BUILDEX Vancouver 2018 Showguide by Informa Vancouver

WESTERN CANADA’S LARGEST CONFERENCE AND TRADESHOW FOR

PROPERTY MANAGEMENT • INTERIOR DESIGN • ARCHITECTURE • RENOVATION • CONSTRUCTION • REAL ESTATE

FEBRUARY 14 & 15, 2018

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Welcome

DIRECTOR, CONFERENCE MANAGEMENT Tiffany Edwardsen MANAGER, CONTENT & STRATEGY Nicole Etherington

Welcome to BUILDEX Vancouver! Buildex is proud to be Western Canada’s premier event for the Property Management, Construction, Interior Design and Architecture industries.

DIRECTOR OF SALES Michael Pelsoci

After 29 years, BUILDEX continues to be the prime platform in the marketplace for buyers, sellers, movers and shakers to connect and drive their business forward. This year, we have many of the same industry favourites such as the CEO Breakfast sponsored by the Independent Contractors and Businesses Association of British Columbia, the Construction Leaders Breakfast sponsored by the Vancouver Regional Construction Association, the BOMA BC Luncheon and the must-attend Industry Reception generously sponsored by TELUS.

ACCOUNT MANAGER John Connell ACCOUNT MANAGER Justine Diersch SENIOR OPERATIONS MANAGER Katharine James

Accredited seminars are designed to provide the everyday professional with the tools they need to further enhance and thrive in their profession. These include our stellar industry keynotes on Design, and all things Green, presented by leading industry experts. We are also excited or proud to present our ‘Views from The Edge’ speaker series which reinvents the traditional conference experience - highly relevant, high value, high energy accelerated presentations on matters at the forefront of our industry. With a focus on DISRUPTION, Change Agents and Thought Leaders expand on topics that are contributing to the advancement of our industry, business and society at large.

OPERATIONS COORDINATOR Nicole Walz SENIOR GRAPHIC DESIGNER Dennis Chui REGISTRATION MANAGER Gillian Wright

New for 2018, we are thrilled to present the exclusive BUILDEX Meeting of the Minds Lunch – Developing Your Resilience: Mastering Change in an Ever-Evolving Industry. Network with fellow professionals and learn how to stay agile in a constantly evolving, and at times ambiguous, industry. Our tradeshow floor is buzzing with activity, with pavilions from PAMA, BC Wood, Passive House Canada, and the Greater Vancouver Home Builders’ Association. We’ve also brought back live demonstrations in our Roofing Zone and the World of Concrete Pavilion, open to attendees who want to learn and have first-hand experience. Another brand-new addition to the show is the European Innovations Pavilion and Seminars. World of Walas and BUILDEX are on a mission to bridge the gap between Europe and the West Coast of North America. In this pavilion, we explore the latest trends in sustainable and smart developments of buildings and cities that have been implemented across Europe.

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Program At-A-Glance Featured Keynotes

Education on the Tradeshow Floor

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Thursday Sessions

Exhibitor List

New / Green Product Showcase

Pavilions

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European Innovations Pavilion This year, World of Walas and BUILDEX

A place for market-ready products and dialogues to build sustainable urban communities.

are on a mission of bridging the gap between Europe and the West Coast of North America. We explore the latest trends in sustainable and smart developments of buildings and cities that have been implemented across Europe. Join us to learn about the projects that show new and innovative approaches, and their applications in the local context. Get an opportunity to meet companies at the exhibition and hear about their products at a demonstration seminar. For details on seminars see the 2018 education schedule.

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We share our vision in making urban development socially, financially and environmentally sustainable, and back it up with our experience and practice. Our partners all provide solutions to critical challenges in urban development. Together we know we can make a much bigger impact. World of Walas

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KEYNOTES

DISRUPTION WEDNESDAY, FEB. 14 • 3:00PM–5:00PM • $65 • ROOM 220/222 MEDIA SPONSORS

W38 – KEYNOTE: VIEWS FROM THE EDGE [ BOMI 2.0 CPDs • AIBC 2.0 Core LUs • 2.0 General Hours IDCEC Approved ] Focusing on DISRUPTION, Change Agents and Thought Leaders will expand on topics that are contributing to the advancement of our industry, business and society at large. RESHAPING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SOCIETY AND ARCHITECTURE

BLOCKCHAIN AND SMART CONTRACTS – THE BUTTERFLY EFFECT

PAUL FAST

KREGG FORDYCE

PRINCIPAL, HCMA ARCHITECTURE + DESIGN

FORGING PATHS – PLATFORMS-FOR-LIFE: DECENTRALIZED ENERGY A RE-GENERATIVE HOUSING CANADA – A STORY OF SYSTEMS PLATFORM PERSEVERANCE AND MIGHT TECHNOLOGY

OWNER, CEO, ARKILIO

ANOUK KENDALL

PRESIDENT & CEO, DECENTRALIZED ENERGY CANADA

OLIVER LANG

PRINCIPAL AND CREATIVE DIRECTOR, LWPAC, PRESIDENT, INTELLIGENT CITY

ROBOTICS: DISRUPTING THE WAY WE BUILD WITH WOOD

ANNALISA MEYBOOM

ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR AT THE UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA

HOST:

TONY OSBORN PRINCIPAL, TOAD

THURSDAY, FEB. 15 • 12:00PM–1:30PM • $55 • ROOM 211 T23 – DEVELOPING YOUR RESILIENCE – MASTERING CHANGE IN AN EVER-EVOLVING INDUSTRY [ BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1.5 General Hours IDCEC Approved • AIBC 1.5 Non-Core LUs ] Join us for the first annual BUILDEX Meeting of the Minds Lunch. Network, learn, and grow with fellow industry professionals as we hear from keynote speaker, Gregg Brown. GREGG BROWN

Disruption and resilience – two buzz words we can’t get away from – and that’s for a reason. Speaking to the resilience side of the equation, Gregg will discuss how to hone your resilience in a constantly evolving, and at times ambiguous, industry. As an industry, and as individuals, we are under tremendous pressure to keep things together when real outbreaks or metaphorical ‘outbreaks’ – such as new technology implementations – hit at rampant speeds. Agile changes are required to keep ahead and manage these types of disruptions. The impact of these changes can sidetrack you, your colleagues, stall your organization and even allow mistakes to happen. These days, people find it extremely challenging to keep up with change in their organizations given the relentless pressure to do more – faster, better and with less. What most change models don’t address is how to improve our capability to handle change. Research has shown that resilience – the ability to handle multiple changes effectively – can be learned. All of us can develop our ability to be resilient and have fewer ‘breakdowns’ to whatever type of outbreak we may be experiencing. In this interactive, powerful, and thought-provoking keynote, you will learn how to acquire the critical mindset and techniques needed to deal with multiple changes – whether you a leader of an organization, middle management, or in a junior level position, you don’t want to miss this talk. Speaker: Gregg Brown, Change Management Specialist, Keynote Speaker, Author

MEETING OF THE MINDS LUNCH THURSDAY • 12:00PM–1:30PM

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KEYNOTES THURSDAY, FEB. 15 • 11:00AM–12:00PM • $45 • ROOM 220/222 T22 – KEYNOTE: EXPERIENTIAL DESIGN IN THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT – INSPIRATION FROM A LEADING CREATIVE MIND

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[ BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1.0 General Hour IDCEC Approved ] Technology is altering the way we interact with our surroundings. Urban space or office space, public art or brand activation, retail or hospitality… Creating meaningful human connections through the built environment is increasingly difficult as attention spans diminish and instagrammability drives behaviour. The integration of experiential design and technology is expanding the boundaries of our discipline; propelling us to become more inventive in creating interactive programs, design-led experiences, and immersive environments. In this year’s Interior Design Keynote, we’ll hear from Mike Brown, a leading creative mind known for designing environments and experiences that connect, provoke and inspire. Mike will profile his methods and selected projects, and expand on his own sources of inspiration and overall best practices. Viewing the built environment as a narrative story, the Keynote will consider how creative strategies, interactive technologies and emotive psychology anchor design processes that positively impact peoples lives. Mike will also profile visionaries that are on the leading edge of experiential design throughout culture and commerce — from fashion, retail and lifestyle to the arts, entertainment and hospitality.

MIKE BROWN

Creative Director, Superfly Founder & Principal, Lot71

Institutional, Retail, Office or otherwise, this Keynote will inspire you to think outside of the box — and break a few rules — when it comes to designing and deploying interactive, human-centered activations in your next project or program. Speaker: Mike Brown, Creative Director, Superfly, Founder & Principal, Lot71

THURSDAY, FEB. 15 • 3:00PM–4:00PM • $45 • ROOM 220/222 T35 – KEYNOTE: CULTURE EATS STRATEGY FOR BREAKFAST...BUT ENGAGEMENT EATS CULTURE FOR LUNCH [ BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1.0 General Hour IDCEC Approved • AIBC 1 Non-Core LU ]

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Leaders across the globe agree that a company’s Corporate Culture is truly its only permanent competitive advantage. Contracts expire, products become obsolete and client relationships shift. If you are truly looking to separate your company from the herd for the long term, you need to build a base to weather all storms. But what’s the “purpose” of Culture? What’s the point of going through the work required to establish it? After all, shouldn’t your people just be happy to have a job? Who Should Attend: Business Leaders, Owners and C-suite Executives looking for a clear, concise and most importantly actionable plan to solve the Engagement Enigma within their enterprise. Furthermore, Middle Management and Junior positions looking to elevate their engagement and hone their contribution to an organization’s culture. Why Attend: “Culture” and “Engagement” have become nebulous buzzwords that live up in the ether. We will pull them down from the clouds and construct a real set of tools that can be implemented immediately. How We’ll Do It: This highly interactive session draws from the latest breakthroughs in Behavioural Science, Molecular Biology, Leadership Coaching and Executive Recruitment, all distilled into a simple plan that can be built by drawing two straight lines.

SHANE WALLACE

CEO, Chief Facilitator & Engagement Officer, CultureSmith Inc.

BUILDEX Vancouver • February 14 & 15, 2018

What You’ll Receive: Insight into how and why you are triggered as a leader, the impact of those triggers on your Culture, and how to forecast and project this in anyone and everyone you will ever come into contact with. You now know the size and scope of the problem, this is your chance to come learn the solution.” Speaker: Shane Wallace, CEO, Chief Facilitator and Engagement Officer, CultureSmith Inc.

KEYNOTES WEDNESDAY, FEB. 14 • 10:00AM–11:00AM • $45 • ROOM 220/221 W14 – KEYNOTE: CITIES OF THE FUTURE: BEAUTY, BRAINS AND BRAWN [ BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1.0 General Hour IDCEC Approved • AIBC 1 Non-Core LU ] Cities are changing. Now, more than ever, we are seeing more densely populated urban areas, change in real estate development, a shift in societal values and behavior, and the rise of smart technologies. These factors, paired with the need for social equality and environmental balance, present unique challenges and great opportunity for our cities.

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Futurist, Nikolas Badminton, will examine the trends innovating some of the world’s great cities, improving the life of their inhabitants, and minimizing environmental impact. Exploring what these trends could mean for Vancouver, Nikolas will make some bold predictions to help inspire you to think outside of the box when imagining the future of our real estate. Speaker: Nikolas Badminton, Futurist

NIKOLAS BADMINTON

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 14 • 2:00PM–3:00PM • $45 • ROOM 218/219 W36 – THE BUILDINGS OF THE FUTURE ARE ZERO CARBON: HOW GREEN BUILDINGS CAN MEET CARBON EMISSIONS TARGETS PRESENTED BY [ BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1.0 HSW-Sustainability Hour IDCEC Approved • AIBC 1 Core LU ] Canada has set ambitious targets for greenhouse gas emissions reduction which can only be met through concerted efforts in the building sector as one of the largest contributors to climate change. Over the last ten years, Canada has moved into a global leadership position through innovation and investment in LEED certified green buildings. As we move toward a carbon-constrained future, the conversation in building design and retrofit must shift from ‘energy efficiency’ to ‘carbon’ to ensure we arrive at the best solutions. The CaGBC’s new Zero Carbon Building Standard uses carbon as the key metric in assessing building performance and combines this measure with enhanced envelope performance and renewable energy options. To date 16 pilot projects representing different building types, sizes and locations have signed on to be the first projects to achieve zero carbon performance. Zero Carbon represents the next cycle of innovation in green building continuing Canada’s global leadership in taking tangible steps in reducing carbon emissions from buildings. Speaker: Thomas Mueller, MA, Hon FRAIC, LEED AP, President & CEO, Canada Green Building Council

THOMAS MUELLER

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EDUCATION ON THE TRADESHOW FLOOR DEMO SPONSOR

PRESENTATIONS BY Roofing Zone on the tradeshow floor (limited seating)

WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

10:00AM – 11:00AM • $20 R01 – ROOFING SYSTEMS: VIEW FROM THE TOP

10:00AM–11:00AM • $20 R05 – ROOFING SYSTEMS: VIEW FROM THE TOP

Presenter: Curt Friedholdt, Building Envelope Solutions Manager

11:30AM – 12:30PM • $20 R02 – ROOFS OF THE FUTURE – NEXT GENERATION TECHNOLOGY IS HERE

11:30AM–12:30PM • $20 R06 – ROOFS OF THE FUTURE – NEXT GENERATION TECHNOLOGY IS HERE

Presenter: Curt Friedholdt, Building Envelope Solutions Manager

1:30PM–2:30PM • $20 R03 – MAKING YOUR ROOF “GREEN” WITH THE LATEST SUSTAINABLE TECHNOLOGIES

1:30PM–2:30PM • $20 R07 – MAKING YOUR ROOF “GREEN” WITH THE LATEST SUSTAINABLE TECHNOLOGIES

Presenter: Thomas Hanzely, Program Manager

2:45PM–3:45PM • $20 R04 – SAVE ENERGY WITH SUNWAVE PRISMATIC SKYLIGHTS

3:00PM–4:00PM • $20 R04 – SAVE ENERGY WITH SUNWAVE PRISMATIC SKYLIGHTS

Presenter: Thomas Hanzely, Program Manager

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World of Concrete Pavilion on the tradeshow floor (limited seating)

WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

10:30AM–11:30AM • $20 D01 – MAPEI NO-MOISTURELIMIT SOLUTIONS FOR HIGH-MOISTURE CONCRETE SUBSTRATES

10:30AM–11:30AM • $20 D04 – MAPEI MAPEFLOOR™ CPU INDUSTRIAL FLOORING SYSTEMS

Presenter: Dave Randall, Business Development Leader, Mapei

Presenters: Alain Pomerleau, Business Development Leader, Industrial Flooring, Mapei Dave Randall, Business Development Leader, Mapei

12:30PM–1:30PM • $20 D02 – THE EVOLUTION OF COMFORT FLOOR WARMING

12:30PM–1:30PM • $20 D05 – THE EVOLUTION OF COMFORT FLOOR WARMING

Presenter: Bob Weins, Commercial Projects Manager, Western Canada, Schluter

3:30PM–4:30PM • $20 D03 – MAPEI FAST-TRACK TILE INSTALLATION METHOD FOR CRACK-ISOLATION AND WATERPROOFING Presenter: Brent Johnson, Business Development Leader, Mapei

EUROPEAN INNOVATIONS PAVILION SEMINARS WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

10:00AM–11:00AM • $25 E01 – VANCOUVER IN CONTEXT: A SMART AND SUSTAINABLE CITY?

10:00AM–11:00AM • $25 E05 – CASE STUDY: GREEN ENERGY IN OLD BUILDINGS

Speakers: Bryan Buggey, Vancouver Economic Commission Dirk van der Ven, COO, World of Walas Europe

Speaker: Dirk van der Ven, COO, World of Walas Europe

11:30AM–12:30PM • $25 E02 – IT MAY BE SUSTAINABLE, BUT IS IT ECONOMIC?

11:30AM–12:30PM • $25 E06 – COULD VIRTUAL REALITY HELP BUILD BETTER CITIES? Speaker: Duncan Smit, Innovator, Dutch VR

Speaker: Wilco van Bemmel, COO, World of Walas Canada

1:00PM–2:00PM • $25 E03 – HOW CAN BUILDING AUTOMATION GIVE YOU MORE FOR LESS

1:00PM–2:00 • $25 E07– BUILDING CITIES FOR PEOPLE IN THE AGE OF BIG DATA Speaker: Gerben van Straaten, CEO, World of Walas

Speaker: Dr. Jan Westra, Strategic Business Developer, Priva

2:30PM–3:30PM • $25 E04 – DIGITAL TWINNING: VISUAL REPRESENTATION OF YOUR BUILDING Speakers: Jörg Jungedeitering M.Eng., CEO, NUCE GmbH Alexander Lenz, Mapping Assistant, NUCE GmbH

BUILDEX Vancouver • February 14 & 15, 2018

Brand new this year, World of Walas and BUILDEX are on a mission of bridging the gap between Europe and the West Coast of North America. In this pavilion we explore the latest trends in sustainable and smart developments of buildings and cities that have been implemented across Europe. Join us to learn about the projects that show new and innovative approaches, and how they can be applied to the local context. You can get an opportunity to meet companies at the exhibition and hear about their products at a demonstration seminar.

VRCA CONSTRUCTION LEADERS BREAKFAST THURSDAY, FEB. 15 • 8:00AM–9:30AM • VRCA MEMBER $20 / NON-MEMBER $30 VRCA CONSTRUCTION LEADERS BREAKFAST The Vancouver Regional Construction Association is pleased to host the 3rd annual Construction Leaders Breakfast at BUILDEX. This year’s event will focus on the latest in innovation and sustainability in the construction industry. Join us to hear keynote speaker, Dr. Jennie Moore, Associate Dean of Building Design and Construction Technology at the British Columbia Institute of Technology (BCIT) as she presents Building Cities in Balance with Nature: An Introduction to Ecocities.

DR. JENNIE MOORE

Speaker: Dr. Jennie Moore, Associate Dean, Building Design and Construction Technology, BCIT

Connecting people, creating opportunities

Visit us during BUILDEX at booth #524 to learn more about VRCA.

VRCA is B.C.’s largest and most inclusive regional construction association representing professionals who service the industrial, commercial and institutional construction industry.

Membership has its beneﬁts.

We EDUCATE

We ADVOCATE

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SAVE THE DATE! 2018 Construction

Vancouver Regional Construction Association 604.294.3766 membership@vrca.ca | www.vrca.ca |

LEADERSHIP Forum

May 4-5, 2018 Whistler, B.C. Visit: vrca.ca/conference

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BOMA LUNCHEON

CEO BREAKFAST

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 14 • 12:00PM–1:10PM • $70 BOMA LUNCHEON

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 14 • 8:00AM–9:30AM CEO BREAKFAST

Open to Members and Non-Members.

This event is by invitation only.

BOMA BC (Building Owners and Managers Association of BC) is a not-for-profit association dedicated to the commercial buildings industry. BOMA BC is proud to hold the February luncheon onsite at BUILDEX.

BUILDEX Vancouver is delighted to host the 21st Annual CEO Breakfast for British Columbia’s construction executives’ courtesy of the Independent Contractors and Businesses Association of BC. This year’s keynote presentation is by CBC and National Post commentator Mr. Rex Murphy. Rex is one of Canada’s most passionate and articulate voices for responsible resource development and the construction jobs it creates.

HELMUT PASTRICK

Join us to hear keynote speaker Mr. Helmut Pastrick, Chief Economist, Central 1 Credit Union as he presents an exclusive Economic Outlook for the Commercial Real Estate Industry.

Special thanks to the CEO Breakfast Sponsors: BCIT, ConstructConnect, Independent Contractors and Businesses Association of BC, and MNP.

Speaker: Helmut Pastrick, Chief Economist, Central 1 Credit Union

PAMA SESSIONS WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 14 • 8:00AM–9:50AM • $55 • ROOM 206/207 W01 – LEGAL UPDATE FOR STRATA MANAGERS

SPONSORED BY

THURSDAY, FEB. 15 • 8:00AM–9:50AM • $55 • ROOM 206/207 T01 – 2-5-10 NEW HOME WARRANTY COVERAGE FOR STRATA MANAGERS

[ 1.5 BOMI CPDs ]

[ BOMI 1.5 CPDs ]

New Cases; amendments to the Strata Property Act; how does a strata manager stay up to date? By taking this year’s Legal Update. This seminar will explain recent amendments to the Strata Property Act and will also review recent court decisions and how they impact the governance and decisions of strata corporations.

This seminar will review 2-5-10 new home warranty coverage, and practical steps that can be taken by strata managers and owners to avoid common pitfalls. The presentation will be of interest to strata managers and council members who manage 2-5-10 warranty claims.

*Please note: This seminar does NOT qualify for re-licensing credit for the Real Estate Council of BC.

Speaker: John Mendes, Partner, Lesperance Mendes Law

SPONSORED BY

Speaker: Adrienne Murray, Hammerberg Lawyers

THURSDAY, FEB. 15 • 10:10AM–12:00PM • $55 • ROOM 206/207 T14 – ADDRESSING UNCIVIL BEHAVIOUR FOR STRATA MANAGERS

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 14 • 10:10AM–12:00PM • $55 • ROOM 206/207 W15 – 10 THINGS THAT EVERY STRATA MANAGER MUST KNOW [ BOMI 1.5 CPDs ]

[ BOMI 1.5 CPD ] SPONSORED BY

This seminar will provide a summary of the 10 bodies of knowledge that is critical to Strata Management. Speaker: Jennifer Neville, Associate, Hammerberg Lawyers

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 14 • 1:00PM–2:50PM • $55 • ROOM 206/207 W28 – THE DUTY TO ACCOMMODATE

SPONSORED BY

[ BOMI 1.5 CPDs • AIBC 1.75 Non-Core LUs ]

Speaker: Gordon Sloan, ADR Education

While many employers, managers and supervisors have at least heard the term ‘Duty to Accommodate”; few truly understand what it means, let alone the requirements and obligations that go with it. In this seminar, we will attempt to demystify this employer obligation; explain what triggers the Employer’s Duty to Accommodate; provide some best practices to apply to the process and outline the consequences of either ignoring or not fully complying with this legal requirement.

THURSDAY, FEB. 15 • 1:00PM–2:50PM • $55 • ROOM 206/207 T25 – ANIMAL HOUSE – PETS IN RESIDENTIAL TENANCIES

Speaker: Maureen McMahon, Vice President, Human Resources, Gateway Property Management

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An angry tenant calls and gives you or your staff a piece of his mind. A contentious strata council member starts shouting insults at the annual meeting. A client decides to blame you for changes in Provincial legislation. Sound familiar? Conflict is around us and we engage in it all day long. But there are ditches in the road of your job description that mark boundaries to what you should be subjected to! How can you harness these moments to address the real issues behind frustration, anger and misbehaviour? What skills can be applied to turn outbursts into opportunity? How can you avoid taking the bait, but transform discord into useful discourse? In this highly interactive session, we will scratch the surface of these fascinating questions.

[ BOMI 1.5 CPDs ] To Have or Not to Have Pets — That is the Question. Every landlord has faced challenging pet situations: Too big? Dangerous breed? Therapy animal? Service cat? Allergic reactions? Suite damage? Human Rights? Are there pet rights? What are the rumours vs. the facts? What is a pet agreement? You will get answers to all these questions and more at this interactive workshop. Speaker: Al Kemp, A.G. Kemp & Associates

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PASSIVE HOUSE SESSIONS WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 14 • 8:30AM–10:00AM • $55 • ROOM 208/209 W04 – PASSIVE HOUSE PRIMER

THURSDAY, FEB. 15 • 8:30AM–10:00AM • $55 • ROOM 208/209 T06 – PASSIVE HOUSE – PER-FECT BUILDINGS

[ BOMI 1.5 CPDs • AIBC 1.5 Core LUs • 1.5 CPD BC Housing Recognized ]

The Passive House standard is starting to alter the Canadian construction industry. Building professionals, developers, manufacturers, and public officials alike are all turning to the standard to deliver high performance buildings and differentiate themselves in a competitive marketplace. This seminar will explore the fundamental principles and practices behind Passive House, the world’s leading high performance building standard, and reveal how it’s spreading across BC and beyond.

What the heck is Primary Energy Renewable (PER) in the Passive House standard, and how can my building achieve it? This seminar will take you through the basics of the PER factor in PHPPv9, as we well provide some tips and examples of common mistakes you can avoid so that your buildings can be “PER-fect”! Speaker: Eesmyal Santos-Brault, CEO, Recollective

Speaker: Shaun St. Amour, CEO, Footprint Sustainable Housing Corporation

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 14 • 10:30AM–12:00PM • $55 • ROOM 208/209 W16 – STANDARDIZING CONSTRUCTION AND APPROACH FOR PASSIVE HOUSE PROJECTS IN THE FAST-GROWING REGION OF VANCOUVER

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[ BOMI 1.5 CPDs • AIBC 1.5 Core LUs • 1.5 CPD BC Housing Recognized ] How can Passive House buildings become more efficient and still be affordable? A question that two local Passive House design-build firms teamed up to answer. Four projects form a case study that moves from design considerations to construction optimization and looks at the overall financial and process economics. Their ‘lessons learned’ are then formulated into concepts for new market rate projects. Speakers: Lucio Picciano, DLP Architecture Inc. Marcel Studer, Econ Group

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 14 • 12:30PM–2:00PM • $55 • ROOM 208/209 W26 – MULTIFAMILY VENTILATION: FROM DESIGN, INSTALLATION AND COMMISSIONING

THURSDAY, FEB. 15 • 10:30AM–12:00PM • $55 • ROOM 208/209 T15 – MULTI-FAMILY PASSIVE HOUSE DEVELOPMENTS IN COLD CLIMATES: INDEPENDENT LIVING FACILITY [ BOMI 1.5 CPDs • AIBC 1.5 Core LUs ] This presentation will introduce a 19 unit multi-family Independent Living Facility Passive House development in Smithers BC, located in climate zone 2. It will explore the challenges faced, the solutions sought and the differences compared to our design approach for milder climate zone 5 projects. A summary of the following Passive House design strategies will be provided: • Orientation, space planning and solar design • Suite design and layout • Ventilation strategy (semi-central), HRV type, duct distribution & freeze protection • Heating & heat pump hot water with electric backup, cooling & shading • Thermal envelope, construction assemblies and R-Values, construction sequencing • Air barrier design, implementation & sequencing

[ BOMI 1.5 CPDs • AIBC 1.5 Core LUs • 1.5 CPD BC Housing Recognized ]

Speakers: Brittany Coughlin, Associate, Energy + Sustainability Specialist, RDH Building Science Gwill Symons, BSc, BArch, PGDip, ARB (UK), CPHD, Cornerstone Architecture

This session contrasts two different approaches to ventilating two 50+ unit Passive House buildings currently in construction in Vancouver BC: The Heights (85 units using semi distributed HRVs and risers), and Brixton Flats (56 units using primarily HRV’s in every suite). The presentation considers the challenges and benefits of using individual HRV’s (heat recovery ventilators) in each unit versus a semi distributed approach of mid-sized HRV’s over risers.

THURSDAY, FEB. 15 • 12:30PM–2:00PM • $55 • ROOM 208/209 T26 – HOW CAN YOUR VENTILATION SYSTEM HELP WITH YOUR AIR CONDITIONING LOAD

Speaker: Albert Rooks, Small Planet Supply

[ BOMI 1.5 CPDs • AIBC 1.5 Core LUs • 1.5 CPD BC Housing Recognized ]

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 14 • 2:30PM–4:00PM • $55 • ROOM 208/209 W37 – BUILDING THE FUTURE: SOLUTIONS, INNOVATIONS, AND TECHNOLOGIES FOR LOW-ENERGY BUILDINGS

This seminar will discuss how to utilize the DOAS system to help manage dehumidification and cooling in Passive House projects in the summer. This includes the practical amount of cooling and dehumidifying effect that can be delivered, the impact to energy budgets and how to tie the DOAS system into common cooling platforms (i.e VRF). Various buildings types will be discussed including offices, mixed use, and multi-family.

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Speaker: Hugh Crowther, VP Engineering, Swegon

The number of low-energy buildings is growing rapidly in BC and across Canada, with numerous exciting Passive House and Net Zero Energy buildings complete, and even more in construction. This session will draw from several case studies to showcase innovative and practical solutions to achieve low-energy buildings, providing a road map and lessons learned for future buildings. Projects presented will include a number of Passive House and Net Zero Energy buildings from BC and Canada that are complete or in construction.

THURSDAY, FEB. 15 • 2:30PM–4:00PM • $55 • ROOM 208/209 T34 – PASSIVE HOUSE – TUNNELING THROUGH THE COST BARRIER

Speaker: Brittany Coughlin, Associate, Energy + Sustainability Specialist, RDH Building Science

[ BOMI 1.5 CPDs • AIBC 1.5 Core LUs • 1.5 CPD BC Housing Recognized ] Achieving high performance buildings and constructing sustainably is an emerging trend, particularly in Vancouver, which is targeting to become the greenest City in the world by 2020 and is working towards having zero emissions buildings by 2030. There is positive momentum in both in the public and private sector, supported by a strong network of green builders and designers, to build sustainably. However, the key question always arises as to ‘what will it cost’ - the bottom line more often than not often takes precedence over social consciousness. This session will address the significance and the economics of Passive House design, knowledge gaps in costing key components/ considerations in Passive House design and how the business case is established by considering both initial capital costs and long term costs. Speaker: Angela Lai, Partner, Core Two

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In this half day workshop, you’ll gain a solid grasp of LEED v4 changes and the positive impact this will have on current green building practices in Canada. As a result, you’ll be able to communicate effectively to colleagues and clients about some of the major high-level changes occurring in LEED v4.

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Please note that this course is not a technical review course. Canadian JASON PACKER participants will learn how LEED v4 is being adapted for use in Canada through the current development of Alternative Compliance Paths (ACPs). Note: ACPs are talked about in general, but the course itself does not go into detail regarding specific Canadian ACPs. Speaker: Jason Packer, B.Admin, Dip.Tech, LEED AP BD+C, CPHC, Principal, Senior Green Building Strategist, Recollective Consulting Inc.

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 14 • 8:30AM–11:30AM • $105 • ROOM 205 W40 – HOW TO ATTRACT AND HIRE ROCK STAR STAFF FOR THE TRADES [ BOMI 3.0 CPDs ]

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THURSDAY, FEB. 15 • 12:30PM–4:00PM • $150 • ROOM 224 T24 – PM250 – THE RISKS INHERENT IN DELIVERING PROMISED VALUE & BENEFITS

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• The Project Manager’s key responsibilities throughout the project with a focus on project integration • How to keep your key stakeholders and team committed throughout the project • The six detailed processes critical to effective risk management • The key elements of cost and schedule management • How to apply practical RISK management techniques in the planning, tracking and monitoring the health of your project

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WEDNESDAY SESSIONS WEDNESDAY, FEB. 14 • 8:00AM–9:30AM • $55• ROOM 215 W02 – DESIGNING A PATH TO QUALITY [ 1.5 BOMI CPDs • 1.5 General Hours IDCEC Approved • AIBC 1.5 Core LUs ] Designing your Path to Quality is about improving the quality of whatever you do, more easily, quickly and efficiently and in much less time and substantially less cost than you think. It’s about why that matters. It’s about the financial and reputational benefits of getting there. It’s about feeling better that you’ve done it.

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In this seminar, we explore means to integrate light and shadow back into the built environment, and welcome a return of the waltz of light and architecture. Learning Objectives:

This presentation will explain how to evaluate your path to quality status and how to go about improving the quality and profitability of your goods and services. This presentation will explain how to identify, evaluate and use “immediacy” software to manage the “enduring ways” that we use to design and build. Speaker: Brian Palmquist, Architect AIBC MRAIC BEP CP LEED AP, President, Quality-by-Design Consulting Ltd.

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 14 • 8:00AM–9:00AM • $45 • ROOM 217 W03 – BEYOND CLASH DETECTION – HOW GENERAL CONTRACTORS CAN LEVERAGE BUILDING INFORMATION MODELLING ON ANY PROJECT [ 1.0 BOMI CPD • AIBC 1 Core LU • 1 CPD BC Housing Recognized ]

In modern times, an abundance of artificial, uncontrolled light has led to a disconnect between people and the natural rhythm of the sun and arguably of the passing of time over the course of the day. A space with limited glazing is a vacuum and occupant perception of time, weather and seasons is challenged – is it mid-morning or night, summer or fall? The contrast between interior and exterior is jarring, integration with the natural world is lost.

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Building Information Modeling (BIM) has been a buzzword in the AEC industry for years. Yet, the Canadian market as a whole has been slow to adopt it. A major selling point of BIM for construction has been conflict or clash detection on large projects, but there’s no doubt about it that BIM can offer so much more. For Turner Construction Company, BIM implementation is driven by the very specific needs of each individual project. This presentation will share examples of projects that Turner utilized virtual design from start to finish, expanding on the many benefits that BIM can offer. The speaker will discuss the innovative technologies that Turner is using to be better builders, including logistics coordination, 4D scheduling, 3D laser scans and 360 cameras. This session will summarize one construction company’s BIM journey from BIM-free to BIM as often as possible, on all stages of a project. Speaker: Kate Kirwan, VDC Manager, Turner Construction Company

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 14 • 8:30AM–10:30AM • $65 • ROOM 204 W05 – THE WALTZ OF LIGHT AND ARCHITECTURE [ BOMI 2.0 CPDs • 2.0 General Hours IDCEC Approved • AIBC 2.0 Core LUs ] In the era prior to artificial light, living organisms followed the circadian rhythm. They woke when the sun rose and retired to shelter when the sun set. Their energy levels increased as the sky brightened and fell with the fading of light. People integrated with the daily cycle of the sun.

• Circadian Stimulus (CS) standards. Understand the parameters surrounding biological rhythms in a 24-hour period. Identify the health-related issues caused by disrupting circadian rhythms. Analyze the new metrics involved with this new standard. • Right to Light. Comprehend how buildings were shaped to capture light and how this building massing allowed for light to be dispersed around its surrounding neighborhood. Identify key architectural achievements that applied the right to light philosophy and further explore how this ideology can be achieved in contemporary design. • Light Integration into Architecture. Explore a case study at the University of British Columbia Student Union Building, where light is integrated into the architecture and becomes invisible. Identify the strategies involved with homogenizing light into architecture and understand the relationship of light levels within a spatial envelope. • New Lighting Technologies. Learn how to make a windowless environment feel natural with artificial light. Identify new strategies and technologies in lighting such as luminaires and software that change color temperature, dim to warm light and artificial skylights that simulate sunlight. Speakers: Sunny Ghataurah, President, AES Engineering Victor Quezada, Senior Lighting Designer, AES Engineering

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 14 • 8:30AM–9:30AM • $45 • ROOM 216 W06 – A COMPREHENSIVE ENERGY RETROFIT STRATEGY FOR B.C. – UPCOMING POLICIES & BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES [ BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1.0 HSW-Sustainability IDCEC Approved • AIBC 1 Core LU • 1 CPD BC Housing Recognized ] Upgrading our buildings to reduce waste and emissions seems a no-brainer — it creates jobs, improves health, and protects us from climate change. Yet, the business case for deep energy retrofits is still hard to pencil in. If the new government is serious about decarbonizing the building stock by 2050, how would industry go about this? What investments are required? What innovative models could reduce costs? And what new business opportunities would that create? This presentation will build upon the conversation started at the 2017 Net Zero Buildings Thought Leader Forum. The speaker will outline a comprehensive retrofit strategy for B.C., assessing the potential that the retrofit market in B.C. has, summarizing on the upcoming policies that will contribute to the advancement of the decarbonization of our buildings. Speaker: Tom-Pierre Frappé-Sénéclauze, Senior Advisor, Pembina Institute

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WEDNESDAY SESSIONS WEDNESDAY, FEB. 14 • 9:00AM–10:00AM • $45 • ROOM 210 W09 – PECHAKUCHA: ICONIC WOOD PROJECTS

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[ BOMI 1.0 CPD • AIBC 1 Core LU • 1 CPD BC Housing Recognized ] Wood – it’s a beautiful thing. Which is evident in these iconic projects that utilize a material that was one of the building blocks of our great nation. Hear from some of Western Canada’s leading wood practitioners highlight the design and technical achievements of their iconic wood projects.

As a part of the design process, a full-scale mock-up of the typical module was constructed to evaluate, test, and refine the proposed strategies. Detailed explanation of the design process and strategic decisions that have resulted in the design will be shared. Speakers: J. Eric Karsh, MEng, P.Eng., Struct.Eng., MIStructE, Ing, Principal, Equilibrium Derek Newby, Architect AIBC, MRAIC, Senior Associate, Perkins + Will

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 14 • 10:00AM–11:30AM • $55 • ROOM 215 W12 – CARBON IMPACTS OUT OF THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT – ADVANCING LOW EMBODIED AND LOW OPERATIONAL CARBON BUILDINGS ROY MANION

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WEDNESDAY, FEB. 14 • 9:00AM–10:00AM • $45 • ROOM 218/19 W10 – TO BUILD OR NOT TO BUILD – THAT IS THE QUESTION: A DEEP DIVE INTO THE GREATER VANCOUVER REAL ESTATE MARKET

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[ BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1.0 General Hour IDCEC Approved • AIBC 1 Core LU • 1 CPD BC Housing Recognized ] SPONSORED BY The Greater Vancouver real estate market continues to adapt to ever-changing market conditions. As the market continues to evolve, it can be hard to evaluate its many variables. Taking a deep dive approach, this panel presentation will provide insight into where the Vancouver real estate market is headed, highlighting what we as an industry should be critically considering.

Providing a general market update, panelists will discuss present and future consumer needs, diving into some of the key factors in determining where and what to build. Panelists will discuss these and other subjects: • Revenue opportunities and achieving the highest and best use • Interest rates and construction costs • What to consider before transacting • Neighbourhood potential, municipal trends and needs This panel will prompt new ideas for Vancouver’s very valuable land, invigorating the industry to apply a forward-thinking approach to meet market demands. Moderator: Alex Lau, Real Estate Group Leader, Grant Thornton LLP Panelists: Byron Chard, CFO, Chard Development Ltd. Andrew Ramlo, Vice President Market Intelligence, Rennie Marketing Phil Ross, Tax Services Partner, Grant Thornton LLP Ben Taddei, COO, Conwest Group

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 14 • 9:30AM–10:30AM • $45 • ROOM 217 W11 – PREFABRICATED MODULAR AND MASS TIMBER – DESIGNING A WORKFORCE ACCOMMODATION IN THE NORTH

[ BOMI 1.5 CPDs • 1.5 HSW-Sustainability Hours IDCEC Approved • AIBC 1.5 Core LUs • 1.5 CPD BC Housing Recognized ] SUPPORTED BY Embodied carbon footprint reductions of construction, while not in every nation’s COP 21 commitments, have been increasing in some national, regional and local government policies. Many of these policies emulate the work from the IPCC report in 2007: Sink, Sequester and Substitute. Embodied impact reduction becomes an increasingly critical factor in material selection since these impacts have both immediate and long-term effects, positive and negative. Building performance improvements further skew the value of recognizing embodied emissions by changing the relative balance between embodied emissions and operational ones. This 3-part presentation will provide valuable insight into the future built environment. Speakers: Rob Bernhardt B.Comm LL.B, CEO, Passive House Canada Patrick Enright P.Eng., Green Building Engineer, Sustainability Group, City of Vancouver Peter Moonen B.Sc., Municipal and National Sustainability Manager, WoodWORKS! BC

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 14 • 10:00AM–11:00AM • $45 • ROOM 216 W13 – DESIGNING FOR AN AGING POPULATION [ BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1.0 General Hour IDCEC Approved • AIBC 1 Core LU ] With the advance of modern medicine and as our cities grow, the median age in North America is getting older. The growth in the number of adults 65 years and older is expected to double over the next 25 years. With such rapid growth, how do we design facilities that encompass the needs of an aging population? This hour-long presentation will focus on many of the challenges designers will face when specifying interior floor and wall finishes for senior living environments. We will explore the guidelines of the industry and explain their relevance to floors and walls, specifically the role of colour, the relevance of LRV values, the need for slip resistance in wet areas with special attention directed to the topic of transitions. We will dismiss the notion that one size fits all when it comes to specifying interior finishes. The diverse needs of senior living facilities require a myriad of solutions to create safe, warm, comfortable environments for residents and their caregivers. Speaker: Susan Drew Johnson, Regional Representative, Altro

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 14 • 10:30AM–11:30AM • $45 • ROOM 210 W17 – PECHAKUCHA: HEALING ENVIRONMENTS [ BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1.0 Health, Safety, Welfare Hour IDCEC Approved • AIBC 1 Core LU ] Society is embracing wellness more than ever before. With this, we are seeing a shift in the design of historically monolithic healthcare facilities and office buildings to more holistic environments. This PechaKucha style presentation will provide an accelerated look at recently curated environments designed and built to heal. Presenters will discuss project ambitions, design philosophies and the challenges and opportunities their project presented.

[ BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1.0 HSW-Building Code Hour IDCEC Approved • AIBC 1 Core LU • 1 CPD BC Housing Recognized ] This presentation will explore the design of a prefabricated, modular workforce accommodation complex to be built using mass-timber construction techniques. Measuring over 14,000m2 at buildout, the project will be composed of 400 rooms with associated support functions.

Host/Moderator: John Holland, Chief Development Officer, Pinchin Ltd.

Planned for a remote location in northeastern British Columbia, the design of the module incorporates passive house principles, resulting in a robust building envelope that will address the harsh climate, while offering reduced energy consumption and greater indoor comfort. The health implications of the materials used are a key concern, and a highly limited material palate is planned.

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WEDNESDAY, FEB. 14 • 10:30AM–11:30AM • $45 • ROOM 218/219 W18 – DIGITAL REVOLUTION IN CONSTRUCTION [ BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1.0 General Hour IDCEC Approved • AIBC 1 Core LU • 1 CPD BC Housing Recognized ] PRESENTED BY Discussing the digital revolution in construction, this session will hone in on trends and solutions, including automated equipment and next generation 5-D building, as well as innovation used by Canadian firms, industry challenges, and digital drivers such as the skilled labour shortage and UX expectations.

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WEDNESDAY, FEB. 14 • 11:00AM–12:00PM • $45 • ROOM 217 W20 – COMPUTATIONAL DESIGN AND PARTICIPATION IN VISUAL COMMUNICATION

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[ BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1.0 General Hour IDCEC Approved • AIBC 1 Core LU ] Technology is taking the AEC industry by storm. As an architecture, engineering, or construction professional, navigating this sea of technology can be daunting. This presentation will provide information on how computational design and visual communication can be used to support business case making, design, compliance and public engagement.

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 14 • 11:00AM–12:30PM • $45 • ROOM 204 W19 – THE NUTS AND BOLTS OF LEAN CONSTRUCTION

The speaker will expand on the nuances of using such tools and the importance of ensuring visual communication is kept with business intelligence dashboards – yet another rapidly evolving technology. Speaking to the interactivity of these platforms, the speaker will discuss how using this toolset has created unbelievable new opportunities for complex projects, rezoning arguments, and incredible new design for their firm.

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Speaker: Aubrey Tucker, Innovative Technology Developer, Stantec

The application of Lean Construction principles within the industry has gained considerable traction over the last decade due to the need for productivity gains and shortened lead times. The challenge is that traditional Lean is centered around manufacturing environments, making some tools ineffective in the construction arena. With the best of intentions, these tools are often implemented for the sake of implementing them, with little or no effect.

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 14 • 11:00AM–12:30PM • $55 • ROOM 223 W21 – KEY PRINCIPLES IN BUILDING AN ENDURING ORGANIZATION

In this session, attendees will learn a simple and practical approach to implementing the Lean concepts within Construction to boost productivity, shorten lead times, and heighten customer value. Participants will learn: • How to define value from the customer’s perspective • How to visually capture where waste is hidden in every day processes • How to design and implement improvements • Simple tools for fostering collaboration, preparing for change, and capturing results as well as do’s and don’ts for delivery This session is geared towards individuals interested in or tasked with leading improvement efforts within their organization. Speaker: Christy Nikel, Founder and President, Lean U

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Building an enduring organization in today’s environment of unparalleled change requires the kind of leadership that drives trust, commitment and engagement in its people. This session will lead participants through a discussion of core elements of leadership effectiveness and organizational endurance, as well as critical skills for today’s leader of tomorrow’s workforce. This presentation will: • Clarify what sets an enduring organization apart from other organizations • Recognize that invaluable importance of building an enduring organization that will last through numerous generations • Identify a framework for building an enduring organization • Examine the role of leadership takes in establishing your organization’s core ideology and envisioned future Speaker: Michael Mangum, Principal, FMI Corporation

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WEDNESDAY SESSIONS WEDNESDAY, FEB. 14 • 11:30AM–12:30PM • $45 • ROOM 216 W22 – INTELLIGENT DAYLIGHTING: DESIGN WITHOUT SACRIFICING PERFORMANCE [ BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1.0 HSW-Sustainability Hour IDCEC Approved • AIBC 1 Core LU • 1 CPD BC Housing Recognized ] Daylighting elements and architectural roof glass are striking and desirable building features that historically come with costly challenges such as leaks, energy loss, thermal discomfort, and condensation issues. Next generation glazing is addressing these issues and developing roof glass elements, hidden daylighting features, and aesthetically-focused window systems designed to be thermal-bridge-free, and suitable for high performance envelope needs. Fenestration of all kinds requires special attention, but is especially important in high performance buildings, where they are fulfilling more occupant needs. Potential for thermal bridging, overheating, cold air convective currents and air or water leaks can dampen or destroy the gains of free daylight and visual comfort. The designer’s challenge is to meet both the aesthetic and performance demands of the building envelope. This seminar covers methodologies for selecting daylighting solutions, presents case studies and lays out design considerations that apply to commercial or residential, flat or pitched roof, curtain wall systems, historic preservation retrofits and more. Speaker: Ben Leer, High Performance Daylighting Specialist, 475 High Performance Building Supply

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 14 • 12:00PM–1:00PM • $45 • ROOM 210 W23 – WHOLE BUILDING LIFE CYCLE ANALYSIS – PROCESS, DISCLOSURE, AND OUTLOOK [ BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1.0 HSW-Building Code Hour IDCEC Approved • AIBC 1 Core LU • 1 CPD BC Housing Recognized ] With LEED v4, Net Zero Buildings, and the City of Vancouver’s new embodied carbon emissions reporting requirements, demand for whole building life cycle analysis (LCA) is rapidly increasing. If this is required for your project, how do you get the most out of it? When do you engage with an LCA consultant? And why is it important to consider?

In this presentation, a life cycle analysis expert will provide insight into the many questions surrounding whole building LCA. Using examples of current and past projects, the speaker will discuss inputs and high-level process, scheduling, and scope. The speaker will also share ideas about where this sudden relatively quick uptake of whole building LCA is leading the industry. Speakers: Helen Brennek, Project Manager, WSP Chris Heysel, Sustainability Analyst, WSP

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 14 • 12:00PM–1:30PM • $55 • ROOM 215 W24 – POST-EARTHQUAKE BC: HOW DO WE STAND UP?

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Speakers: Ron Bowles PhD, Associate Dean, Centre for Applied Research, Office of Applied Research & Graduate Studies, Justice Institute of British Columbia Andy Mill P.Eng StructEng CP FEC, Director, Buildings Group, David Nairne + Associates Ltd. Peter Mitchell P.Eng., Director, Professional Practice, Standards and Development, Engineers and Geoscientists British Columbia Graham Taylor Ph.D. P.Eng., Principal, TBG Seismic Consultants Ltd.

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WEDNESDAY SESSIONS WEDNESDAY, FEB. 14 • 12:00PM–1:30PM • $55 • ROOM 218/219 W25 – IMPLEMENTING THE B.C. ENERGY STEP CODE: LESSONS LEARNED AND NEXT STEPS ON THE PATH TO NET-ZERO NEW CONSTRUCTION [ BOMI 1.5 CPDs • 1.5 HSW-Building Code Hours IDCEC Approved • AIBC 1.5 Core LUs • 1.5 CPD BC Housing Recognized ]

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The Climate Leadership Plan sets a target that every new building must be net-zero ready by 2032. The B.C. Energy Step Code, launched last summer, is intended to provide a framework and roadmap for how we will meet that goal. It creates predictable steps for builders and local governments to follow, allowing local governments to set new energy-efficiency requirements that are consistent across the province. Speakers: Bob Deeks, President, RDC Fine Homes Tom-Pierre Frappé-Sénéclauze, Senior Advisor, Pembina Institute Robyn Wark, Team Lead, Sustainable Communities, BC Hydro

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 14 • 12:30PM–1:30PM • $45 • ROOM 217 W27 – ZERO EMISSIONS RETROFIT – A PARAMETRIC DESIGN ANALYSIS APPROACH [ BOMI 1.0 CPD • AIBC 1 Core LU ] The Government of Canada has committed to reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from its buildings and fleets in response to the Paris Climate Accord. As part of this, Public Services and Procurement Canada has implemented a similar commitment. Stantec performed deep energy retrofit feasibility studies as an initial step to achieve this goal. Expanding on this study, presenters will begin by summarizing building performance targets: LEED v4 Energy & Atmosphere Prerequisite; Positive Net Present Value in 25 years, Highest GHG Reductions; GHG Neutral. The presenters will describe the methods and strategies utilized in the study to develop the recommended energy efficiency upgrades for each target. The speakers will go into detail on the engineering analysis, discussing the use of advanced simulation methodology – parametric design analysis – and the benefits and opportunities of using such a platform in a study of this nature. Speakers: Jeanie Chan, Building Performance Consultant, Stantec Consulting Ltd. Andrea Frisque, Senior Building Performance Engineer, Stantec Randy Irwin, Building Performance Engineer, Stantec Consulting Ltd.

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 14 • 1:00PM–2:00PM • $45 • ROOM 204 W29 – FACADES FOR THE FUTURE [ BOMI 1.0 CPD • AIBC 1 Core LU • 1 CPD BC Housing Recognized ] We are entering a new era where consideration of cladding materials on buildings and the manner in which they are designed is more important than ever. Climate change and the erratic nature of weather needs to influence our design decisions. But the ever important aesthetic qualities of these facades cannot be left on the sidelines either — creativity in design is important. How are we addressing these real variables and making the best step forward for our future in building facades and our planet? Join us as we discuss and uncover ways thermally broken facade systems will help us all reach maximum design potential while achieving the highest environmental standards. Our facades need to deliver thermally, embody less energy and confront climate change head-on and we’re passionate about uniting these solutions to the most brilliant building designs. Speakers: Richard Hazell, Business Development – BC, Engineered Assemblies Jeff Ker, Senior Technical Advisor, Engineered Assemblies

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 14 • 1:00PM–2:00PM • $45 • ROOM 224 W30 – SOCIAL ERGONOMICS IN THE WORKPLACE [ BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1.0 Health, Safety, Welfare Hour IDCEC Approved • AIBC 1 Core LU ] A workplace that helps us build personal and professional relationships, initiate and regulate social interaction, and that takes into consideration factors like personal space, physical and psychological proximity, and territoriality, helps us feel better. And when we feel better, we are more engaged and satisfied. By the end of this presentation, attendees will: • Understand how social ergonomics interacts with cognitive and physical ergonomics to create positive experiences at work • Understand how people use office tools and furniture to demonstrate their sociality • Understand the design considerations related to social ergonomics • Be better equipped to use the workplace as a strategic asset The presenter will explore how social ergonomics interacts with other areas of ergonomics to create a full human experience at work. Speaker: Alex Osborne, Human Factors Specialist, Herman Miller

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WEDNESDAY SESSIONS WEDNESDAY, FEB. 14 • 1:30PM–3:00PM • $55 • ROOM 223 W31 – STRATEGIC LEADERSHIP: HOW TODAY’S DECISIONS WILL IMPACT YOUR ORGANIZATION’S FUTURE

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Strategy. Innovation. Change Management. These are buzzwords in lexicon of today’s management books. What do they really mean to leaders in the construction industry? In today’s world of constant, rapid change, it is more difficult than ever to chart a course through the uncertainty and ambiguity to ensure your organization’s success. Leaders need to think strategically to leverage the opportunities in the marketplace while avoiding the pitfalls. This interactive presentation will help participants learn how to capitalize on strategic opportunities, from understanding innovative processes to monitoring the competitive landscape, to create and sustain a competitive advantage. Speaker: Michael Mangum, Principal, FMI Corporation

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 14 • 1:45PM–2:45PM • $45 • ROOM 210 W32 – THE MEASURE OF SPACE AND HOW IT MAKES US FEEL [ BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1.0 Health, Safety, Welfare Hour IDCEC Approved • AIBC 1 Core LU ] This session will focus on the elements of interior design and how that may be used to create a more positive experience, to create more happiness at work. The presentation will range across types of spaces one encounters in the modern office over the course of a work day, and proposes that feeling welcome, empowered, connected, calm and comfortable helps people to do their best work. Equally, companies JENNIFER BUSCH that seek to become skilled in leveraging the power of design, that use design to engage and inspire, often find workers a great deal more likely to exhibit creativity, commitment, and a spirit of community. Whatever the prevailing aesthetic model of design, and however complex the concerns and constraints that designers must address, we have a great opportunity to put beauty and meaning into the everyday work environment. We have a chance, and even a mandate, to improve people’s lives. That, in essence, is the story of design.

One in seven Canadian adults currently identify as having a disability affecting their mobility, vision, or hearing. This number is projected to increase to as high as one in five by 2036, due in part to our aging Boomer population. Whether disability is caused at birth, an accident or injury, an illness, or the natural effects of aging, anyone can be affected at any time. This means rethinking how we access and use our public buildings and spaces. Nearly nine-in-10 Canadians say a LEED-style program to rate building accessibility would be worthwhile [Angus Reid Institute, 2016]. When people of all abilities have greater access to the built environment in Canada, more people across our country can enjoy the full benefits of all the places where we live, work, and play. This presentation will introduce the Rick Hansen Foundation Accessibility Certification program (RHFAC) and the opportunities for designers, owners and municipalities to benefit from an inclusive approach to developing the built environment. Speaker: Brad McCannell, Vice President, Access and Inclusion, Rick Hansen Foundation

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WEDNESDAY, FEB. 14 • 2:00PM–3:00PM • $45 • ROOM 217 W35 – INNOVATIONS IN TALL WOOD: LEARNING FROM BROCK COMMONS TALLWOOD HOUSE [ BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1.0 General Hour IDCEC Approved • AIBC 1 Core LU • 1 CPD BC Housing Recognized ] Over the past two decades there has been a renaissance in the use of wood. Specifically, mass-timber construction driven by innovations in engineered wood products, design tools and construction practices. A growing number of mass-timber buildings are creating a body of knowledge and experience that is advancing the industry. UBC has been at the forefront of the growth of wood construction. The Vancouver campus demonstrates the range of application of engineered wood products in a multitude of academic, utility, athletic and residential buildings. The newest addition to that portfolio is Brock Commons Tallwood House, an 18-storey student residence with a hybrid mass-timber structure. Brock Commons was the first North American use of mass-timber products in a residential high-rise and is the tallest hybrid wood building in the world. This presentation will provide an overview of the design, pre-construction and construction of Brock Commons, and a synopsis of lessons collected through interdisciplinary research conducted by UBC on the project. Topics will include building code regulations, virtual design and construction modelling, design and product testing and mock-ups, prefabrication and construction sequencing, life cycle costing and performance. The presentation will include background on mass-timber products and projects from around world, and will close with a look at where the field is moving with new research, products and projects. Speakers: Angelique Pilon, Director, Research, UBC Sustainability Initiative, University of British Columbia Zahra Teshnizi, Research Project Coordinator, UBC Sustainability Initiative, University of British Columbia

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THURSDAY SESSIONS THURSDAY, FEB. 15 • 8:00AM–9:00AM • $45 • ROOM 210 T02 – DEVELOPING A ROADMAP TO CARBON NEUTRALITY

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[ BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1.0 HSW-Sustainability Hour IDCEC Approved • AIBC 1 Core LU ] SPONSORED BY There has been a recent increase in the number of new and existing building owners/operators who are considering how to reduce not just energy costs, but also greenhouse gas emissions from their facilities. Carbon metrics and targets will be increasingly important as we make the shift to a low-carbon economy, and buildings have an important role to play in this transformation. A strong business case — coupled with improved occupant well-being and broader social and environmental benefits — greatly increases the chance of making the shift successfully.

This presentation will explore business cases for carbon neutrality for buildings. Drawing on WSP’s experience helping both private clients and various levels of government develop frameworks for carbon neutrality at portfolio and site scales, we will outline a general framework for creating optimized plans for any facility, and review the steps to deliver them successfully. We will use several case studies to showcase the steps taken, differences between regions and sites across Canada, the path for carbon neutrality recommended and, ultimately, the business case. We will also discuss the differences in applying this framework to new versus existing facilities. Speakers: Maeri Machado, Manager, Sustainability & Energy BC, WSP Nick Zibin, Project Associate, Sustainability, WSP

THURSDAY, FEB. 15 • 8:00AM–9:00AM • $45 • ROOM 205 T03 – CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS 101

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Until several years ago, a typical wood-framed house, built under Part 9 of the BC Building Code and Vancouver Building Bylaw, mainly incorporated wooden structure, steep roofs, relatively small-sized punched windows, and wooden roof fascia board. This trend has started to change in recent years, especially in a wide range of custom-made houses in the lower mainland. Incorporating steel beams and columns within the exterior walls or penetrating through them, large flat roofs, big windows and curtain walls that span from floor to ceiling, and metal roof fascia boards, are among some of the features of these recently adopted contemporary house designs. The commonly incorporated Building Envelope design and construction practices, in many cases, are not the optimum approach for these contemporary houses. Experience has shown that in the absence of a holistic and tailored approach towards the Building Envelope design and construction of contemporary houses, there would be a risk of compromised thermal comfort of the occupants, condensation, energy loss, and moisture related damages. In other words, these contemporary houses, demand specific perspective and considerations when it comes to Building Envelope design/ construction. This presentation, built upon interesting case studies, 3D drawings, assembly/material samples, and photographs, will:

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[ BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1.0 General Hour IDCEC Approved • AIBC 1 Core LU • 1 CPD BC Housing Recognized ] Constructions projects vary widely and it is essential that those working in, or advising, the construction industry are knowledgeable about the limitations and pitfalls of commonly used contracts and some of the important provisions to pay close attention to. In this presentation, special focus will be paid to the documents prepared by the Canadian Construction Documents Committee including CCDC 2, CCDC 3, CCDC 5A and CCDC 5B. For those involved with the construction industry, this session will provide invaluable lessons and insights into using construction contracts effectively.

• Discuss the differences between a typical house VS a contemporary house when it comes to Building Envelope considerations. • Highlight examples of compromised thermal comfort, moisture performance, energy performance, and durability, due to the lack of proper design/construction of Building Envelope in some of the contemporary custom-made houses. • Optimum Building Envelope design/construction practices for contemporary houses that incorporate steel beams and columns, flat roofs, large windows/curtain walls, and metal roof fascia. Speaker: Hamid Heidarali, Building Science Consultant, Hamid Design Build Ltd.

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[ BOMI 1.5 CPDs • 1.5 General Hours IDCEC Approved • AIBC 1.5 Non-Core LUs ] In any competitive industry, there are winners and losers. No matter the economic conditions, some companies consistently do better than their peers. The question begs to ask, what’s the secret formula? In this interactive workshop the speaker will explore and expand upon the characteristics of winning organizations. Specifically, we will consider: • The broad difference in results between players in the same industries with access to similar resources, inputs, and know-how • The role execution plays in driving higher levels of performance • A proven Execution Framework that business leaders can use to increase company health and performance • Rather than focussing on specific functions within an organization, a leader’s role is to establish and operationalize key elements of the overall business execution ecosystem, and use that to mobilize employees and resources in pursuit of a desired future. This spans many elements of the company including vision, goals, culture, strategy, brand, operations, and talent management. This presentation will link best-practices in the areas of culture, strategy, talent and leadership with real examples of how western Canadian firms are putting these practices to work. Speaker: Tim O’Connor, CEO, Results Canada Inc.

THURSDAY, FEB. 15 • 9:15AM–10:15AM • $45 • ROOM 216 T09 – MECH’ING IT HAPPEN: WHY MECHANICAL DESIGN-BUILD WORKS

[ BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1.0 General Hour IDCEC Approved • AIBC 1 Core LU ] In order to ensure a firm’s success there must be an unrelenting focus on securing new work for the firm. Carol Jones, FIIDA, FIDC and Richard Pollack, FIIDA, FAIA continue their highly-rated NeoCon workshops by explaining, in detail, the business development strategies and tactics that made their CAROL JONES RICHARD POLLACK firms successful and keep them growing today. It will describe the creation of a culture of Business Development throughout the firm in which all staff members can play a role. Richard and Carol will explain how to nurture rainmakers through effective networking and the tools that support business development efforts and make them sustainable for long-term success. Attendees will come out of the workshop understanding how to: • Create a strategic business development plan. • Establish the best tactics to support the strategy, and engage all staff in business development activities, including proposal writing. • Institute an effective process to determine which potential project opportunities are appropriate to pursue. Speakers: Carol Jones, Vice-President, Interior Design, Kasian Architecture Interior Design Planning Richard Pollack, President, Pollack Consulting

[ BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1.0 General Hour IDCEC Approved • AIBC 1 Core LU • 2 CPD BC Housing Recognized ] Costs out of control on your project? Schedule delays affecting construction? New regulations adding complexity? There is a better way. The concept of Design-Build and Design Assist has been around since the ancient Romans, but is now more relevant than ever with changing mechanical technologies, regulations and costs. This seminar will educate users about the intersection of cost, design, and performance and how they can structure their projects to minimize risk and costs. We will be comparing the differences between bid/spec and designbuild mentality, explaining the great variability of mechanical systems, and also detailing how new regulations are enabling innovation. Recent Case Studies will be used to illustrate each of these points. Speaker: Jim Gallacher, Business Development Manager, BC Comfort Air Conditioning Henry Leung, Senior Design Engineer, BC Comfort Air Conditioning

THURSDAY, FEB. 15 • 9:15AM–10:15AM • $45 • ROOM 218/219 T10 – CODE COMPLEXITIES – MOVING FROM EQUIVALENCY TO CERTIFICATION – MANAGING RISK AND REPUTATION [ BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1.0 HSW-Building Code Hour IDCEC Approved • AIBC 1 Core LU • 1 CPD BC Housing Recognized ]

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THURSDAY, FEB. 15 • 9:30AM–10:30AM • $45 • ROOM 210 T12 – CONTRACT TERMINATIONS – CLAIMS AND REMEDIES [ BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1.0 General Hour IDCEC Approved • AIBC 1 Core LU • 1 CPD BC Housing Recognized ] This presentation will provide an overview of the law surrounding termination of contracts. The speaker will summarize the risks associated with wrongfully terminating a contract, expanding upon the remedies available, including builders liens. Discussing best practices in relation to both termination and pursuing remedies in relation to termination, this presentation will be followed by a 10 minute Q&A period. Speakers: Seema Lal, Principal, SHK Law Corporation Marc MacEwing, Associate Counsel, SHK Law Corporation

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“Organizational health will one day surpass all other disciplines in business as the greatest opportunity for improvement and competitive advantage.” This is the promise of The Advantage; Patrick Lencioni’s bold manifesto about the most unexploited opportunity in modern business. Lencioni makes the case that there is no better way to achieve profound improvement in an organization than by attacking the root causes of dysfunction, politics, and confusion. Healthy organizations can execute, they love accountability, and are passionate about future success.

Over a 25 year consulting career, the presenter has dealt with just about every source of pressure at one time or another. The presentation will focus on a range of tried and tested strategies developed over the years to deal with all the main sources of stress. Providing first hand examples and numerous strategies and ideas for reducing blood pressure levels, an entertaining session is promised. There will be plenty of opportunity for audience participation and a draw for copies of the presenter’s book – “Consulting Made Easy”. This presentation is targeted at consultants but is applicable to anyone in a service role. Speaker: Adrian Partridge, President, ClearLead Consulting Limited

THURSDAY, FEB. 15 • 10:45AM–11:45PM • $45 • ROOM 216 T17 – UNDERSTANDING AND PREVENTING FLOOR COVERING FAILURES [ BOMI 1.5 CPD • 1.5 HSW-Building Code Hours IDCEC Approved • AIBC 1 Core LU • 1 CPD BC Housing Recognized ] The issues with floor covering installations are many and can quickly lead to conflict on site. Planning ahead is the only way to improve conditions and protect the floor covering trade from a construction process that is all too often focused on deadlines before it is concerned with manufacturers’ installation guidelines. During this presentation, the presenter will discuss NFCA standards and the resources available for specification to help the entire construction team pre-plan and avoid the problems we know all too well. In addition, the speaker will discuss floor covering installation problems, subfloor flatness issues, moisture issues, testing requirements, NFCA standards and the active role floor covering associations can play in improving our industry.

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THURSDAY, FEB. 15 • 1:45PM–2:45PM • $45 • ROOM 215 T29 – THE BC STEP CODE AND HOW TO DESIGN TOWARDS PERFORMANCE-BASED ENERGY REGULATIONS

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[ BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1.0 General Hour IDCEC Approved • AIBC 1 Core LU ] What will the next 5 years in the Technology Practice Area bring? This seminar will explore Gensler’s latest POV on the future of design for the Technology industry. First, we will unpack the four major trends, then explain their link to major business drivers in that sector. To conclude, the presenter will relate the information back to how these trends fit into the broader context of the “Future of Work”. Speaker: Lara Pisicoli, Design Manager, Gensler

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THURSDAY SESSIONS THURSDAY, FEB. 15 • 1:30PM–3:00PM • $55 • ROOM 216 T30 – A CORPORATION’S PARADIGM SHIFT TO LEAN FOR DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION

THURSDAY, FEB. 15 • 1:45PM–2:45PM • $45 • ROOM 223 T33 – FUNDAMENTALS OF PLANNING AND DESIGN OF RESEARCH, UNIVERSITY SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING FACILITIES

[ BOMI 1.5 CPDs • 1.5 General Hours IDCEC Approved • AIBC 1.5 Core LUs • 1.5 CPD BC Housing Recognized ]

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Focusing on the journey of building a Lean culture across the Turner Construction firm, the presenters will walk participants through how their organization went from a company simply striving for operational efficiency at a local and project level, to an industry leader in Lean for Design and Construction.

This presentation covers the basic elements of STEM teaching and research laboratory planning and design — upfront planning, programming, teaching lab design, research lab design, building design, and MEP (mechanical, electrical, plumbing) system components. Participants will come away with a basic understanding of the terminology, concepts, processes, standards, numbers, and types of labs, scientific equipment, and furniture involved in teaching and research laboratory planning and design.

The seminar will provide information on the process from a Macro viewpoint (a cultural shift within the United States’ largest builder), through to a Micro focus on the transferring of lessons learned, best practices, tools, and training personnel and project level teams within newly developed offices across Canada. The speakers will introduce initiatives for support, education and continuous improvement - structures which other organizations can apply to their own business. The session will also present project case studies with specific examples of how to successfully implement Lean programs specifically designed to enhance safety. Speakers: Matthew Heesterman, Project Superintendent, Lean Champion, Turner Construction Company George Zettel, North American Lean Project Manager, Turner Construction Company

THURSDAY, FEB. 15 • 1:45PM–2:45PM • $45 • ROOM 217 T31 – ENVIRONMENTAL PRODUCT DECLARATIONS [ BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1.0 HSW-Sustainability Hour IDCEC Approved • AIBC 1 Core LU • 1 CPD BC Housing Recognized ] With LEED v4, Net Zero Buildings, and the City of Vancouver’s new embodied carbon emissions reporting requirements, demand for products with an Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) is on the rise. Figuring out whether this is worth your while requires an understanding of the market drivers for EPDs, the budget and timeline for achieving them, and the inputs to the process. In this presentation, WSP’s life cycle analysis experts will provide insight into the many questions surrounding EPDs. Using examples of current and past projects, we will discuss the reasons why EPDs may or may not be worthwhile, costing, timelines, inputs to the process, and complicating factors that impact the effort to get your EPD verified and registered.

This presentation is to benchmark plans, features, and metrics for renovations and new construction against what leading peer institutions are putting in place to grow science and engineering programs; support the new science pedagogies and space requirements; create collaborative, interactive, and entrepreneurial environments and cultures; and get more program with limited capital dollars and lower operating costs. Attendees will learn about and see examples of the latest facility concepts, planning models, and capital project strategies for: • Renovation, reuse, and repurposing outdated facilities for modern STEM programs • Space allocation, metrics, and layouts for labs, offices, cores, and support space • New classroom configurations: Active learning, flipped classrooms, and project-based education • “Startup and innovation” space for student entrepreneurship • Maker space for product design, prototyping, and display • Integrated living and learning spaces • Flexible and adaptable facilities for shared use and changing programs • Efficient, shared, core research facilities • Student-faculty interaction and undergraduate research space • High-bay, open engineering labs • Open offices and workspace for researchers, faculty, and staff • Effective social and informal learning space • Transparency and visual connections among students and programs • Integrated science and engineering teaching and research space • Scientific lab furniture and casework • and more Speaker: Russ Chernoff, Principal, Chernoff Thompson Architects

Speaker: Helen Brennek, Project Manager, WSP

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EXHIBITOR LIST – ALPHABETICAL

1 = New / Green Product Showcase Participant (see page 52 for details)

475 High Performance Building Supply

www.foursevenfive.com

505-Junk Removal and Recycling

www.505junk.com

Passive House Pavilion

ARC Document Solutions

www.e-arc.ca

1321

GVHBA Pavilion

Architectural Stone Decor

www.archstonedecor.ca

1811

ABB Inc.

www.abb.ca

1149

ARDEX Canada Inc.

www.ardex.ca

1111

Abell Pest Control Inc. ACG Materials

www.abellpestcontrol.com

1234

Armatherm Inc.

www.armatherm.com

414

www.acgmaterials.com

623

ASSA ABLOY Canada

www.assaabloy.ca

800

ACO Canada

www.acocan.ca

930

Assa Industrial

www.assaindustrial.com

1421

AcoustiTECH/ Soprema

acousti-tech.com

815

Asyma Solutions Ltd

www.asyma.com

736

Acrytec Panel Industries

www.acrytecpanel.com

715

Atlas Anchor Systems (BC) Ltd.

www.atlas-anchor.com

419

ADT Security Services

www.adt.ca

1543

Atlas Pest & Wildlife

www.atlaspestandwildlife.com PAMA Networking Area

Avant Guard Gates and Access Controls Ltd.

www.avantguardgates.com

1537

Award Magazine

www.canadawide.com

1521

Aecolux Technology

www.aecolux.com

1230

Air System Supplies

www.airsystemsupplies.com

1607

Airstop (Isocell)

www.airstoptape.com

Bailey West Inc

www.bmp-group.com

310

Akustus Industries Inc.

akustus.com

817

Barclay Sales

www.barclaysales.com

GVHBA Pavilion

AL13 Architectural Systems

www.al13.ca

900

Barker Manufacturing Inc.

www.barkermanufacturing.com

805

ALEC Lighting Control/Triangle Research

www.aleccontrol.com

1639

Barkman Concrete Ltd.

www.barkmanconcrete.com

1131

Allstar Landscaping Ltd

allstar-landscaping.ca

814

Basalite Concrete Products - Vancouver, LLC

www.basalite.com

342

Allura

www.alluraUSA.com

306

Bay Resource Group

www.bayresourcegroup.ca

1724

Altro Canada Inc.

www.altrofloors.com

1502

Bayo-s Canada

bayo-s.ca

619

AMC Insurance

www.amcinsurance.ca

615

BC Brick Supplies Ltd.

www.bcbrick.com

1602

Passive House Pavilion

Ames Tile & Stone Ltd.

www.amestile.com

BC Housing

www.bchousing.org

211

Amvic Building System Inc.

www.amvicsystem.com

GVHBA Pavilion 323

BC Quake Kits Inc

bcquake.ca

1354

Anser Power Systems

www.anserservice.ca

1046

BC Wood Specialties Group

www.bcwood.com

Applied Coatings and Restoration Inc.

www.appliedcoatings.ca

443

Beaver Plastics/ Logix ICF

www.beaverplastics.com

BC Wood Pavilion 539

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EXHIBITOR LIST – ALPHABETICAL

1 = New / Green Product Showcase Participant (see page 52 for details)

Benjamin Moore & Co.

www.benjaminmoore.com

1503

Canucks Sports & Entertainment

www.tickets.canucks.com

Better Business Bureau of Mainland BC

www.bmc.bbb.org

947

Cascadia

www.cascadiawindows.com

Bezdan

www.geobezdan.com

CCDEX

ccdex.com 647

BFL CANADA Insurance Services Inc.

www.bflcanada.ca

CHOA BC

www.choa.bc.ca

BidCentral

www.bidcentral.ca 526

Chubb Edwards

www.chubbedwards.com

1644

CISC, Canadian Institute of Steel Construction

www.cisc-icca.ca

714

Citron Hygiene

www.citronhygiene.com

1253

GVHBA Pavilion 1048

313 Passive House Pavilion

Assocation Row

Blue Eco Enterprises

www.blueeco.ca

213

Blue Grouse Wine Cellars

www.bluegrousewinecellars.com

901

blueberrycloud

blueberrycloud.ca 646

City Elevator Ltd.

www.cityelevator.ca

1243

BMS Plumbing & Mechanical Systems Ltd.

www.bmsmechanical.com

1539

Cloverdale Paint

www.cloverdalepaint.com

1638

Bradlee Distributors Inc.

www.bradlee.net

1231

Coast Wholesale Appliances LP

www.coastappliances.com

1018

Bramalea Elevator Ltd.

www.bramaleaelevator.com

318

Coastal Ford Sales

www.coastalford.com

1431

Bridgit

www.gobridgit.com 413

Cole International

www.coleintl.com

304

Brock White Construction Materials

www.brockwhite.ca

224

Color Master Tiles Canada Ltd.

www.cm6767.com

128

Building Owners & Managers Association of BC

www.boma.bc.ca

1045

Community Fire Prevention Ltd

comfire.ca

1452

BuildingLink Canada

www.buildinglink.com

1436

Connectrac

www.connectrac.com 1303 1

BURNCO Landscape Centres Inc.

www.burncolandscape.com

1137

ConstructConnect

www.canada.constructconnect.com 631

CAD Details

www.caddetails.com

1304

Construction Specialties, Inc.

www.c-sgroup.com

1416

CAG Cooling Solutions

cagcooling.com

544

Corum Security

www.corumsecure.com

1634

Can-Cell Industries Inc.

www.can-cell.com

207

Cosentino

www.cosentino.com 1101

Canada Mats

www.canadamats.ca

1235

Crawford Compliance

www.crawfordcompliance.ca

1742

Canadian Architect Magazine

www.canadianarchitect.com

1319

CRL-U.S. Aluminum

www.crl-arch.com

1211

Canadian Stone Industries

www.canadianstone.ca

1424

CuraFlo of BC Ltd

www.curaflo.com

1348

Canam- Hambro

www.canam-construction.com

411

Custom Building Products

www.custombuildingproducts.com

731

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1 = New / Green Product Showcase Participant (see page 52 for details)

Custom Ornamental Iron Works Ltd.

www.customironworks.com

606

E-Z Taping System

www.e-ztape.com

305

Custom Power Generation

cw-pg.com

1244

E9 Luxury Living

www.e9lifestyle.com

907

CWB Maxium Financial

www.cwbmaxium.com

1346

Eagle Imports Ltd

koracanada.com

415

Cyclo Vac Central Vacuums, Retractable Hose Systems www.cyclovac.com

503

EarthBin Products

www.earthbin.com

1642

Danver Outdoor Kitchens

www.danver.com

1610

Edgewood Matting

www.edgewoodmatting.com

944

Demilec Inc

www.demilec.ca

439

Element Designs

www.element-designs.com

1411

Designers Touch Building Products Inc.

www.designerstouchproducts.com

720

Enforma Inc.

www.enforma.ca

735

Dexter Natural Stone Ltd

dexternaturalstone.ca

449

Engineered Assemblies

www.engineeredassemblies.com

542

Dick’s Lumber

www.dickslumber.com

GVHBA Pavilion

eOmni Solutions

www.eomni.com

1143

Dinoflex Group LP

www.dinoflex.com

1205

Epson Canada

www.epson.ca

1603

DMX 1-Step

www.dmx1step.com

700

Euro Architectural Components

www.euroeac.com

1320

Downtown Surrey BIA

www.surreycitycentre.ca

217

EuroLine Windows Inc.

www.euroline-windows.com

DP Tile and Stone Co., Ltd.

www.dptile.ca

GVHBA Pavilion

Evergreen Lighting Group

www.evergreenlightinggroup.ca

1239

DR Electrical

www.drelectrical.ca

GVHBA Pavilion

Everline Coatings and Services

www.everlinecoatings.com

1547

Draft Onsite

www.draftonsite.com

GVHBA Pavilion

Exhibau

www.exhibau.com

Dreamcrates Inc.

www.dreamcrates.com

Expert 3G

www.expert3g.com

223

Expocrete Concrete Products

www.expocrete.com

1225 644

DSD

1154 GVHBA Pavilion

Passive House Pavilion

European Innovations Pavilion

Duradek Canada Ltd.

www.duradek.com

600

EZEE Hoarding Inc

www.ezeehoarding.com

Duro-Last Roofing Inc.

www.duro-last.com

845

Faber

www.faberconnect.com 1643

DuROCK Alfacing International LTD

www.durock.com

810

FalCan Industries Ltd

www.falcan.com

Dutch VR

www.dutchvr.com

Fenstur Windows & Doors

www.fensturwindows.com

DYG Windows Ltd.

www.dygwindows.com

1119

Firestone Building Products Canada

www.firestonebpco.ca

831

Dyson Canada

www.dysoncanada.ca

1520

Firma Foreign Exchange Corp

www.firmafx.com

1201

European Innovations Pavilion

549 BC Wood Pavilion

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Health Canada flo.ca 1636 1

www.hc-sc.gc.ca

1334

Folding Sliding Doors Canada Ltd.

www.foldingslidingdoors.ca

630

Henry Company

Foreseeson Technology

foreseeson-dist.com

946

Hogan Stakes

www.hoganco.com

234

1248

Horizon North Logistics Inc.

horizonnorth.ca

635

734

Huard Distribution

huardmarble.com

825

hundredfoldproductions.com

1245

Freedom Capital Inc

freedomcapital.com

Freedom Mobile

www.us.henry.com

GVHBA Pavilion

Fresh & Clean Management Co.

thinkclean.ca

417

HundredFold Productions

Garage Living

www.garageliving.ca

1630

HVAC Systems & Solutions Ltd.

www.hvacsystems.ca www.hydrostarag.com

617

Passive House Pavilion

GE Appliances

www.geappliances.ca

1331

Hydrostar Products

Gentek Building Products

www.gentek.ca

325

Hytec Water Management

www.hytecwater.com

1044

www.lxlmasonry.com

1625

Glass Grit - Recycled Glass Abrasives

Www.glassgrit.ca

312

I-XL Building Products

Glasspro Restoration

www.glassprorestoration.com

1212

IBC Technologies Inc

www.ibcboiler.com

721

www.ickproduct.com

752

Gold Capital

www.goldcapital.ca

716

ICK Product Inc

Goodbye Graffiti

www.goodbyegraffiti.com

1443

GRAPHISOFT

www.dowcotech.com 1317

IDIBC – Interior Designers Institute of British Columbia

Greater Vancouver Home Builders Association

gvhba.org

431

Green Abrasives Inc

www.green-abrasives.com

522

Green Sheet Construction Data Ltd.

www.greensheet.ca

Green Tech Resurfacing

www.greentechresurfacing.com

1342

Grillage Bolar Canada Inc

www.bolar.com

Grime Fighters Service Group

Incredible Restorations

www.idibc.org www.incrediblerestorations.com

1819 PAMA Networking Area

Independent Contractors and Businesses Association – ICBA

www.icba.ca

610

Innotech Windows + Doors

www.innotech-windows.com

1402

Innova Sound

www.innovasound.com

1420

1318

Innovative Fall Protection Inc

www.innovativefallprotection.com

219

www.grimefighters.ca

1336

Innovative Manufacturing Inc.

www.innovativemfg.ca

843

Habitat for Humanity Greater Vancouver

www.habitatgv.ca

348

Inpro

www.inprocorp.com 816

Handy Appliances Ltd

www.handyappliances.ca

1517

Integrated Pest Supplies Ltd.

www.integratedpestsupplies.com

1542

Haynes Elevator

hayneselevators.com

621

Integrated Structural Solutions

integratedstructural.ca

648

GVHBA Pavilion

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1 = New / Green Product Showcase Participant (see page 52 for details)

Interior Technology Inc.

www.interior-tech.com

1221

Light Recycle

lightrecycle.ca

1237

Invent Dev Inc.

www.inventdev.com

1622

Longboard Products

www.maynecoatings.com

1631

Investors Group Financial Services Inc.

www.investorsgroup.com

717

Lumenix

www.lumenix.com 1730

James Hardie Building Products

www.jameshardie.com

410

Lumingen Technologies

lumingen.com

645

Jim Pattison Lease

www.jimpattisonlease.com

521

Lumon Canada

www.lumon.com

203

Johnson Barrow BC

www.jbarrow.com/britishcolumbia

Jolani Distribution Inc. (Buzon Canada)

www.buzoncanada.ca

Passive House Pavilion

Lux Architectural Panels

www.luxpanel.ca

303

801

Lynden Door Inc

www.lyndendoor.com

1430

K2 Stone

www.k2stone.com

1418

Malco Products SBC

www.malcotools.com

642

Karice Enterprises Ltd.

www.karice.com

1200

Mansonville Plastics

www.mansonvilleplastics.com

517

Kartners

www.kartners.com 1005

MAPEI Inc.

www.mapei.com

Kermode Forest Products Ltd.

www.kfp.ca

Martin Knowles Photo / Media

www.mkphotomedia.com

Knotwood

www.knotwood.com 601

Masonite International Corporation

www.masonite.com

1410

Kryton International Inc.

www.kryton.com

718

Matt Concrete

www.mattconcrete.com

1316

402

McGregor & Thompson Hardware

www.mcgregor-thompson.com

724

McIntosh Perry

www.mcintoshperry.com

949

LabTest Certification Inc

www.labtestcert.com

LandlordBC

www.landlordbc.ca

BC Wood Pavilion

Assocation Row

Lanefab Design

www.lanefab.com

MediaEDGE Communications West Inc.

www.mediaedge.ca

1422

Langara College

www.langara.ca/real-estate

945

Mercedes-Benz Canada

http://vancouver.mbvans.ca

523

Langara Island Lodge

www.langara.com

722

Metcalfe Lighting

www.metcalfelighting.ca

Leicht Vancouver

www.leichtvancouver.com

1817

Metric Modular

www.metricmodular.com

Leisure Baths Ltd.

www.relax-a-mist.com

1823

Metrie

TheFinishedSpace.com 925

Level-Tech Concrete Systems

www.leveltechconcrete.com

453

Metro Elevator Ltd.

www.metroelevator.ca

1447

Leviton Manufacturing of Canada

www.leviton.com

1247

Midland Appliance

www.midlandappliance.com

1311

Miles Industries - Valor Fireplaces

www.milesfireplaces.com

1217

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Passive House Pavilion

231 GVHBA Pavilion

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625 Passive House Pavilion

CMY

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EXHIBITOR LIST – ALPHABETICAL Milgard Windows

www.milgard.ca

Nuce

www.nuce-bim.com

Mirage Screens

www.miragescreensystems.com

GVHBA Pavilion

Nuheat

www.nuheat.com

Mitsubishi Electric Sales Canada

www.mitsubishielectric.ca

GVHBA Pavilion

Oakhill Distribution Inc.-PurParket

www.oakhillflooring.com

ODL Canada

ODL.com

743

Olon Industries, Inc.

www.olon.com

1203

Open Windows Inc.

www.open-windows.ca

725

OptiCrane Inc

www.opticrane.com

215

Mix Solid Surface

www.mixsolidsurface.com

Modern Classic

www.modernclassicvancouver.com

611

1518 GVHBA Pavilion 1142

European Innovations Pavilion 404 GVHBA Pavilion

Molok North America Ltd.

www.molokNA.com

Monde Home Products

www.mondehomeproducts.com

Motionsafe, Inc / Genesis Restorations

motionsafe.ca

934

OtterProducts- OtterBox/ Life Proof

www.otterbox.com

634

Movilume Inc

www.movilume.com

1604

Ouellet Canada

www.ouellet.com

737

Multivista

www.multivista.com

605

Pacific Art Stone

www.pacificartstone.com

1300

NABCO Canada

www.nabcoentrances.com

919

Pacific Quorum Properties Inc.

www.pacificquorum.com

1445

Nana Wall Systems Inc.

www.nanawall.com

811

Pacific Rim Cabinets

www.pacrimcab.com

Naturally:wood

www.naturallywood.com

Pacific Safety Consulting Group

pacificsafety.ca

Nedco

www.nedco.ca 1246

PAMA

www.pama.ca

Neogard

www.neogard.com 616

Panelex Industries Inc

www.panelex.ca

New Space Technologies

www.newspace.ca

New York Institute of Technology

www.nyit.edu/vancouver

GVHBA Pavilion

BC Wood Pavilion

GVHBA Pavilion

GVHBA Pavilion 643 PAMA Networking Area 302

Paragon Surfacing

www.paragonsurfacing.com

747

Passive House Canada

www.passivehousecanada.com Passive House Pavilion

GVHBA Pavilion

Nexelent Automation Ltd

www.nexelent.com

1434

Penfolds Roofing & Solar

www.penfoldsroofing.com

701

Next Level Stormwater Management

www.nlsm.ca

846

PFAFF Leasing

www.pfaffleasing.com

403

Nichiha Fiber Cement

www.nichiha.com

423

Phoenix Restorations

www.phoenixrestorations.com

Nissan Commercial Vehicles

ncv.nissan.ca/ca-en

343

Pigeon Patrol Products and Services

www.pigeonpatrol.ca

PAMA Networking Area 1049

Nitro Pipe Freeze Inc.

www.nitropipefreeze.com

1352

Pinchin Ltd

www.pinchin.com

1738

Northwest Stoves Ltd.

northweststoves.ca

1419

Pinnacle West Enterprises

www.purepoly.com

519

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EXHIBITOR LIST – ALPHABETICAL

1 = New / Green Product Showcase Participant (see page 52 for details)

PlanGrid

www.plangrid.com 545

Radon Environmental Management Corp.

www.radoncorp.com

445

Plasti-Fab Ltd.

www.plastifab.com

711

Ram Board

www.RamBoard.com

317

Pliteq Inc.

www.pliteq.com

739

Ram Mechanical Ltd.

www.rammechanical.ca

Polyglass Canada

www.polyglass.ca

838

Real Life Roofing Inc.

www.realliferoofing.ca

Power Strata Systems

www.powerstrata.com

REIC-BC Chapter

www.reic.com/ABOUT-US/Chapters

PowerHouse Building Solutions Inc.

www.power-house.ca

514

Reinforcing Steel Institute of Canada

www.rebar.org

232

PowerSafe Energy

www.powersafe.ca

1046

Renaissance Mergers & Acquisitions

renma.ca

1746

PPG Architectural Coatings Canada

www.ppg.com

1204

Rentcheck Credit Bureau

Precision Greens

www.precision-greens.com

1039

Resource Furniture

www.resourcefurniture.com

1511

Prima Stone Inc

www.prima-stone.com

1606

Retro Specialty Contractors

retrogroup.ca

126

PrismTech Graphics Ltd.

prismtechgraphics.com

1612

Rhino Carbon Fiber

www.rhinocarbonfiber.com

238

Priva

www.priva.com

Rick Hansen Foundation

www.rickhansen.com

1815

Procore Technologies

www.Procore.com

Rismat (FloorGuard) Matting Systems Inc.

www.floorguard.net

1242

Profast

www.profast.ca 316

RNW/Resysta Distribution Inc.

www.rnwdistribution.com

1723

ProjectX Homes Inc.

www.projectxhomes.com

620

Rockfon

www.rockfon.com 1736

PAMA Networking Area

European Innovations Pavilion 538

www.rentcheckcorp.com/BUILDEX

PAMA Networking Area 847 Assocation Row

PAMA Networking Area

Prona Tools Inc.

www.pronatools.com

912

ROCKWOOL (previously Roxul)

www.roxul.com

Prospan EWP

prospsanewp.com

618

Romex Canada West

www.romexcanadawest.com

1822

Prostar Contracting

www.prostar.ca

1535

Rope + Cable Canada

ropeandcable.ca

904

Quad-Lock Building Systems Ltd.

www.quadlock.com

Royal Building Products

www.royalbuildingproducts.com

311

Quantum Lighting Inc.

www.quantumlighting.com

1043

Rymar Synthetic Grass and Rubber

www.rymar.ca

1531

Quick Ship Panels

ats-sales.ca

1202

Safesidewalks Canada

safesidewalks.ca

1047

Quik-Therm Innovative Insulation

www.quiktherm.com

Sagiper North America Inc.

www.sagipernorthamerica.com

425

Radiance Energy

www.radiance.energy

Salto Systems Inc

saltosystems.com

1645

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GVHBA Pavilion

Passive House Pavilion 921

GVHBA Pavilion

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EXHIBITOR LIST – ALPHABETICAL BC Wood Pavilion

1 = New / Green Product Showcase Participant (see page 52 for details)

San Group Inc.

www.sangroupinc.com

Taiga Building Products Ltd.

www.taigabuilding.com

Schluter Systems

www.schluter.com

705

Talius

www.talius.com 543

Shadowshot Systems

http://shadowshot.systems

1530

Tamlyn

www.xtremetrim.com 511

Sherwin-Williams

www.sherwin-williams.ca 1330

Tando

www.tandobp.com

501

Siga

www.siga.swiss

Techno Metal Post

technometalpost.com

239

Simba Flooring Corp.

www.simbaflooringcorp.com

819

Teklar Electrical & Property Services

www.teklar.ca

Simple Shower Solutions

www.simpleshowersolutions.com

354

Tempio Ventilated Facades

www.tempio.es/en

Simson Maxwell

www.simson-maxwell.com

1144

Termokomfort

www.termokomfort.nl European Innovations Pavilion

SiteMax

www.sitemaxsystems.com

401

The Azek Company

www.azek.com

537

Passive House Pavilion

Smart Garage

www.smartgarage.ca

Smart Office Solutions

www.smartofficefurniture.ca

Solaira Heating Technology

www.solairaheaters.com

Spectrum Brands

www.spectrumbrands.com

Sphere 1 Logistics Inc.

www.sphereonelogistics.com

Steadyrack

www.steadyrack.com 1534

Steel Toe Jobs, a PACWEST Careers Inc. Service

www.steeltoejobs.com

Strata CashBack Programs

techproroofing.ca

Strata Reserve Planning

www.stratareserveplanning.com

GVHBA Pavilion

738

GVHBA Pavilion 1507

The Benchmark Group

bmssi.ca

125

1210

The Western Group

www.architecturalwire.com

1123

1523

Timeshare Exit Team

timeshareexitteam.com

1254

Topline Flooring Ltd.

www.toplineflooring.com

407

TORLYS Inc.

www.torlys.com

1104

TR Trades Reproduction

www.trtrades.com

742

505

Trail Appliances Ltd.

www.trailappliances.com

1031

1438

Transformations Landscaping

www.transformationslandscaping.com

1546

Trex Decking & Framing

www.trex.com

738

Tuff Industries Inc.

www.tuffindustriesinc.com

507

GVHBA Pavilion 812

PAMA Networking Area

Structurlam Products LP

www.structurlam.com

BC Wood Pavilion

Stylestone Surfaces Inc

www.stylestone.ca

1325

U2 Fasteners

u2fasteners.com

604

Super Save Group of Companies

www.supersave.ca

704

UBC - Master of Engineering Leadership

www.mel.ubc.ca

1223

Superior Fire & Flood Restoration

www.superiorrestoration.ca

Ultra-Fin Inc

www.ultra-fin.com

746

Surrey Cedar

www.surreycedar.com

Urban Concrete Design

www.urbanconcretedesign.ca

1620

PAMA Networking Area BC Wood Pavilion

hays.ca

GET THE ADVICE YOU NEED TO BUILD YOUR CAREER TALK TO HAYS RECRUITMENT Visit us at the on-site job board. Located across from the registration desk. Meet with our recruiting experts to find out about: • Relevant job opportunities near you • Skills currently in demand • Industry career advice • Construction market news

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EXHIBITOR LIST – ALPHABETICAL Urban Fireplaces Ltd.

www.urbanfp.ca

Valley Countertops Industries

www.valleycountertops.com

Van Isle Water

GVHBA Pavilion

Wallboard Trim & Tool

www.wallboardtrim.com

307

1011

Warmup Inc.

warmup.ca

339

www.vanislewater.com

1145

WerkMaster Grinders & Sanders Inc.

www.werkmaster.com

225

Vancouver ICF

www.vancouvericf.com

518

Westeck Windows & Doors

www.westeckwindows.com

911

Vancouver Regional Construction Association

www.vrca.ca

524

Western Elevator Ltd.

www.westernelevator.com

531

Vancouver Safes

www.vancouversafes.com

Western Turf Farms

www.westernturffarms.com

1338

Vanplus Industries Inc

www.ckbworld.com

1001

Westside Pest Control Ltd.

www.westsidepest.com

1139

VaproShield, LLC

www.vaproshield.com

418

Wijma

www.wijma.com

Velux Canada Inc

www.velux.ca

830

Winmar Property Restoration

www.winmar.ca

1353

Ventacity

www.ventacity.com

Vertical Solutions Inc.

www.skyfold.com

WINSPIA Windows (Canada) Inc.

www.winspia.ca

1030

Vetta Building Technologies Inc

www.vettawindows.com

Wiston Building Materials

www.witfloor.ca

1623

Viceroy Houses

www.viceroy.com

Wood WORKS! BC

www.wood-works.ca/bc

BC Wood Pavilion

Vicoustic

vicoustic.com 1510

Woodtone

www.woodtone.com

BC Wood Pavilion

WorkSafeBC

www.worksafebc.com 510

World of Walas

www.worldofwalas.com European Innovations Pavilion

GVHBA Pavilion

Passive House Pavilion 910 Passive House Pavilion 1423

European Innovations Pavilion

Victor Wong Luxury Home Design International Ltd

1307

Vicwest Building Products

www.vicwest.com

1105

Viewpoint Construction Software

www.viewpoint.com

535

Xtreme Interior

www.tamlyn.com

515

Viewpoint Doors

www.viewpointdoors.com

301

Xypex Chemical Corporation

www.xypex.com

230

Vinyltek Windows

www.vinyltek.com

1525

Yardi Canada Ltd.

www.yardi.com

942

Vortex Industries

www.vortexdryers.com

1222

Yaships Lighting Canada Inc

www.yaships.com

1721

Walas Concepts Inc.

www.walasconcepts.com

1454

Zehnder America

www.zehnderamerica.com

Passive House Pavilion

Engineering Flooring Laminate Flooring WPC Flooring SPC Flooring

Email:Vancouver@simbaflooring.com Add: Unit 140 -2368 No5 Road, Richmond, BC V6X 2T1

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NEW / GREEN PRODUCT SHOWCASE Air System Supplies – Booth 1607 IsoMax Designers wanting low-cost, space-saving ceilings and walls that provide superior noise control employ KINETICS™ IsoMax sound isolation clips. • Low cost for high performance • Flexible “snap-on” clips install quickly, and allow for height adjustments during installation of channel • Error free installation of standard drywall furring channel. Eliminates accidental short circuiting common with resilient channel • Achieve STC 64 with only one stud! — save floorspace Visit www.kineticsnoise.com for more info, including test data. www.airsystemsupplies.com

ALEC Lighting Control / Triangle Research – Booth 1639 ALEC Lighting Control ALEC is a fully scalable smart lighting system that has been pre-qualified by the Canadian Government under the BCIP innovation program. Easy and cost-effective to implement, ALEC maximizes lighting energy savings intelligently and automatically while maintaining complete occupant comfort and safety, and compliance to all building energy codes. Come talk to us at our booth for cost estimates and ROI. www.aleccontrol.com

Blue Eco Enterprises – Booth 213 Diatomite Interior Wall Decoration Material (Dry Powder & Water Paint) Our new 100% environmental friendly interior painting materials are mainly made of diatomite. With the character of this kind nature material, our product are attractive and functional. Amazing functions include: Humidity Control; Air purifying; Fireproofing; Soundproofing; Energy Saving; Self Cleaning. Our Products include Highest Quality diatomite dry powder as well as liquid diatomite coating with innovative formaldehyde purification function.

Canadian Stone Industries – Booth 1424 Pro-Fit® Terrain™ Ledgestone from Cultured Stone®

If you are looking for new and green product, check us out!

Sculpting the modern landscape, Pro-Fit® Terrain™ Ledgestone blends refined Cultured Stone® textures and intricate relief patterns to blaze a bold new path and push the contemporary design movement forward. Available in 4 colours, Pro-Fit® Terrain™ is quick and easy to install, with groups of small stones expertly bundled by our masons.

www.blueeco.ca

www.culturedstone.ca

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Connectrac – Booth 1303 Connectrac® Wireways Freedom to add connectivity Connectrac® Wireways are the new standard for bringing power and communications cable management to all interior applications. Connectrac’s Under-Carpet Wireway, plus the In-Carpet and On-Floor solutions ensure that customers will meet their power, data, and telecom cabling needs in any interior space. Free yourself from core drilling! www.connectrac.com

Flo – Booth 1636 FLO Home X5 charging station for electric vehicles Simple, smart, sturdy and safe: meet the FLO Home electric vehicle charging station, specifically designed for single-family houses. Made in Canada, FLO Home can be installed either indoors or outdoors. It is perfectly adapted to Canadian winters thanks to its rugged aluminum casing and to its cable that remains flexible even in the coldest conditions. FLO Home is connected, which allows users to configure smart features and track usage data from a secure online portal. www.flo.ca

Rope + Cable Canada – Booth 904 Jakob Rope Systems Romex Canada West – Booth 1822 Resin-Based Permeable Hardscapes Conventional is instantly obsolete. German-engineered hardscape solutions with 25 years of global success, now in Canada. Resin-based, highly water-permeable and obscenely durable paver jointing mortars, bedding, and bridging, as well as tree surrounds, pathways and accessibility solutions. Our 3-layer paving assembly gives multiple value-adds, is cost-neutral, and offers a 10Year Warranty. Slash timelines with 10x faster installs. No efflorescence. Numerous “Easy”-to-use DIY homeowner solutions. Leave the messy past behind - Romex is how eco-friendly paving for the ages is done.

Rope + Cable Canada is Canada’s exclusive distributor for Jakob Rope Systems – The world’s leading manufacturer of premium AISI 316 high-grade stainless steel cable and hardware for architecture. We provides full-service solutions from design support, supply and installation for: Stainless steel cable and webnet railing systems, webnet frames, green walls, trellis systems, catenary lighting, kinetic facades, zoo enclosures, stainless steel cable and webnet solutions for bridge or other infrastructure projects including bridge safety netting. www.ropeandcable.ca

www.RomexCanadaWest.com

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EXHIBITOR LIST – BY CATEGORY ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEMS ASSA ABLOY Canada................................................................................800 Corum Security......................................................................................1634 ICK Product Inc .......................................................................................752

ACOUSTICAL MATERIALS & PANELS AcoustiTECH............................................................................................815 Air System Supplies...............................................................................1607 Akustus Industries Inc.............................................................................817 Innova Sound........................................................................................1420 Pliteq Inc.................................................................................................739 Urban concrete design .........................................................................1620 Vicoustic................................................................................................1510

ALTERNATIVE SOLUTIONS Green Tech Resurfacing........................................................................1342 Knotwood...............................................................................................601 LabTest Certification Inc.........................................................................402 Metric Modular......................................................... Passive House Pavilion Steadyrack.............................................................................................1534

APPLIANCES Bradlee Distributors..............................................................................1231 Coast Wholesale Appliances LP............................................................1018 Cyclo Vac Central Vacuum, Retractable Hose Systems...........................503 GE Appliances........................................................................................ 1331 Handy Appliances Ltd........................................................................... 1517 Midland Appliance................................................................................ 1311 Northwest Stoves Ltd............................................................................ 1419 Trail Appliances Ltd...............................................................................1031

ARCHITECTURAL HARDWARE OR METALS ASSA ABLOY Canada................................................................................800

RELAX

Bezdan Sales....................................................................... GVHBA Pavilion Custom Ornamental Iron Works Ltd.......................................................606 Euro Architectural Components............................................................1320 Geo. Bezdan Sales Ltd.............................................................................431 Karice Enterprises Ltd...........................................................................1200 Longboard Products.............................................................................1631 The Western Group/Canada.................................................................. 1123 Xtreme Interior........................................................................................515

ARTWORK Barker Manufacturing Inc.......................................................................805 Mix Solid Surface...................................................................................1518

ASSOCIATION BidCentral...............................................................................................526 Building Owners & Managers Association of BC...................................1045 CHOA BC .............................................................................. Assocation Row Greater Vancouver Home Builders Association......................................431 IDIBC – Interior Designers Institute of British Columbia...................... 1819 Independent Contractors and Businesses Association...........................610 LandlordBC......................................................................... Association Row PAMA.......................................................................PAMA Networking Area Passive House Canada...........................................................................1702 REIC-BC Chapter................................................................... Assocation Row Reinforcing Steel Institute of Canada.....................................................232 Vancouver Regional Construction Association.......................................524 WorkSafeBC............................................................................................510

AUDIO / VISUAL SYSTEMS Epson Canada........................................................................................1603 Nexelent Automation Ltd.....................................................................1434 Shadowshot Systems............................................................................1530

BATH HARDWARE / BATHTUBS Kartners ................................................................................................1005 Leisure Baths Ltd...................................................................................1823

BOILERS Ram Mechanical Ltd................................................PAMA Networking Area

BUILDING ENVELOPE Acrytec Panel Industries.........................................................................715 Airstop Isocell .....................................................................................1702 AL13 Architectural Systems....................................................................900 Armatherm..............................................................................................414 Brock White Construction Materials.......................................................224 CRL-U.S. Aluminum............................................................................... 1211 Demilec Inc..............................................................................................439 Engineered Assemblies...........................................................................542 Lumon Canada........................................................................................203 McIntosh Perry........................................................................................949 Nichiha Fiber Cement..............................................................................423 Quik-Therm Innovative Insulation........................... Passive House Pavilion SIGA.......................................................................... Passive House Pavilion VaproShield, LLC.....................................................................................418

BUILDING MAINTENANCE SUPPLY Goodbye Graffiti....................................................................................1443

BUILDING PRODUCTS / MATERIALS / SUPPLIES 475 High Performance Building Supply................................................1702 ACG Materials..........................................................................................623 Airstop Isocell .....................................................................................1702 Bailey West..............................................................................................310 BC BRICK SUPPLIES LTD.........................................................................1602

A MIST ®

Enjoy the luxury of a spa from the comfort of your home.

Turn your shower into a spa ... with Relax-A-Mist® Quality Steam Bath Equipment. Visit our booth next to the Wine Bar & Bistro, and get a FREE essential oil to start oﬀ your spa experience!

- Booth # 1823 www.relax-a-mist.com

1-800-987-8326

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EXHIBITOR LIST – BY CATEGORY CON’T Bezdan Sales....................................................................... GVHBA Pavilion Blue Eco Enterprises Ltd..........................................................................213 Bridgit.....................................................................................................413 Brock White Construction Materials.......................................................224 CAD Details............................................................................................1304 Can-Cell Industries Inc............................................................................207 CISC, Canadian Institute of Steel Construction.......................................714 Designers Touch Building Products Inc...................................................720 Dreamcrates Inc....................................................................................1154 E-Z Taping System...................................................................................305 Engineered Assemblies...........................................................................542 Exhibau....................................................... European Innovations Pavilion Expert 3G.................................................................................................223 Gentek Building Products.......................................................................325 Geo. Bezdan Sales Ltd.............................................................................431 Glass Grit.................................................................................................312 Green Abrasives Inc.................................................................................522 Handy Appliances Ltd........................................................................... 1517 HYDROSTAR PRODUCTS...........................................................................617 I-XL Building Products..........................................................................1625 Inpro........................................................................................................816 Integrated Structural Solutions..............................................................648 James Hardie Building Products.............................................................410 K2 Stone................................................................................................ 1418 Kermode Forest Products Ltd. ......................................... BC Wood Pavilion Lux Architectural Panels.........................................................................303 Malco Products SBC.................................................................................642 Mansonville Plastics................................................................................517 MAPEI Inc................................................................................................231 Mix Solid Surface...................................................................................1518 Nedco....................................................................................................1246 Next Level Stormwater Management.....................................................846 OptiCrane Inc...........................................................................................215 Pacific Art Stone Inc..............................................................................1300 Panelex Industries Inc.............................................................................302 PowerHouse Building Solutions Inc........................................................514 Profast.....................................................................................................316 Project X Homes Inc................................................................................620 Prospan Engineered Wood Products......................................................618 Radon Environmental Management Corp..............................................445 Ram Board .............................................................................................317 RNW/Resysta Distribution Inc..............................................................1723 ROCKWOOL (previously Roxul)............................... 1734 & GVHBA Pavilion Romex Canada West.............................................................................1822 Rope + Cable Canada..............................................................................904 Royal Building Products.......................................................................... 311 San Group Inc................................................................... BC Wood Pavilion Schluter-Systems....................................................................................705 Spectrum Brands................................................................. GVHBA Pavilion Structurlam...................................................................... BC Wood Pavilion Surrey Cedar Ltd............................................................... BC Wood Pavilion Taiga Building Products Ltd....................................................................738 Tando.......................................................................................................501 The Azek Company..................................................................................537 The Benchmark Group.............................................................................125 Trail Appliances Ltd...............................................................................1031 U2 Fasteners............................................................................................604 VaproShield, LLC.....................................................................................418 Viceroy Houses......................................................................................1423 Viewpoint Doors.....................................................................................301 WerkMaster Grinders & Sanders Inc.......................................................225 Western Elevator Ltd...............................................................................531 Wiston Building Materials....................................................................1623 Woodtone........................................................................ BC Wood Pavilion

BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT Asyma Solutions Ltd...............................................................................736 Better Business Bureau of Mainland BC..................................................947 Downtown Surrey BIA.............................................................................217

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Independent Contractors and Businesses Association...........................610 Martin Knowles Photo/Media............................................. GVHBA Pavilion PFAFF LEASING........................................................................................403

DÉCOR

Rockfon.................................................................................................1736

Canada Mats..........................................................................................1235 Element Designs................................................................................... 1411 GE Appliances........................................................................................ 1331 Victor Wong Luxury Home Design International Ltd............................1307

CLIENT ENTERTAINMENT

DECORATIVE CONCRETE

Canucks Sports and Entertainment........................................................313 Langara Island Lodge..............................................................................722

Distinct Interiors................................................................................... 1316 Matt Concrete....................................................................................... 1316 Urban concrete design .........................................................................1620

CEILING SYSTEMS

COATING / SEALANTS / FINISHES Applied Coatings and Restoration Inc....................................................443 Benjamin Moore & Co...........................................................................1503 Blue Eco Enterprises Ltd..........................................................................213 Innovative Manufacturing Inc................................................................843 Neogard...................................................................................................616 Pinnacle West Enterprises......................................................................519 PPG Architectural Coatings ..................................................................1204 Sherwin-Williams.................................................................................1330

DESIGN Walas Concepts Inc...............................................................................1454 Element Designs................................................................................... 1411 Lanefab Design........................................................ Passive House Pavilion Victor Wong Luxury Home Design International Ltd............................1307

DRAINAGE ACO Systems, Ltd.....................................................................................930

COMMUNICATION SERVICES

EDUCATIONAL

Canadian Architect magazine............................................................... 1319 CCDEX Technologies Ltd..........................................................................647 Freedom Mobile......................................................................................734 MediaEDGE Communications West Inc.................................................1422 OtterProducts- OtterBox/ Life Proof.......................................................634 Teklar Electrical & Property Services.................................. GVHBA Pavilion

Langara College......................................................................................945 naturally:wood................................................................ BC Wood Pavilion Rick Hansen Foundation.......................................................................1815 UBC - Master of Engineering Leadership..............................................1223 WorkSafeBC............................................................................................510

CONCRETE / ASPHALT ARDEX Canada Inc................................................................................. 1111 Basalite Concrete Products – Vancouver, LLC.........................................342 Canam-Buildings.................................................................................... 411 Custom Building Products......................................................................731 Expocrete Concrete Products................................................................1225 Hogan Stakes...........................................................................................234 Kryton International Inc.........................................................................718 Level-Tech Concrete Systems..................................................................453 Profast.....................................................................................................316 Reinforcing Steel Institute of Canada.....................................................232 Safesidewalks Canada..........................................................................1047 Stylestone Surfaces Inc.........................................................................1325 Vancouver ICF..........................................................................................518 Xypex Chemical Corporation ..................................................................230

CONTRACTOR / DEVELOPER Anser Power Systems............................................................................1046 BMS Plumbing & Mechanical Systems Ltd............................................1535 Habitat for Humanity Greater Vancouver...............................................348 Horizon North Logistics Inc.....................................................................635 Innovative Fall Protection Inc.................................................................219 Metcalfe Lighting....................................................................................625 Phoenix Restorations..............................................PAMA Networking Area Prostar Contracting...............................................................................1535 Retro Specialty Contractors....................................................................126 Surrey Cedar Ltd............................................................... BC Wood Pavilion World of Walas......................................................................................1454

COUNTERTOPS Cosentino.............................................................................................. 1101 Paragon Surfacing.............................................................. GVHBA Pavilion Valley Countertops Industries............................................................... 1011

DECKING Duradek Canada Ltd................................................................................307 Jolani Distribution Inc. (Buzon Canada).................................................801 Kermode Forest Products Ltd. ......................................... BC Wood Pavilion Trex Decking & Framing..........................................................................738 Tuff Industries Inc...................................................................................507

ELECTRICAL Anser Power Systems............................................................................1046 Connectrac ...........................................................................................1303 Custom Power Generation....................................................................1244 DR Electrical........................................................................ GVHBA Pavilion Dyson Canada........................................................................................1520 Metcalfe Lighting....................................................................................625 Simson Maxwell....................................................................................1144 Teklar Electrical & Property Services.................................. GVHBA Pavilion Ouellet Canada........................................................................................737

ELEVATORS / ESCALATORS Bramalea Elevator Ltd.............................................................................318 City Elevator Ltd.................................................................................... 1243 Haynes Elevator.......................................................................................621 Metro Elevator Ltd................................................................................1447 Western Elevator Ltd...............................................................................531

ENERGY CONSERVATION / MANAGEMENT Enforma Inc.............................................................................................735 Johnson Barrow BC.................................................. Passive House Pavilion Leviton Manufacturing of Canada........................................................ 1247 Lumenix................................................................................................1730 PowerSafe Energy.................................................................................1046 Vortex Industries...................................................................................1222

ENGINEERING Enforma Inc.............................................................................................735 McIntosh Perry........................................................................................949 Pinchin Ltd............................................................................................1738 UBC – Master of Engineering Leadership.............................................1223

ENTRANCE FLOORING Grillage Bolar Canada Inc...................................................................... 1318 Rismat (FloorGuard) Matting Systems Inc............................................ 1242

EQUIPMENT RENTAL & SALES FalCan Industries Ltd...............................................................................549 Jim Pattison Lease..................................................................................521 Simson Maxwell....................................................................................1144 Super Save Group of Companies.............................................................704

EXHIBITOR LIST – BY CATEGORY CON’T FINANCIAL SERVICES / INVESTMENTS CWB Maxium Financial.........................................................................1346 Firma Foreign Exchange Corp...............................................................1201 Freedom Capital Inc..............................................................................1248 Gold Capital Corp....................................................................................716 Investors Group Financial Services Inc....................................................717 PFAFF LEASING........................................................................................403 Renaissance Mergers & Acquisitions....................................................1746 Rentcheck Credit Bureau.........................................PAMA Networking Area Timeshare Exit Team.............................................................................1254

FIREPLACES Miles Industries – Valor Fireplaces....................................................... 1217 Urban Fireplaces Ltd............................................... GVHBA Pavilion & 1025

FLOOR PLANS Prospan Engineered Wood Products......................................................618

FLOORING Altro Canada, Inc...................................................................................1502 Architectural Stone Decor..................................................................... 1811 Bay Resource Group..............................................................................1724 Canada Mats..........................................................................................1235 Citron Hygiene......................................................................................1253 Connectrac ...........................................................................................1303 Construction Specialties, Inc................................................................ 1416 Dinoflex Group LP..................................................................................1205 DMX Plastics Limited..............................................................................700 Edgewood Group.....................................................................................944 Garage Living........................................................................................1630 Grillage Bolar Canada Inc...................................................................... 1318 Nuheat.....................................................................................................404

Oakhill Distribution Inc.-PurParket.................................... GVHBA Pavilion Pliteq Inc.................................................................................................739 Rismat (FloorGuard) Matting Systems Inc............................................ 1242 Rymar Synthetic Grass and Rubber.......................................................1531 Simba Flooring Corporation....................................................................819 Stylestone Surfaces Inc.........................................................................1325 Topline Flooring Ltd. ..............................................................................407 TORLYS Inc.............................................................................................1104 Warmup Inc.............................................................................................339

FOUNDATIONS Bayo-s Canada ........................................................................................619 HYDROSTAR PRODUCTS...........................................................................617 Techno Metal Post...................................................................................239

FURNISHINGS E9 Luxury Living......................................................................................907 Resource Furniture................................................................................ 1511 Smart Office Solutions.......................................................................... 1210

GOVERNMENT Downtown Surrey BIA.............................................................................217 Health Canada.......................................................................................1334

GRAFFITI REMOVAL Goodbye Graffiti....................................................................................1443

GYPSUM PRODUCTS Tamlyn.....................................................................................................511

HOME AUTOMATION / LIGHTING CONTROL Nexelent Automation Ltd.....................................................................1434 Triangle Research International, Inc.....................................................1639

HVAC PRODUCTS & SERVICES Air System Supplies...............................................................................1607 CAG Cooling Solutions.............................................................................544 HVAC Systems & Solutions Ltd................................. Passive House Pavilion IBC Technologies Inc................................................................................721 Johnson Barrow BC.................................................. Passive House Pavilion Monde Home Products....................................................... GVHBA Pavilion Ouellet Canada........................................................................................737 Ram Mechanical Ltd................................................PAMA Networking Area Solaira Heating Technology..................................................................1523 Ventacity.................................................................. Passive House Pavilion Zehnder America...................................................... Passive House Pavilion

INDOOR AIR QUALITY Radon Environmental Management Corp..............................................445 Zehnder America...................................................... Passive House Pavilion

INSULATED CONCRETE FORMS Beaver Plastics........................................................................................539 Plasti-Fab Ltd..........................................................................................711 Vancouver ICF..........................................................................................518

INSULATION Amvic Building System Inc......................................................................323 Beaver Plastics........................................................................................539 Can-Cell Industries Inc............................................................................207 Demilec Inc..............................................................................................439 Mansonville Plastics................................................................................517 Pinnacle West Enterprises......................................................................519 Plasti-Fab Ltd..........................................................................................711 Quik-Therm Innovative Insulation........................... Passive House Pavilion ROCKWOOL (previously Roxul)............................... 1734 & GVHBA Pavilion

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FROM

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1.877.480.5637

connectrac.com

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EXHIBITOR LIST – BY CATEGORY CON’T Termokomfort............................................. European Innovations Pavilion Roxul................................................................................... GVHBA Pavilion

INSURANCE / RISK MANAGEMENT AMC Insurance........................................................................................615 BFL CANADA..........................................................................................1048 Investors Group Financial Services Inc....................................................717

INTERIOR / EXTERIOR WALL BOARD Distinct Interiors................................................................................... 1316

LANDSCAPE & GARDEN ACCESSORIES

MARKETING

Allstar Landscaping Ltd..........................................................................814 Barkman Concrete Ltd........................................................................... 1131 BC BRICK SUPPLIES LTD.........................................................................1602 BURNCO Landscape Centres Inc............................................................ 1137 E9 Luxury Living......................................................................................907 The Western Group/Canada.................................................................. 1123 Transformations Landscaping..............................................................1546 Van Isle Water....................................................................................... 1145 Western Turf Farms...............................................................................1338

Martin Knowles Photo/Media............................................. GVHBA Pavilion Steel Toe Jobs..........................................................................................505

Matt Concrete....................................................................................... 1316

LIFE SAFETY / SAFETY EQUIPMENT

JANITORIAL / CLEANING PRODUCTS & SERVICES

Atlas Anchor Systems (BC) Ltd................................................................419 BC Quake Kits Inc...................................................................................1354 Community Fire Prevention Ltd............................................................1452 Pacific Safety Consulting Group..............................................................643

Citron Hygiene......................................................................................1253 Edgewood Group.....................................................................................944 Fresh & Clean Management Co...............................................................417 Grime Fighters Service Group Ltd.........................................................1336

KITCHEN CABINETS Danver Outdoor Kitchens......................................................................1610 Leicht Vancouver................................................................................... 1817 Olon Industries, Inc...............................................................................1203 Pacific Rim Cabinets............................................................ GVHBA Pavilion

KITCHEN / BATHROOM Kartners.................................................................................................1005

LIGHTING ALEC Lighting Control/Triangle Research.............................................1639 Assa Industrial......................................................................................1421 Dyson Canada........................................................................................1520 Evergreen Lighting Group.....................................................................1239 Karice Enterprises Ltd...........................................................................1200 Lumenix................................................................................................1730 Movilume Inc.........................................................................................1604 Quantum Lighting Inc...........................................................................1043 Radiance Energy......................................................................................921 Yaships Lighting Canada Inc.................................................................1721

Monde Home Products....................................................... GVHBA Pavilion

MANTLES

Simple Shower Solutions........................................................................354

Architectural Stone Decor..................................................................... 1811

BUILDEX Vancouver • February 14 & 15, 2018

MATERIAL HANDLING Bramalea Elevator Ltd.............................................................................318

MILLWORK / CABINERY / MOULDINGS Barker Manufacturing Inc.......................................................................805 Garage Living........................................................................................1630 Leicht Vancouver................................................................................... 1817 Metrie......................................................................................................925 Olon Industries, Inc...............................................................................1203 Pacific Rim Cabinets............................................................ GVHBA Pavilion Vanplus Industries Inc...........................................................................1001

MODULAR BUILDING & PRE-FAB Bailey West..............................................................................................310 Horizon North Logistics Inc.....................................................................635 LifeTec Construction Group Inc...............................................................331 Talius.......................................................................................................543

MOVING / STORAGE Cole International...................................................................................304 Sphere 1 Logistics Inc..............................................................................812

OUTDOOR ENTERTAINMENT SPACES BURNCO Landscape Centres Inc............................................................ 1137 Danver Outdoor Kitchens......................................................................1610 PowerHouse Building Solutions Inc........................................................514 Urban Fireplaces Ltd............................................... GVHBA Pavilion & 1025

EXHIBITOR LIST – BY CATEGORY CON’T PAINTS & FINISHES

RECRUITMENT SERVICES

SOFTWARE / TECHNOLOGIES

Benjamin Moore & Co...........................................................................1503 Blue Eco Enterprises Ltd..........................................................................213 Cloverdale Paint....................................................................................1638 Everline Coatings and Services.............................................................1547 PPG Architectural Coatings ..................................................................1204 Sherwin-Williams.................................................................................1330

Faber.....................................................................................................1643 Steel Toe Jobs..........................................................................................505

PESTS / ANIMAL CONTROL

RENOVATION / RESTORATION

Abell Pest Control Inc............................................................................1234 Atlas Pest & Wildlife................................................PAMA Networking Area Integrated Pest Supplies Ltd.................................................................1542 Pigeon Patrol Products and Services....................................................1049 Westside Pest Control Ltd..................................................................... 1139

475 High Performance Building Supply................................................1702 Applied Coatings and Restoration Inc....................................................443 Draft Onsite......................................................................... GVHBA Pavilion Radiance Energy......................................................................................921 Sagiper North America Inc......................................................................425 Superior Restoration ..............................................PAMA Networking Area Glasspro Restoration............................................................................. 1212 Incredible Restorations...........................................PAMA Networking Area Motionsafe, Inc / Genesis Restorations...................................................934 Winmar Property Restoration..............................................................1353

ABB Inc.................................................................................................. 1149 Aecolux Technology..............................................................................1230 Asyma Solutions Ltd...............................................................................736 BidCentral...............................................................................................526 blueberrycloud........................................................................................646 Bridgit.....................................................................................................413 CCDEX Technologies Ltd..........................................................................647 ConstructConnect...................................................................................631 Crawford Compliance............................................................................ 1742 Dutch VR...................................................... European Innovations Pavilion eOmni Solutions.................................................................................... 1143 Foreseeson Technology...........................................................................946 GRAPHISOFT.......................................................................................... 1317 Interior Technology Inc.........................................................................1221 Invent Dev.............................................................................................1622 Lumingen Technologies..........................................................................645 New Space Technologies..................................................... GVHBA Pavilion New York Institute of Technology...........................................................747 Nuce............................................................ European Innovations Pavilion PlanGrid..................................................................................................545 Power Strata Systems.............................................PAMA Networking Area Priva............................................................ European Innovations Pavilion Procore Technologies..............................................................................538 Shadowshot Systems............................................................................1530 SiteMax Systems Inc................................................................................401 Triangle Research International, Inc.....................................................1639 Viewpoint Construction Software..........................................................535 Yardi Canada Ltd.....................................................................................942

PHOTOGRAPHY HundredFold Productions..................................................................... 1245 Multivista Construction Documentation................................................605

PLASTICS Mansonville Plastics................................................................................517 The Azek Company..................................................................................537

PLUMBING PRODUCTS ACO Systems, Ltd.....................................................................................930 Barclay Sales....................................................................... GVHBA Pavilion CuraFlo of BC Ltd...................................................................................1348 Hytec Water Management (Vancouver) Ltd.........................................1044 Kartners.................................................................................................1005 Nitro Pipe Freeze Inc.............................................................................1352

PRINTING – LARGE FORMAT ARC Document Solutions......................................................................1321 BC Housing..............................................................................................211 DSD...................................................................................... GVHBA Pavilion Epson Canada........................................................................................1603 PrismTech Graphics Ltd......................................................................... 1612 TR Trades Reproduction..........................................................................742

PROPERTY / ASSET MANAGEMENT eOmni Solutions.................................................................................... 1143 Pacific Quorum Properties Inc..............................................................1445 Rick Hansen Foundation.......................................................................1815 Strata Reserve Planning..........................................PAMA Networking Area Superior Fire & Flood Restoration...........................PAMA Networking Area

PROPERTY MAINTENANCE Grime Fighters Service Group Ltd.........................................................1336 Handy Appliances Ltd........................................................................... 1517 Transformations Landscaping..............................................................1546 BuildingLink Canada.............................................................................1436

PUBLISHING – MAGAZINES / WEB / DATA Award Magazine...................................................................................1521 Canadian Architect magazine............................................................... 1319 Green Sheet Construction Data Ltd..................................... GVHBA Pavilion

RADIANT FLOOR HEATING Nuheat.....................................................................................................404 Ultra-Fin Inc............................................................................................746 Warmup Inc.............................................................................................339

RAIN SCREENS Acrytec Panel Industries.........................................................................715 AL13 Architectural Systems....................................................................900

RE-PIPING BMS Plumbing & Mechanical Systems Ltd............................................1535 CuraFlo of BC Ltd...................................................................................1348

RECYCLING Dinoflex Group LP..................................................................................1205 Light Recycle.........................................................................................1237

ROOFING PRODUCTS / SERVICES Duradek Canada Ltd................................................................................307 Duro-Last Roofing Inc.............................................................................845 Firestone Building Products Canada.......................................................831 Henry Company................................................................... GVHBA Pavilion Innovative Fall Protection Inc.................................................................219 Innovative Manufacturing Inc................................................................843 Jolani Distribution Inc. (Buzon Canada).................................................801 Next Level Stormwater Management.....................................................846 Penfolds Roofing & Solar........................................................................701 Polyglass Canada....................................................................................838 Real Life Roofing Inc...............................................................................847 Strata CashBack Programs ...................................................................1438 Tuff Industries Inc...................................................................................507 Velux Canada Inc.....................................................................................830 Vicwest Building Products....................................................................1105

SCAFFOLDING Atlas Anchor Systems (BC) Ltd................................................................419

SECURITY / LOCK SYSTEMS & SERVICES ADT Security Services............................................................................1543 Avant Guard Gates and Access Controls Ltd..........................................1537 Chubb Edwards.....................................................................................1644 Corum Security......................................................................................1634 Quad-Lock Building Systems Ltd.............................. 637 & GVHBA Pavilion Talius.......................................................................................................543 Salto Systems Inc..................................................................................1645 Vancouver Safes.................................................................. GVHBA Pavilion

STAIRS / RAILINGS Custom Ornamental Iron Works Ltd.......................................................606 Euro Architectural Components............................................................1320

STEEL BUILDING SYSTEMS Canam-Buildings.................................................................................... 411 CISC, Canadian Institute of Steel Construction.......................................714 LifeTec Construction Group Inc...............................................................331 Reinforcing Steel Institute of Canada.....................................................232 Rope + Cable Canada..............................................................................904 Vicwest Building Products....................................................................1105

STONE – BRICK / GRANITE / MARBLE Brock White Construction Materials.......................................................224 Canadian Stone Industries (CSI – All Things Stone)..............................1424 K2 Stone................................................................................................ 1418 Pacific Art Stone Inc..............................................................................1300

SIDING

TILE & TILE / STONE PREPARATIONS

AL13 Architectural Systems....................................................................900 Allura.......................................................................................................306 Derby Building Products – Home of Tando.............................................501 Gentek Building Products.......................................................................325 Nichiha Fiber Cement..............................................................................423 Royal Building Products.......................................................................... 311 Woodtone........................................................................ BC Wood Pavilion

Ames Tile & Stone Ltd......................................................... GVHBA Pavilion ARDEX Canada Inc................................................................................. 1111 Color Master Tiles Canada Ltd.................................................................128 CSI – All Things Stone...........................................................................1424 Custom Building Products......................................................................731 Dexter Natural Stone Ltd........................................................................449 DP Tile and Stone.....................................................GVHBA Pavilion & 1017 Huard Distribution..................................................................................825 Pacific Art Stone Inc..............................................................................1300 Romex Canada West.............................................................................1822 Topline Flooring Ltd. ..............................................................................407

SIGNAGE ARC Document Solutions......................................................................1321

SITE FURNISHING / LANDSCAPE Barkman Concrete Ltd........................................................................... 1131 Precision Greens....................................................................................1039 Rymar Synthetic Grass and Rubber.......................................................1531 Van Isle Water....................................................................................... 1145

TOOLS Malco Products SBC.................................................................................642 Prona Tools Inc........................................................................................912

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EXHIBITOR LIST – BY CATEGORY CON’T TRANSPORTATION

Tempio Ventilated Facades...................................................................1507

McGregor & Thompson Hardware..........................................................724

Wallboard Trim & Tool.............................................................................307

Metrie......................................................................................................925

Cole International...................................................................................304

WASTE MANAGEMENT

Milgard Windows.................................................................................... 611

Sphere 1 Logistics Inc..............................................................................812

505-Junk Removal and Recycling.............................1148 & GVHBA Pavlion

Modern Classic.................................................................... GVHBA Pavilion

URBAN DEVELOPMENT

EarthBin Products.................................................................................1642

NABCO Canada........................................................................................919

Fresh & Clean Management Co...............................................................417

NanaWall Systems Inc. ...........................................................................811

Molok North America Ltd...................................................................... 1142

ODL Canada.............................................................................................743

VEHICLE RENTALS / SALES / SERVICES

Super Save Group of Companies.............................................................704

OPEN WINDOWS INC................................................................................725

Coastal Ford Sales.................................................................................1431

WATERPROOFING

Smart Garage...................................................................... GVHBA Pavilion

FLO.........................................................................................................1636

Kryton International Inc.........................................................................718

Eagle Imports Ltd....................................................................................415

Walas Concepts Inc...............................................................................1454

Mercedes-Benz Canada...........................................................................523

Mirage Screens.................................................................... GVHBA Pavilion

Project X Homes Inc................................................................................620

Mitsubishi Electric Sales Canada......................................... GVHBA Pavilion

Schluter-Systems....................................................................................705

Nissan Commercial Vehicles...................................................................343

SIGA.......................................................................... Passive House Pavilion

WALL PROTECTION

Xypex Chemical Corporation ..................................................................230

Altro Canada, Inc...................................................................................1502

Tamlyn.....................................................................................................511 Velux Canada Inc.....................................................................................830 Vertical Solutions Inc..............................................................................910 Vetta Building Technologies Inc.............................. Passive House Pavilion Vinyltek Windows.................................................................................1525 Westeck Windows & Doors.....................................................................911

Hydrostar Products.................................................................................617

WINSPIA Windows (Canada) Inc...........................................................1030

WALL PROTECTION / WALL COVERINGS / SERVICES

WINDOWS / DOORS

WINE CELLARS

Cascadia................................................................... Passive House Pavilion

Blue Grouse Wine Cellars........................................................................901

CRL-U.S. Aluminum............................................................................... 1211

Canadian Stone Industries (CSI)............................................................1424

Habitat for Humanity Greater Vancouver...............................................348

DYG Windows Ltd.................................................................................. 1119

Construction Specialties, Inc................................................................ 1416

Euroline........................................................ Passive House Pavilion & 1125

WOOD PRODUCTS

Cosentino.............................................................................................. 1101

Folding Sliding Doors Canada Ltd...........................................................630

BC Wood Specialties Group...................................................................1818

Durock Alfacing International................................................................810

Gentek Building Products.......................................................................325

Dick’s Lumber...................................................................... GVHBA Pavilion

EZEE Hoarding Inc...................................................................................644

Glass Grit.................................................................................................312

Fenstur Windows & Doors................................................ BC Wood Pavilion

Inpro........................................................................................................816

Innotech Windows + Doors..................................................................1402

RNW/Resysta Distribution Inc. .............................................................1723

Quick Ship Panels..................................................................................1202

Lynden Door Inc....................................................................................1430

Wijma.......................................................... European Innovations Pavilion

Rhino Carbon Fiber..................................................................................238

Masonite International Corporation..................................................... 1410

Wood WORKS! BC............................................................. BC Wood Pavilion

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PASSIVE HOUSE PAVILION GVHBA PAVILION Meet suppliers of Passive House-dedicated products and services. Whether you wish to learn more about modern building technologies or have a client interested in high performance buildings, the pavilion will offer insight, motivation and great connections.

EXHIBITORS • 475 High Performance Building Supply • Airstop (Isocell) • Cascadia • EuroLine Windows Inc. • HVAC Systems & Solutions Ltd. • Johnson Barrow BC • Lanefab Design

• Metric Modular • Passive House Canada • Quik-Therm Innovative Insulation • Siga • Ventacity • Vetta Building Technologies Inc. • Zehnder America

The GVHBA is a vital part of the construction industry representing all facets of new home construction, from single and multi-family builders, renovators, and residential land developers, to trades, suppliers, and professional companies involved in some aspect of home building. The GVHBA pavilion will feature members of the GVHBA showcasing the latest technologies and trends in the sector.

EXHIBITORS • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

505-Junk Ames Tile & Stone Ltd. Barclay Sales Bezdan Sales Dick’s Lumber Dongpeng DP Tile and Stone DR Electrical Draft Onsite DSD Dulux Green Sheet Construction Data Ltd. Henry Company Martin Knowles Photo / Media Mirage Screens Mitsubishi Electric Sales Canada

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Modern Classic Monde Home Products New Space Technologies Oakhill Distribution Inc.PurParket Pacific Rim Cabinets Paragon Surfacing Quad-Lock Building Systems Ltd. Rockwool Smart Garage Spectrum Brands Teklar Electrical & Property Services Urban Fireplaces Vancouver Safes Westcoast Wood

BC WOOD PAVILION

PAMA NETWORKING AREA

Over 2,000 square feet dedicated to members of BC Wood including manufacturers, suppliers and builders. One of the most popular features and an excellent opportunity to discover the diversity of work being produced by members of this organization.

The PAMA (Professional Association of Managing Agents) Networking Area features over a dozen exhibiting companies offering products and services exclusively for the property management industry. PAMA also offers a selection of education seminars as part of the BUILDEX Vancouver conference program, all geared towards professional property managers. Stop by on Wednesday, February 14 at 3:00PM and enjoy a complimentary glass of beer!

EXHIBITORS

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BC Wood Specialities Group Fenstur Windows & Doors Kermode Forest Products Ltd. Naturally:wood San Group Inc.

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Structurlam Products LP Surrey Cedar Wood WORKS! BC Woodtone

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Atlas Pest & Wildlife Control Incredible Restorations PAMA Phoenix Restorations Power Strata Systems

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Ram Mechanical Ltd. Rentcheck Credit Bureau Strata Reserve Planning Superior Flood & Fire Restoration

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