How the natural power of stone can enrich modern living
Milton District Hospital is a community hospital that serves residents of the fastest growing community in Canada -- the town of Milton and its surrounding areas.
View case study The Nordic Museum is an internationally recognized museum and cultural center in Seattle, WA that celebrates the history, arts and culture of all five Nordic countries: Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden.
View case study The Origine project in Québec sets the stage for more sustainable building practices in North America.
View case study Perched on the banks of Montreal’s riverfront, Habitat 67 is a historical landmark, a building commissioned as part of Canada’s Expo 67 centennial celebrations.
View case study New York City has set itself some ambitious environmental goals. It’s aiming for a 50 percent cut in lower Manhattan’s CO2 emissions by 2030, and a city-wide 80 percent reduction by 2050
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As sustainable construction gains traction across North America and around the world, tall wood mass timber construction is increasing as a result.
An in-depth guide for building design and construction professionals to select the right design, construction assemblies, and materials to mitigate noise pollution.
Stone wool should be part of your solution to help reduce greenhouse gas emissions and contribute toward sustainable development.
Managing interior noise doesn’t have to be complicated. We cover how to use acoustic insulation as part of your wall assemblies within homes and buildings to reduce the sound transmission between rooms and soundproof your room.
