A discussion with RCI’s Executive Vice President and Chief Executive Officer, Lionel van der Walt, about trends and challenges he sees currently in the industry, and where he thinks the industry is going

Events that draw in thousands of people from around the globe can be seen as significant sources of greenhouse gas emissions

Freezing temperatures and precipitation can lead to problems that harm structural integrity of the building envelope and the comfort of its occupants

What creating a habitat for an alien planet could mean for the future of building on Earth

In the building envelope, the time soaking process of applying a separate weather and air barrier is giving way to integrated sheathing — combining the sheathing and the WRB-AB together

Legislation paves way for enhanced national guidelines for building safety assessments following disasters.

The construction industry can increase productivity and quality while reducing energy consumption, lowering costs and saving time through creating strong links between designing and making

Ultra HT Wind & Water Seal high temperature roofing underlayment is ideal for vertical side wall applications.

Three new stations in the Toronto Transit Commission Line 1 Extension employed inverted roof membrane assemblies to achieve cool roof and longevity requirements.

The project includes a 30,000-square foot main building, a gym, outdoor sports fields, a teen center, learning centers, a technology and STEM lab, art and music spaces, and a kitchen.