cross-over from another area of design, like a workplace environment inspired by elements from hospitality, retail or residential design. These experts will share tips and describe what’s new in that specialty.

Supported by

Tuesday, MARCH 18 // 1:30pm – 3:00pm • ROOM 108 [ AAA=1.5 Structured; BOMI=1.5CPDs; IDCEC= 0.1CEU] T11 • Women and Leadership CO

Women in the construction industry are growing in numbers and playing a greater role in forming the core management and organizational structure of Edmonton companies. This changing face of a traditionally male dominated industry has its benefits. A panel of women in construction shares their experiences of these benefits while leading a round table discussion about stepping up to positions such as CEOs, Presidents, Directors and Project Managers. MODERATOR

MODERATOR

Sue Pekonen Donna Assaly

Inger Bartlett

Jacquie Jacobi

Andrea Raimondi

Robert Ruscio

Moderator: Donna Assaly, Past President, Interior Designers of Canada Panel: Workplace: Inger Bartlett, President, Bartlett & Associates Ltd. Residential: Jacquie Jacobi, Principal, Field Interior Design, Inc. Hospitality: Andrea Raimondi, President, Ingenium Design Group Inc. Retail: Robert Ruscio, President, Principal Designer, Ruscio Studio

Farah Benjamin

Jutta Cyrynowski

Jamie Fleese

Wednesday, March 19 // 8:30am – 10:00am • ROOM 108 [ AAA=1.5 Structured; BOMI=1.5CPDs; IDCEC= 0.1CEU ] W02 • New Development Projects in Edmonton Area

SponsorED BY

Colour is one of two things we notice first about a space. These tips and tricks often take years of experimentation to discover, and are not often taught in formal design education. Learn the language of colour and how colour influences our perception and our behavior. Learn how to use colour, how to develop a colour palette and how to engage the power of colour to make a room feel bigger, smaller, safer, richer and more engaging

TRANSFORM YOUR CAREER

YOUR RECRUITMENT EXPERTS ON-SITE JOB BOARD is located beside registration at the main entrance. Meet the Hays Expert in your specialist area: • • • •

Architecture, Civil & Structural Engineering Facilities Management Property & Real Estate Construction & Development

Gain valuable insight and advice: • • • •

Local and national market insight Job opportunities available Skills in demand by top employers Compensation rates

Visit our booth and enter to win a $5000 construction and property management bursary. Sandra McDonald Senior Recruitment Consultant T: 403 513 9455 E: Sandra.McDonald@hays.com

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Seminar Streams: PM Property Management AD Architecture & Design CO Construction & Renovation PD Professional Development GR Green

Kevin Lust

featured speakers

Murray Frank

Founder, Lust Development Group Inc.

Senior Building Science Specialist, Constructive Home Solutions Inc.

Wednesday, march 19 // 8:30am – 10:30am • ROOM 107 [ AAA=2.0 Structured; BOMI=2.0CPDs; IDCEC= 0.2CEUs ] W01 • How to Get What You Want: Powerful Persuasion and Negotiation Tactics PD AD CO PM There is one key to mastering any personal or professional situation: the ability to get others to see things your way. Look SponsorED BY around. True leaders in all walks of life are people who have the ability to persuade others. Whether in sales, management, customer service, professional services, or even parenting, the most successful people are the ones who can relate easily to everyone, present their ideas with charisma and conviction, and get the deal done.

Wednesday, march 19 // 12:30pm – 2:30pm • ROOM 107 [ AAA=2.0 Structured; BOMI=2.0CPDs; IDCEC= 0.2CEUs ] W11 • Managing Multiple Priorities, Projects and Deadlines

PD AD CO PM

This is the program for the busy business owner, manager, and staff person who try to juggle multiple demands, deadlines, and daily pressures. With the information contained in this fast-pace seminar, you’ll get more accomplished and with better results than ever before. SponsorED BY You’ll gain control of your workday when you learn: • A simple process for effectively managing competing priorities. • How to decide what to delegate and what to do yourself. • How to find the hidden time-wasters that are jeopardizing your success. • The one question to ask yourself daily to make sure your top priorities don’t fall to the bottom of the pile. • How project management pros build the momentum that completes their mission. • and more.

Wednesday, March 19 // 11:00am – 12:30pm • ROOM 108 [ AAA=1.5 Structured; BOMI=1.5CPDs ] W07 • Understanding National Building Changes & Adoption of Energy Efficiency — Changes to Part 9 CO PM GR This seminar will outline National Building Code Changes to Part 9. This seminar is specific to National Code and will apply if Alberta Provincial Code adopts the National Changes. Examples of how these changes may impact homebuilders will be discussed. This seminar will also examine the Energy Efficiency Component of the National Building Code. A review of what is being proposed and how those proposed additions could be interpreted. This seminar will explore how these changes could affect Homebuilders and what Homebuilders need to know to ensure compliance.

Wednesday, MARCH 19 // 2:00pm – 3:30pm • ROOM 108 [ AAA=1.5 Structured; BOMI=1.5CPDs ] W13 • The Impact of the New Window and Door Standard on Residential Construction CO PM GR The new NAFS standard provides window, door and skylight manufacturers with the new requirements for the fabrication and testing of these assemblies, and provides the builder and building official with direction on how to select the correct assemblies for a particular location. The seminar will outline the impact of the new standard on the window and door industry, how to understand the labels, how to choose the correct assembly and will outline some of the key requirements in the building code relating to the installation of windows, doors and skylights.

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TUESDAY SESSIONS Tuesday, March 18 // 8:30am – 10:00am • ROOM 102 [ AAA=1.5 Structured; BOMI=1.5CPDs; IDCEC= 0.1CEU ] T04 • Creating Sustainable, High Density Communities

Seminar Streams: PM Property Management AD Architecture & Design CO Construction & Renovation PD Professional Development GR Green

AD CO

The creation of sustainable, high-density smart communities starts with comprehensive master planning that strategically leverages the scale of the site. “Creating Sustainable, High Density Communities,” will address how designers, Braden Kurczak Richard Witt developers and city planners can create Sponsored By sustainable community hubs within and outside urban centres by establishing blocks to address pedestrian and transited oriented streetscapes, implementing integrated storm water management systems, creating urban heat island solutions, connecting green spaces which encourages wildlife which ultimately provide increased desirability and value for development projects. This presentation will make reference among others to the Canada Green Building Council (CaGBC) Neighbourhood Development LEED® rating system and use specific Quadrangle & Enermodal projects such as Downtown Markham, Currie Barracks, Strathearn Heights and the Dubai Canal District to discuss the opportunities associated with the development of sustainable communities and how such developments could potentially benefit the Alberta real estate market. Presenters: Braden Kurczak, Manager, Sustainability, Enermodal Engineering Richard Witt, Principal, Quadrangle Architects

Tuesday, March 18 // 8:30am – 10:00am • ROOM 103 [ AAA=1.5 Structured; BOMI=1.5CPDs ] T05 • Recent Developments in Construction Law for Industry Participants CO Across industry sectors, all partic ipants should know the latest legal developments arising from and affecting the construction context. This seminar will cover a range of legal subject matter from legislative and policy initiatives on green building, best practices in contracting, approaches to risk management and intellectual property reform. This is the legal tool kit for construction industry professionals. Presenter: Samantha Kernahan, Legal Counsel, McLennan Ross LLP

Tuesday, March 18 // 11:00am – 12:30pm • ROOM 103 [ AAA=1.5 Structured; BOMI=1.5CPDs ] T07 • Building Developments: Strategies to Prevent Additional Costs by Efficient Use of the Building Code

Samantha Kernahan

AD CO

The Alberta Building Code is a comprehensive and complex document. Misinterpretation or unfamiliarity with the Code can lead to additional project costs and impact the schedule. This seminar includes case study examples of commercial and multi-family residential projects Sandy Mackenzie Kim Karn (ABC Part 3). Case studies will focus on accurate application of the Code which will in turn prevent additional costs for common and complex architectural design issues. The case studies will also include “hot topic” Building Code interpretation issues, such as combustible construction, change of use and renovation considerations. Presenters: Kim Karn, Code, Fire & Life Safety Specialist, Riddell Kurczaba Architecture Engineering Interior Design Ltd. Sandy Mackenzie, Managing Director Fire & Building Code Solutions, Riddell Kurczaba Architecture Engineering Interior Design Ltd.

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Seminar Streams: PM Property Management AD Architecture & Design CO Construction & Renovation PD Professional Development GR Green

TUESDAY SESSIONS

Tuesday, March 18 // 11:00am – 12:30pm • ROOM 102 [ AAA=1.5 Structured; BOMI=1.5CPDs ] T08 • A New Approach to Energy Management PM GR

Tuesday, March 18 // 11:00am – 12:30pm • ROOM 109 [ AAA=1.5 Structured; BOMI=1.5CPDs; IDCEC= 0.1CEU ] T09 • The Rise of the Human Factor AD

In the past, energy management in non-residential buildings has been implemented using a standard methodology based on energy audits. These audits, often bundled into a Performance Contract, typically looked at a building’s operation using monthly Tim Hobson Alan Jenke utility bills with analysis based on weather, square footage, occupancy, and type of facility. This method has resulted in operational strategies and equipment retrofits that reduced energy consumption in many facilities. However, it has become evident that maintaining the initial savings has proved difficult. In many cases, “energy creep” occurs that will eventually result in the building operation and energy consumption moving back to the pre-retrofit conditions. Because of these real and perceived problems with energy management, organizations have been looking at better ways to accomplish significant reductions in the energy usage of buildings. What alternatives are there to traditional energy audits and large scale energy retrofits that can provide sustainable energy usage reductions in facilities? This presentation will examine the past issues with energy retrofit projects and the alternatives that have been developed. It will discuss how to incorporate such strategies as real time energy metering, re-commissioning and system evaluation into an overall energy management plan. The result being a clear and accurate understanding of how the building is currently operating, what it needs to operate optimally and developing a plan to get there.

The past four years we have been so focused on reducing cost, the impact of technology and making our buildings sustainable that we are forgetting who we are designing for…people. Many office-based workers are not living healthy lives today. True, greener buildings are healthier for the occupant but that’s not enough. Sitting stagnantly at a desk staring at a computer all day Kay Sargent is killing us faster than anything else. Distractions, the constant “pinging” of technology, and the lack of privacy are negatively impacting productivity. We need to refocus on the worker, and getting them engaged and empowering them to move business forward today. Hence, a new movement is a foot to do just that. Participants will learn about the state of well-being today and the impact our behaviors have on us. We will address how to design spaces to get us moving and more engaged; and improve our well-being. And we will discuss the opportunities and challenges in providing healthier spaces today. By the end of the session, participants will understand the issues impacting us today and how to design to improve them. We will identify the opportunities to increase mobility, both internally and externally, to empower the worker and improve the work environment by giving them choices. By the end of the session participants will understand the issues surrounding when, how, and where we work. Participants will also learn the key elements of working in a matter that creates balance successfully. We will discuss ways to get technology in check so that we are running it, instead of it running us. We will be looking at the impact technology has on us, how it effects our work, and how we can work with it to be smarter while still being in control and have some balance. By the end of the session, participants will have action items on how to rethink the use of technology.

Presenters: Tim Hobson, Energy Efficiency Specialist, Convergint Technologies Alan Jenke, Senior Energy Engineer, Convergint Technologies

BUILDEX Edmonton • March 18 & 19, 2014

Presenter: Kay Sargent, Vice President Architecture, Design and Workplace Strategies, Teknion

Exhibitor List â&#x20AC;&#x201C; By Category Access Control Systems / Security Services Morse Canada Inc...............................................919 Telsco Security Systems.......................................21 Vault Security Solutions.....................................424

Accomodation Ramada Conference Centre................................022

Acoustical Materials & Panels Acrytec Panel Industries....................................710 Western Louiseville Fiberboard.........................801

Animal / Pest Control Active Pest Solutions..........................................911

Architectural Hardware or Metals ALLMAR..............................................................605 Bailey Metal Products Ltd..................................725 Comsign Architectural Signage Inc....................205 Innova Fences.....................................................214

Asphalt Smart Fix Asphalt...............................................705

Association Alberta Masonry Council....................................803 BOMA Edmonton................................................403

Firestone Building Products Canada..................216 I-XL Masonry Supplies Ltd..................................105 James Hardie Building Products........................321

Doors Durabuilt Windows & Doors Inc.........................520

MAPEI INC...........................................................006

HERR window & door.........................................101

Poly-Mor Canada Inc..........................................916

Educational

ROXUL Inc...........................................................712 Spraysulate.........................................................220 Structural Panels................................................007

Alberta Wood WORKS!.......................................802

Insurance / Risk Management

PROTECTO WRAP COMPANY...............................505

Okanagan College..............................................326

Morse Canada Inc...............................................919

ROXUL Inc...........................................................712

Electrical

Power-House Building Solutions.......................425 Profast 1996 Ltd.................................................301

Soldan Fence......................................................322 Western Louiseville Fiberboard.........................801

Coating / Sealants / Finishes ADFAST...............................................................200 Cadillac Coatings Canada Inc..............................913 DURABOND PRODUCTS LIMITED.........................405

STELPRO.............................................................501 Thomas & Betts..................................................430

Energy Conservation / Management LightCo Solar Systems..........................................23

Venger Electrostatic Coatings..............................20

Priority Submetering Solutions.........................422

Communications

SUPERGREEN SOLUTIONS....................................914

TigerTel, A Stericycle Communication Solutions, ULC, Business..................................704

Equipment Rental & Sales

Concrete

Skyfire Energy....................................................300

4-Way Equipment Rentals.................................721

BLACKTOP Paving Inc.........................................400

Driving Force Vehicle Rentals, Sales & Leasing................................................500

Canam - Hambro Floor Systems.........................621

The CAT Rental Store..........................................800

Ischebeck Can Ltd...............................................626

event management

Precision Concrete Cutting Inc...........................221 Westcon Precast.................................................715

DoubleTree by Hilton West Edmonton ..............905

Construction Equipment

flooring

Construction Specifications Canada Edmonton Chapter..........................................906

Brandt Tractor Ltd..................................................A

Edgewood Matting............................................014

Ischebeck Can Ltd...............................................626

Green Ambient Solutions Inc.............................102

Edmonton Construction Association..................013

Consulting

IFMA: Northern Alberta......................................805

PFSI, a Division of Demilec Inc............................431

JULIAN TILE.........................................................600 NEOGARD Construction Coatings.......................714

Interior Design Services Design by Brown................................................012

Janitorial / Cleaning Products & Services OneSource Facility Services................................215 SCA Tissue North America..................................401 Staples Advantage Canada................................900

Landscape & Garden Accessories Amico Stone Supply.............................................11 Eagle Lake Landscape Supply............................702 Innova Fences.....................................................214 Westcon Precast.................................................715

Life Safety / Safety Equipment Alberta Safety & Environmental Services..........902 DDL Group..........................................................625 Fire Protection Inc..............................................624 Gasonic Instuments Inc......................................910 Innovative Fall Protection Inc............................609 Levitt-Safety Ltd................................................305 Safety Codes Council..........................................018

Interior Designers of Alberta..............................807

Business Improvement Group, Inc.....................201

Payless Wholesale Flooring & Lighting..............730

Merit Contractors Association- Edmonton........809

Contractor or Developer

Government

Advanced Remediation Solutions......................700

Citizenship and Immigration Canada.................623

EllisDon Construction Services Inc.....................303

Consolidated Civil Enforcement Inc...................903

Cool Fin LED........................................................627

Precision Concrete Cutting Inc...........................221

Public Works and Government Services Canada...............................................811

LightCo Solar Systems..........................................23

Real Estate Institute of Canada..........................904 Thermal Insulation Association of Alberta........908

Boilers Vets Air Services.................................................527

Building Envelope Acrytec Panel Industries....................................710 BASF Canada Inc. - WALLTITE Eco.......................701

Countertops PF Custom Countertops......................................720

De-icing / Anti-icing

Graphic Design ARC Canada........................................................630 West Canadian Digital Imaging.........................222

Smart Choice Fire Protection.............................804

Lighting LED Innovations Ltd............................................204 Mission LED........................................................613 Payless Wholesale Flooring & Lighting..............730 SUPERGREEN SOLUTIONS....................................914

Marketing

DURABOND PRODUCTS LIMITED.........................405

Tiger Calcium Services Inc..................................820

Garland Canada Inc............................................416

Dealership

Gasonic Instuments Inc......................................910

MAGpro Building Systems Inc................................8

David Morris Fine Cars........................................209

NextEnergy West Technologies.........................727

VaproShield, LLC.................................................525

Derrick Dodge.....................................................822

STELPRO.............................................................501

Driving Force Vehicle Rentals, Sales & Leasing.. 500

Thomas & Betts..................................................430

Delton Cabinets Mfg. Ltd...................................713

Koch Ford Lincoln Sales......................................521

Vets Air Services.................................................527

Prairie Toyota.....................................................530

Modular Building & Pre-Fab

Insulation

Lenmak Exterior Innovations Inc.......................907

Building Materials / Supplies ALLMAR..............................................................605 Brock White Canada...........................................617 Chinook Scaffold................................................709 Custom Building Products Canada.....................601

Sherwood Nissan................................................813

Decking Trex.....................................................................217

HVAC Products & Services

BASF Canada Inc. - WALLTITE Eco.......................701 Can-Cell Industries Inc.......................................421 K & F Rollshutter.................................................912

DoubleTree by Hilton West Edmonton...............905

Millwork / Cabinetry / Mouldings

MAGpro Building Systems Inc................................8

Mould Remediation Advanced Remediation Solutions......................700 www.buildexedmonton.com

Online Party Materials Supplier

Rain Screens

West Canadian Digital Imaging.........................222

Utilities

Lenmak Exterior Innovations Inc.......................907

Site Furnishings

Priority Submetering Solutions.........................422

Whish Enterprises Ltd........................................726

Recycling

Areaworks..........................................................100

Waste Management

Paints & Finishes

Black Cat Disposal Ltd........................................915

310-Dump..........................................................108

Benjamin Moore & Co. Limited..........................604

Renovation & Restoration

Solar / Environmental Equipment

CertaPro Painters...............................................812

Ceiling Centre/Lightco Solar Systems..................23

DuRock Alfacing International Ltd.....................716

Black Cat Disposal Ltd........................................915

Venger Electrostatic Coatings..............................20

Westmount Store Fixtures.................................302

Steel Building Systems

Waterproofing

Plumbing & Hydronics

Roofing Products / Services

Wolseley Inc.......................................................324

Garland Canada Inc............................................416 IKO Industries Ltd...............................................009

Canam - Hambro Floor Systems.........................621

Stone - Brick / Granite / Marble / tile

Property / Asset Management

Skyfire Energy....................................................300

Amico Stone Supply.............................................11

VaproShield, LLC.................................................525

Atlas Granite Inc.................................................814

Consolidated Civil Enforcement Inc...................903

Siding

Publishing - Magazines or Web & Data

Western Construction Products.........................901

Alberta Construction Magazine

PM Signs.............................................................917

Premium Stone Supply.......................................208

(June Warren Publishing)................................010

Sign-A-Rama (Edmonton)..................................019

NEOGARD Construction Coatings.......................714 PROTECTO WRAP COMPANY...............................505

Windows / Glass / Mirrors All Weather Windows Ltd..................................314 Durabuilt Windows & Doors Inc.........................520

Rockwood Creations...........................................524

HERR window & door.........................................101

Western Construction Products.........................901

Wood Products

Western Marble Craft Ltd...................................203

Signage

4-Way Equipment Rentals.................................721

Technology / Software Spatial Technologies Inc.....................................320

Mira Timber Frame.............................................708 Rockwood Creations...........................................524 Trex.....................................................................217

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310-Dump 4-Way Equipment Rental Acrytec Panel Industries Active Pest Solutions Adfast Advanced Remediation Solutions Alberta Construction Magazine (June Warren Publishing) Alberta Masonry Council Alberta Safety & Environmental Services Alberta Wood-Works All Weather Windows Ltd. Allmar / Waco Amico Stone Supply Ltd. ARC Canada Areaworks Atlas Granite Inc. Bailey Metal Products BASF Canada Benjamin Moore & Co. Limited Black Cat Disposal Blacktop Paving Inc BOMA Edmonton Brandt Tractor Ltd. Brock White Canada Business Improvement Group Inc. Cadillac Coatings Canada Inc. CANAM Can-Cell Industries Inc. Ceiling Centre/Lightco Solar Systems CertaPro Painters Chinook Scaffold Citizenship & Immigration Canada Comsign Architectural Signage Inc. Consolidated Civil Enforcement Construction Specifications Canada Edmonton Chapter Cool Fin LED Custom Building Products Canada David Morris Fine Cars DDL Group Delton Cabinets Derrick Dodge Design by Brown Doubletree by Hilton West Edmonton Driving Force Vehicle Rentals, Sales & Leasing Durabond Products Limited Durabuilt Windows & Doors DuRock Alfacing International Ltd. Eagle Lake Landscape Supply Edgewood Matting Edmonton Construction Association EllisDon Construction Services Inc. Fire Protection Inc. Firestone Building Products Canada Garland Canada Inc.

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BOOTH# Website

108 721 710 911 200 700

www.310dump.com www.4-way.com www.acrytecpanel.com www.activepest.ca www.adfastcorp.com www.mouldsolutions.ca

010 www.albertaconstructionmagazine.com 803 www.albertamasonrycouncil.ca 902 www.aseservices.ca 802 www.wood-works.ca 314 www.allweatherwindows.com 605 www.allmar.com 011 www.amicostonesupply.com 630 www.e-arc.com 100 www.areaworks.ca 814 www.atlasgranite.com 725 www.bmp-group.com 701 www.walltiteeco.com 604 www.benjaminmoore.ca 915 www.blackcatdisposal.com 400 www.blacktoppavinginc.ca 403 www.bomaedmonton.org A www.brandt.ca 617 www.BrockWhite.ca 201 www.busimpgroup.ca 913 www.cadillaccoatings.ca 621 www.canam-construction.com 421 www.can-cell.com 023 www.lightcosolar.com 812 www.certapro.com 709 www.chinookscafold.ca 623 www.cic.gc.ca 205 www.comsign.ca 903 www.ccebailiff.ca 906 edmonton.csc-dcc.ca 627 www.coolfinled.ca 601 www.custombuildingproducts.com 209 www.dmfc.ca 625 www.ddlgroup.net 713 www.deltoncabinets.com 822 www.derrickdodge.com 012 www.designbybrown.ca 905 www.westedmonton.doubletree.com 500 405 520 716 702 014 013 303 624 216 615

www.drivingforce.ca www.durabond.com www.durabuiltwindows.com www.durock.com www.eaglelaketurf.com www.edgewoodmatting.com www.edmca.com www.ellisdon.com www.fireprotectioninc.com www.firestonebpco.ca www.garlandcanada.com

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Gasonic Instuments Inc. 910 www.gasonic.com Green Ambient Solutions Inc. 102 www.warmandcoolfloorsystems.com Herr Door 101 www.replacemywindows.ca I-XL Industries Ltd. 105 www.ixlgroup.com IFMA: Northern Alberta 805 www.ifma-nac.org IKO Industries Ltd 009 www.iko.com Innova Fences 214 www.innovafences.com EDMONTON EXPO CENTRE, NORTHLANDS Innovative Fall Protection 609 www.innovativefallprotection.com Interior Designers of Alberta 807 www.idalberta.ca Ischebeck Can Ltd. 626 www.ischebeck.ca James Hardie Building Products 321 www.jameshardie.com Julian Tile 600 www.juliantile.com K & F Rollshutter 912 www.rollshutter.ca Koch Ford Lincoln Sales 403.241.1088 or521 www.kochfordlincoln.com Direct: 780.423.5911 ext. 62061 Direct: 604.73 LED Innovations 204 www.ledinnovations.ca

MARCH 18 & 19, 2014 A–L: Wolfgang Ortner

M–Z: Ben Carson

Toll-free: 1.877.739.2112 ext. 62061 Toll-free: 1.87 Fax: 403.241.1097 Fax: 604.730.2 www.buildexedmonton.com Email: wolfgang.ortner@informacanada.com Email: ben.car

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Lenmak Exterior Innovations Levitt-Safety Ltd. MAGpro Building Systems Inc. MAPEI INC. Merit Contractors Association - Edmonton Mira Timber Frame Mission LED Morse Canada Systems Inc. Neogard NextEnergy West Technologies Okanagan College OneSource Facility Services Payless Wholesale Flooring & Lighting PF Custom Countertops PFSI, a Division of Demilec Inc.

907 www.lenmak.com 305 www.levitt-safety.com 008 www.mag-pro.com 006 www.mapei.com 809 www.meritalberta.com 708 www.miratimberframe.com 613 www.missionled.com 919 www.morsecanada.com 714 www.neogard.com 727 www.nextenergywest.ca 326 www.okanagan.bc.ca/scmt 215 www.onesourcecanada.com 730 www.paylessfloors.ca 720 www.pfcustomcountertops.com 431 www.polyurethanefoamsystems.com

10 x 10 – $1950 10 x 20 – $3900 20 x 20 – $7800 Custom Size – please contact us for info *$100 additional per corner

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PM Signs

BOOTH# Website

917

www.pmltd.net

Poly-Mor Canada Inc.

916

www.poly-mor.ca

Power-House Building Solutions

425 www.powerhousebuildingsolutions.com

Prairie Toyota

530

www.prairietoyota.ca

Precision Concrete Cutting Inc.

221

www.safesidewalks.com

Premium Stone Supply

208

www.premiumstone.ca

Priority Submetering Solutions Inc.

422

www.prioritymeter.com

Profast 1996 Ltd

301

www.profast.ca

Protecto Wrap Company

505

www.protectowrap.com

Public Works and Government Services Canada

811

www.contractscanada.gc.ca

Ramada Conference Centre

022

www.ramadaedmonton.com

Real Estate Institute of Canada

904

www.reic.ca

Rockwood Creations

524

www.rockwoodcreations.ca

Roxul Inc.

712

www.roxul.com

Safety Codes Council

018

www.safetycodes.ab.ca

SCA Tissue North America

401

www.sca.com

Sherwood Nissan

813

www.sherwoodnissan.ca

Sign-A-Rama (Edmonton)

019

www.edmontonsignarama.com

Skyfire Energy

300

www.skyfireenergy.com

Smart Choice Fire Protection

804

www.firephyte.com

Smart Fix Asphalt

705

www.smartfixasphalt.ca

Soldan Fence

322

www.soldanfence.ca

Spatial Technologies Inc.

320

www.spatialtechnologies.ca

Spraysulate

220

www.spraysulate.ca

Staples Advantage Canada

900

www.staplesadvantage.com

Stelpro Design

501

www.stelpro.com

Structural Panels

007

www.structuralpanels.ca

SuperGreen Solutions edmonton-ca-south/

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www.supergreensolutions.com/

Telsco Security Systems Inc.

021

www.telsco.com

The CAT Rental Store

800

www.catrents.ca

Thermal Insulation Association of Alberta

908

Thomas & Betts

430

Thugga Ltd.

212

www.tiaa.cc www.tnb.ca www.thugga.net

Tiger Calcium Services Inc.

820

www.tigercalcium.com

Tigertel Communications Inc.

704

www.tigertel.com

Trex

217

www.trex.com

VaproShield Canada

525

www.vaproshield.com

Vault Security Solutions

424

www.vaultsecuritysolutions.com

Venger Electrostatic Coatings

020

www.vengergroup.com

Vets Air Services

527

www.vetssheetmetal.com

West Canadian Digital Imaging

222

www.westcanadian.com

Westcon Precast Inc.

715

www.westconprecast.com

Western Construction Products

901

www.westerncp.com

Western Louiseville Fiberboard

801

www.wlfgroup.ca

Western Marble Craft Ltd.

203

www.artisanstone.ca

Westmount Store Fixtures

302

www.westmountstorefixtures.com

Whish Enterprises Ltd.

726

www.whish.ca

Wolseley Inc.

324

www.wolseleyinc.ca

Tuesday/WEDNESDAY Sessions

Seminar Streams: PM Property Management AD Architecture & Design CO Construction & Renovation PD Professional Development GR Green

Tuesday, March 18 // 2:00pm – 3:30pm • ROOM 109 [ AAA=1.5 Structured; BOMI=1.5CPDs ] T12 • HVAC and the Building Envelope: The Key to Building Harmony

A building’s HVAC system and envelope are intimately linked: typically the better the building envelope is at preventing heat, air, and moisture flow, the less work the HVAC has to do to condition the space. For this reason, it is important that the HVAC and building envelope designers get involved in an integrated design process at the beginning of a project so that Billy Huet the impact – positive or negative – of design decisions from one system on the other can be understood. Real-world problems such as poor indoor thermal comfort or interior condensation should be avoided in today’s new and retrofitted buildings, and we have the understanding to do so. Examples of buildings will be discussed in terms of their “expected” and “real” performance, and the effect on comfort and the user experience. Presenter: Billy Huet, Department Manager – Building Science, Morrison Hershfield Limited

Tuesday, March 18 // 2:00pm – 3:30pm • ROOM 103 [ AAA=1.5 Structured; BOMI=1.5CPDs; IDCEC= 0.1CEU ] T14 • Guided Tour of LED and OLED Technology AD PM How do you know who to believe? This session will be an indepth review of Solid State lighting sources and how they are impacting lighting products today and in the future. Starting with a basic overview of how the technology works and the challenges of designing products to use it we will go through how LED technology is changing the lighting industry. We will Maarten Mulder look at the promise of LED, the promises of manufacturers, and why they are not always the same. We will also look at OLED technology and where this exciting new technology may lead. Participants will leave with the right questions to ask when evaluating LED products. Presenter: Maarten Mulder, Solutions Sales Manager, Acuity Brands Lighting

Tuesday, March 18 • 2:00pm – 3:30pm • ROOM 102 [ AAA=1.5 Structured; BOMI=1.5CPDs ] T15 • Using the Civil Enforcement Act of Alberta to Recover Outstanding Debts/Liens PM

Presenter: Patricia Wilson, Director, Civil Enforcement, Consolidated Civil Enforcement Inc.

Wednesday, March 19 // 8:30am – 10:00am • ROOM 109A [ AAA=1.5 Structured; BOMI=1.5CPDs ] W03 • Construction Contracts and Insurance: Understanding the Implications of Defence and Indemnity Provisions CO PM

Presenters: Peter Gibson, Partner, Field Law Michael Johnson, Vice President, Aon Reed Stenhouse Inc.

Public Works and Government Services Canada (PWGSC)’s Real Property Branch manages one of the largest and most diverse portfolios of real estate in the country and is the Government of Canada’s real property expert. The presentation will provide an insight into PWGSC’s RFP process to procure Design, Construction Facility Management and P3 Services. The presentation will focus on three key areas:

Gene Dejneka

• How PWGSC engages the industry to respond, using https:// buyandsell.gc.ca • The fundamental principles of the RFP – the components of the RFP and the critical elements of the evaluation criteria. • Successful elements of responding proposals and how you can prepare a successful proposal. At the end of this presentation, participants will know where to find procurement opportunities, how to respond to a Request for Proposal, and learn how to prepare a successful bid. Presenter: Gene Dejneka, Architect & Senior Technical Advisor, Public Works and Government Services Canada

Wednesday, March 19 // 8:30am – 10:00am • ROOM 102 [ AAA=1.5 Structured; BOMI=1.5CPDs ] W05 • Mould, The Fun-Gi CO PM Recent water pipe broke? Slow drip beneath the sink? Flooded?

This presentation is for commercial landlords, residential landlords, property managers, renovation companies, builders and suppliers who would like to learn more about their collection options under the Civil Enforcement Act of Alberta. Topics of discussion: What can be seized and sold in the Patricia Wilson Province of Alberta to pay outstanding rent, a builder’s lien or a judgment for unpaid services? If you have ever found yourself with a client who is not paying your invoice or a problem tenant who is not paying their rent– this presentation is for you.

Whether your role is an owner, property manager, general contractor, third party contractor or supplier on a construction project it is important to understand the interaction between contractual provisions and insurance policies affecting the project. This session will cover the difference between defence and indemnity obligations. The session will also review the most common types of coverage on construction projects and exclusions and what to keep in mind to ensure that your interests are protected.

Wednesday, March 19 • 8:30am – 10:00am • ROOM 109 [ AAA=1.5 Structured; BOMI=1.5CPDs ] W04 • From RFP to Contract and Beyond! AD CO

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Michael Johnson

Mould is naturally occurring and is found outside every day. Given the right conditions, it thrives in our infrastructure causing millions in damage and health effects each year if not controlled.

John MacDonald

This seminar will look at the common species, testing, health effects, legal issues and how to deal with the remediation of mould contamination. Presenter: John MacDonald, Principal, Alberta Safety & Environmental Services Ltd.

Wednesday, March 19 // 11:00am – 12:00pm • ROOM 109 [ AAA=1.0 Structured; BOMI=1.0CPD ] W08 • Modular Construction – Past, Present & Future

The presentation will start with the history of modular construction in Canada. We will then examine innovative modular building methods currently in use by Modus and other modular construction companies and the inherent advantages. As well, we will look at advanced modular Cal Harvey construction practices being developed in Europe and elsewhere. The presentation will wrap up with a question and answer session. Presenter: Cal Harvey, Director of Operations, Modus Inc.

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WEDNESDAY Sessions

Seminar Streams: PM Property Management AD Architecture & Design CO Construction & Renovation PD Professional Development GR Green

Wednesday, March 19 // 11:00am – 12:00pm • ROOM 102 [ AAA=1.0 Structured; BOMI=1.0CPD ] W09 • Acoustic Ceilings in the Modern Office AD Supported by This session initially examines several acoustic metrics necessary to evaluate products for closed and open office environments. It then evaluates how acoustic ceilings assist in environmental design touching on the newly released LEED Darlene Helfrich v4 green building program. The presentation concludes with a brief examination of some academic research and the implications it offers with regard to improved acoustic design in the office workplace.

Presenter: Darlene Helfrich, Architectural Sales Manager, CertainTeed Ceilings

Wednesday, March 19 // 1:00pm – 2:30pm • ROOM 109 [ AAA=1.5 Structured; BOMI=1.5CPDs; IDCEC= 0.1CEU ] W12 • Perspectives on Green Roofs for the Prairies

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Green roofs are popping up in many Alberta locations. This is no surprise to practitioners who Xiangfei Li Gord Rajewski Carole Dobson know the benefits that these living wonders provide. From reducing heating and cooling costs, improving acoustics, and extending the life expectancy of roofing membranes, to attenuating stormwater-runoff and heat-island impacts, green roofs work hard to improve our lives. In addition, they provide ecological benefits and contribute to the well-being and delight of people who are able to view or access them.

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In this presentation you will hear the perspectives, insights and aspirations of municipal and industry leaders who are involved in the planning, design, construction, approval, and ownership of green roofs. Local examples of installations demonstrating a variety of design objectives will be shared, emphasizing commercial and institutional work. Cold-climate modifications will be discussed. The City of Edmonton’s Low Impact Development (LID) Design Guide, which provides stormwater management guidance on mimicking pre-development hydrology to conserve water and improve water quality, will be presented. Aside from green roofs, a couple other types of LID features being implemented in Edmonton, such as bioretention (rain gardens) and bioswales, will also be introduced. An overview of engineering considerations, for both new construction and retrofits, will include structural capacity and stability, roof assembly and maintenance, wind and fire protection, access and accident prevention, drainage and irrigation, harvesting of energy and water, and coordination with other elements and usage for the roof space. A simple analysis of the microclimatic conditions and site contexts, and an assessment of engineering objectives as well as constraints, can help to ensure that a green roof project will not only identify and capture, but also safely and costeffectively deliver, its high-priority benefits, which could be stormwater flow attenuation, irrigation water detention, energy and thermal performance, and/or biophilic and environmental benefits. This presentation will assist designers and building owners in making informed decisions when planning a long-lasting, safe and fit-for-purpose green roof. Presenters: Carole Dobson, Green Roof Advisor, Western Canada, Soprema Canada Inc. Xiangfei Li, Senior Environmental Engineer, City of Edmonton Gord Rajewski, Regional Director, Northern Alberta, Williams Engineering Canada Inc.

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THURSDAY, MAY 8, 2014 // SHAW CONFERENCE CENTRE

REGISTRATION OPEN *Limited Seating

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Seminar Streams: PM Property Management AD Architecture & Design CO Construction & Renovation PD Professional Development GR Green

WEDNESDAY Sessions

Wednesday, March 19 // 2:00pm – 3:30pm • ROOM 102 [ AAA=1.5 Structured; BOMI=1.5CPDs ] W14 • Specifying Successful Concrete Floors AD CO

Wednesday, March 19 // 2:00pm – 3:30pm • ROOM 103 [ AAA=1.5 Structured; BOMI=1.5CPDs; IDCEC= 0.1CEU ] W15 • Housing for Everyone AD

This comprehensive presentation will include a complete review of specifying concrete floors including a review of CSA concrete standard requirements, preconstruction planning, concrete mixes, reinforcing, architectural floor finishes, F Number tolerances, jointing details and problem avoidance strategies.

This presentation identifies alternative forms of housing to larger senior’s apartment buildings, senior citizens villages, and assisted living housing projects. Projects highlighted are designed to be flexible enough to easily adapt to a family’s future needs, thus affording a family the choice to grow old in the same home and in the same community; moving to a larger senior’s complex does not need to happen.

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The presentation will be made by Geoff Kinney, executive director of the Concrete Floor Contractors Association of Canada, CSA A23.1 technical committee chairman for concrete placing, finishing and curing. Presenter: Geoff Kinney, Executive Director, Concrete Floor Contractors Association of Canada

Ron Wickman

The conclusion here is that good housing is designed in the beginning to allow for easier future changes, additions, and adaptations. Designing a dwelling with the needs of more persons in mind is not just a technical issue that we can deal with in the future; it is a creative act we consider now, so the future is better for everyone. Presenter: Ron Wickman, Principal, Ron Wickman Architect

See you again in 2015

March 17 & 18, 2015 Edmonton Expo Centre, Northlands

For exhibit info: Wolfgang Ortner 403.241.1088 wolfgang.ortner@informacanada.com or Ben Carson 604.730.2032 ben.carson@informacanada.com

We Rent, Sell, & Lease Vehicles... Daily, weekly & monthly rental rates. • Cars • 4x4’s

DRIVING FORCE is proud to have qualified as one of Canada’s 50 Best Managed Companies for the 7th year in a row.

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Toll Free: 1 • 800 • 936 • 9353 www.drivingforce.ca

BUILDEX Edmonton • March 18 & 19, 2014

Consolidated Civil Enforcement Inc. is an Alberta based company providing comprehensive civil enforcement services, including, personal property recovery/seizure, sale of land, landlord evictions, landlord distress, enforcement of court orders and document service. Consolidated provides unmatched expertise, service and dedication in an effort to recover your money, assets or to enforce your rights. Please visit us at BOOTH 903 to discuss how we can assist you with your civil enforcement needs. www.ccebailiff.ca

New / Green Product Showcase David Morris Fine Cars – Booth 209 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter

The Mercedes-Benz Diesel Sprinter utilizes the latest Green Technology available; The BlueTEC Engine. Without sacrificing power or increasing engine noise, BlueTEC transforms pollutant nitrogen oxides into harmless nitrogen and water. With its innovative BlueTEC SCR clean diesel technology, the Sprinter complies with the strict emissions limits of the EPA / CARB 2013 standards. Going Green Made Easy!

MAGpro Building Systems Inc. – Booth 008 Structural Insulated Panel System MGO panel system MAGpro Building Systems Inc. offers a complete building envelope for residential, commercial, agricultural and much more. Our system consists of MGO Sips which offer a highly energy efficient, fire safety, structurally superior, mold and mildew resistant alternative to conventional building systems. Much of the sub-trade labor is integrated within the panel, this allows for rapid construction and minimal waste. Our engineer approved system will be the future of construction in Canada and around the world. www.mag-pro.com

www.davidmorris.sprinterdealer.ca

SCA/Tork – Booth 401 Xpress Countertop

Western Construction Products – Booth 901 Harristone Harristone is our fabricated stone line with a wide variety of styles and colors. Harristone was designed with one goal: to be design affordable and it’s an attractive precast stone that brings together the best of the future and the past. It simply offers a genuine look and feel of natural stone that installs quickly and easily for interior and exterior design.

The new Tork High End hand towels meet customer expectations for Class A office buildings, fine dining restaurants and other top-tier establishments through its superior softness, strength and commitment to sustainability. The Xpress Countertop dispensers offer finger-proof technology, anti-slip pads and one-at-a-time dispensing backed by Tork’s guarantee of a 25 percent reduction in paper use. They’re available in Black, White, and Stainless colors.

www.westerncp.com

www.sca.com

Westmount Facility Solutions – Booth 302 Iron Furniture

Whish Enterprises Ltd. – Booth 726 Custom Gift Baskets

We at Westmount Facility Solutions are proud to introduce an exciting new line of furniture that will be highlighted at Buildex Booth #302. Our recent partnership with Iron Furniture allows us to be your one-stop furniture solution experts. Covering your group seating and table needs, this locally-owned and operated furniture manufacturer enables us to offer exceptional quality, at a reasonable price. With standard and customizable options, we are confident that we have your facility’s solution!

Custom Gift Baskets, many of which feature carefully selected local products, are the perfect way to say thank you to a valued client, recognize a life event or the special contribution of an employee or reinforce a positive customer experience.

www.westmountstorefixtures.com

Whish.ca is a locally owned and operated company providing a wide range of custom gift solutions. Talk to our creative team today about your corporate gifting, client appreciation and employee recognition needs. Call us at: 780-701-8669 or 1-855-55-WHISH (1-855-559-4474)

www.whish.ca

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Next Stop is Calgary

November 5 & 6, 2014 • BMO Centre, Calgary www.buildexcalgary.com For exhibit info: Wolfgang Ortner 403.241.1088 – wolfgang.ortner@informacanada.com or Ben Carson 604.730.2032 ext. 62032 ben.carson@informacanada.com

BUILDEX Edmonton • March 18 & 19, 2014

Special Events Construction Industry Breakfast Opens Day 1

BISTRO & WINE BAR

Tuesday, March 18 8:00AM – Registration 8:30AM – 10:00AM – Breakfast Ballroom 104 New for 2014: The Edmonton Construction Ron Magnus Association, Merit Contractors and BUILDEX are joining together to produce the inaugural Construction Industry Breakfast. Kick off the first day of BUILDEX with breakfast, networking and a presentation by Ron Magnus, Managing Director of FMI’s Center for Strategic Leadership. For full details and to register, please visit www. buildexedmonton.com and click on ‘Special Events/Features’.

The Bistro & Wine Bar is a place to sit down with colleagues and clients to enjoy lunch or other refreshments during the show.

BOMA Lunch Tuesday, March 18 11:15AM – Registration 12:00PM – 1:30PM Ballroom 105/106 BUILDEX Edmonton is proud to welcome Mayor Don Iveson as the guest speaker of BOMA Edmonton’s luncheon. This luncheon is for BOMA members and guests only.

HOURS: Tuesday – 11:00AM – 3:00PM Wednesday – 11:00AM – 2:00PM