BUILDEX Calgary 2018 Showguide

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Shaping the Future

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Nov 28 - 30, 2018 Metro Toronto Convention Centre

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Welcome For those who are carefully constructed and those design-inclined, BUILDEX is the nexus for the commercial building industry. Developed upon Shaping the Future, the 2018 event tackles matters impacting the current and future state of the building industry.

Cannabis, Affordable Housing, Health & Wellness, Green Materials, Accessibility, Electric Vehicles, Blockchain, Digital Project Delivery, Virtual Reality, 3D Printing, Driving Social Change in Business and Design – these are just a few of the featured conversations that will be discussed at this year’s show.

DIRECTOR OF CONTENT & BRAND STRATEGY Nicole Etherington DIRECTOR OF SALES Michael Pelsoci ACCOUNT MANAGER Justine Diersch MARKETING MANAGER Michael Ekkers SENIOR GRAPHIC DESIGNER Dennis Chui SENIOR OPERATIONS MANAGER Katharine James

Playing host to a myriad of new features on the tradeshow floor, we are pleased to announce the addition of TECHCENTRIC, an education area built to provide you with the information you need to embrace present and future day technology in your practice. We’re also thrilled to welcome the addition of the Green Material Feature Area presented in partnership with CaGBC Alberta. This curated area provides attendees with an opportunity to learn about the latest and greatest in green materials. Be sure to check out these and other exciting feature areas on the tradeshow floor.

OPERATIONS COORDINATOR Nicole Walz

The conference and exhibits are developed to provide you with the information you need to expand your knowledge, refine your practice and make lasting connections with industry colleagues.

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BUILDEX Calgary has been bringing the building industry together for 19 years and it’s our distinct honour to welcome you to the 2018 event.

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Seminar Schedule

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Featured Keynotes

New / Green Product Showcase

The PerformEX Stage

TECHCENTRIC

Wednesday Sessions

Floorplan & Exhibitor List

Green Materials Feature & Development Showcase

Thursday Sessions

Project Mangement Workshops

Thank You to Our Sponsors & Associations

BUILDEX Calgary is co-located with CIPHEX West!

Show your BUILDEX pass to get complimentary access to the CIPHEX showfloor.

CIPHEX WEST is Western Canada’s Biggest trade show for plumbing, hydronics, heating, ventilation, air conditioning, refrigeration, kitchens & bathrooms and water treatment.

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SEMINAR SCHEDULE

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W E D N E S D AY, N O V E M B E R 7 QUARTER HORSE A/B

PALOMINO A/B

PALOMINO C

PALOMINO D/E

ON THE TRADESHOW FLOOR

ARABIAN A/B/C

MUSTANG

THE PERFORMEX STAGE

8:00 AM 8:30 AM

8:00am–9:00am

W03 – In the Blind Spot of 9:00 AM Sustainability – Interior Renovations

W04 – Gig Work – MicroBusinessing Your Career

W05 – Clearing the Smoke on Weed at Work: What Employers Need to Know About Cannabis in the Workplace

9:15am–10:15am

9:15am–10:15am

9:30 AM

9:15am–10:15am

10:00 AM W07 – Advanced

10:30 AM Accessible Design in Alberta

11:00 AM 10:45am–12:15pm

W08 – CONSTRUCTION KEYNOTE: An In-Conversation with 3 Leading Business Minds – How to Strengthen Your Company 10:45am–11:45am

OFFSITE: W13 – A Design Tour of the New Central Library

W09 – The Future of High Performance: Energy & Objective Based Codes

New Central Library 10:00am–11:30am

10:45am–12:15pm

W02 – Workshop: Integrated Project Delivery – An Action Guide for Leaders W06 – Big Data and the 9:00am–12:00pm Built Environment 9:45am–10:45am

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W11 – Building Envelope Horror Stories and Smart Solutions 11:15am–12:15pm

11:30 AM

TRADESHOW HOURS 9:30AM – 4:00PM OVER 175 EXHIBITS

1:00 PM W15 – WELL and

1:30 PM Wellspring Calgary –

Cancer Support Through Healthy Buildings

2:00 PM 1:45pm–2:45pm

12:00pm–12:30pm

W14 – Putting the “New” in the Renewal of Aging Infrastructure – U of C Schulich School of Engineering

W16 – It’s High Time – Accounting for Cannabis in Design & Code – What You Need to Know

W17 – Greening the Supply Chain: Green Materials & Healthy, Sustainable Buildings

1:30pm–2:30pm

1:30pm–3:00pm

1:45pm–2:45pm

2:30 PM

W19 – Next Generation District Energy Systems 1:45pm–2:45pm

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W20 – Driving Social Change in Business and Design

3:00 PM

D01 – Virtual Reality Demonstration: Twinmotion

W12 – BUILDEX Meeting of the Minds Lunch: Emotional Intelligence – Laying the Foundation for Culture, Community and Prosperity in Industry 12:00pm–1:30pm

12:00 PM 12:30 PM

TECHCENTRIC

W01 – Opening Plenary: Calgary 2.0: The Evolution of Our City

3:30 PM

T H U R S D AY, N O V E M B E R 8 QUARTER HORSE A/B 8:00 AM

PALOMINO A/B

PALOMINO C

TRADESHOW HOURS 9:30AM – 3:00PM OVER 175 EXHIBITS

8:30 AM 9:00 AM

PALOMINO D/E

ARABIAN A/B/C

T01 – Green Leaders Breakfast: Carbon Based Lifeforms Creating Zero Carbon Buildings

10:00 AM 9:30am–10:30am

MUSTANG

T02 – Workshop: PM150: Advanced Risk Assessment & Management for Construction and Real Estate Professionals Part 1

8:00am–9:30am

T03 – How to Work Less – 9:30 AM Innovation, Efficiency and the Value of Creativity in the Workplace

ON THE TRADESHOW FLOOR

T13 – Interior Design Keynote: T05 – Design Thinking – An In-Conversation on the The Discovery Dilemma Future of the Profession with 9:30am–10:30am Local Design Leaders

8:30am–12:00pm

9:30am–10:30am

THE PERFORMEX STAGE

TECHCENTRIC

T07 – Building Resilience for TC05 – Making Virtual the Future Climate – Alberta Reality a Success S O LD Infrastructure’s Technical 9:45am–10:15am OUT Design Requirements 9:45am–10:45am

10:30 AM T08 – Architecture Keynote: Challenging Typologies – What Does a Typical Building Look Like in 21st Century Canada?

11:00am–12:00pm

11:00 AM 11:30 AM

T09 – Construction Contracts 101

T11 – Passive House as a Road to Net Zero

11:00am–12:00pm

11:15am–12:15pm

D02 – Virtual Reality Demonstration: VRC Calgary

12:00 PM 12:30 PM

12:00pm–12:30pm

T12 – Innovations in Affordable 1:00 PM Housing – Part of Canada’s National Housing Strategy

1:30 PM 1:00pm–2:00pm

T04 – Adaptive Reuse – The Hypothesis and Reality of Converting Old Office to New Multifamily

T14 – Solar Energy in Calgary’s Built Environment

T16 – Workshop: PM250: Advanced Risk Assessment & Management for Construction and Real Estate Professionals Part 2

1:00pm–2:00pm

1:00pm–2:00pm

2:00 PM T18 – Emerging Solutions –

2:30 PM Leveraging Sustainability

Certifications & Energy Labelling Towards Carbon in Existing 3:00 PM Buildings 2:30pm–3:30pm

T19 – Unlocking the Potential of Digital Project Delivery with Alberta Infrastructure 2:30pm–3:30pm

T17 – Cryptocurrency, Blockchain & Smart Contracts – Unlocking Payment Potential 1:00pm–2:00pm

TC06 – 3D Printing

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1:00pm–4:30pm T20 – Affordable, Accessible and Sustainable Homes – The Trifecta of Housing Security

TC07 – The Future of Mobility Technology: Electric S OVehicles, LD OU The Sharing Economy, T and Autonomous Cars

2:30pm–4:00pm

2:30pm–3:00pm

3:30 PM 4:00 PM

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FEATURED KEYNOTES

Driving Social Change in Business and Design with Luke Anderson, Founder, StopGap Foundation, Engineer and Social Innovator

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7 • 3:00PM–4:00PM • $50 • PALOMINO A/B W20 – DRIVING SOCIAL CHANGE IN BUSINESS AND DESIGN [ BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1.0 AAA Structured LH • 1.0 HSW-Barrier Free Hour IDCEC Approved ] Ten years ago, social innovation and social enterprise were foreign concepts. Why would a business care about anything other than making money? Now, the pendulum has swung the other way. As socially innovative products and companies began to crop up, corporations started to wake up to a new reality. Today’s consumers are not only demanding that companies do good, they are using their dollars to prove that corporate social responsibility and social innovation can fuel massive growth.

In this talk, Luke Anderson explains the rise of StopGap, the social innovation project he founded that has changed the conversation around accessibility and inclusivity in Toronto. Luke will introduce your audience to the concept of social enterprise and how it has the capacity to unite business and social change. He will share the moving story of the accident that inspired StopGap, and how great ideas often come from a place of need. And, he will reveal how and why businesses must embrace the mindset of social innovation to succeed.

LUKE ANDERSON

ROLLIN STANLEY WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7 • 8:00AM–9:00AM • $50 • PALOMINO D/E W01 – OPENING PLENARY: CALGARY 2.0: THE EVOLUTION OF OUR CITY SUPPORTED BY [ BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1.0 AAA Structured LH • 1.0 General Hour IDCEC Approved ] Calgary – it’s one hell of a town. An economic downturn combined with a surge in economic diversification and outside of the box thinking, has created the spirit of an underdog in Calgary. With a renewed sense of optimism, and a myriad of achievements under their belt, the city is poised to take on the next generation of the world economy.

In this morning plenary, General Manager of Urban Strategy at the City of Calgary, Rollin Stanley, will address how this next generation economy is being considered in the planning of our city. Recognizing the migration, demographic, and cultural shifts the city is experiencing, Rollin will expand on how these trends are changing the composition of the city.

Urban centers around North America have shifted focus to deal with technological change.

Success can be found on a spreadsheet, says Luke. But it can also be found in your community. When businesses take on the challenges facing the people around them, real change can—and will—happen.

Speaker: Luke Anderson, Founder, StopGap Foundation, Engineer and Social Innovator

SHANE WALLACE WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7 • 12:00PM–1:30PM • $60 • PALOMINO D/E W12 – BUILDEX MEETING OF THE MINDS LUNCH: EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE – LAYING THE FOUNDATION FOR CULTURE, COMMUNITY AND PROSPERITY IN INDUSTRY [ BOMI 1.5 CPDs • 1.5 AAA Structured LHs • 1.5 General Hours IDCEC Approved ] The building industry is complex. It represents numerous different professions and services the diverse needs of our community.

Although there’s engagement within practice areas, there’s speculation that a divide between key segments has resulted in a lack of culture and community amongst industry. Some say this has led to a muted approach when it comes to tackling the issues we face as a collective, inhibiting market progression.

Getting to the crux of this dilemma Culture Expert and Industry Advocate, Shane Wallace, will highlight the critical role that culture plays in achieving prosperity as an industry.

Speaker: Shane Wallace, Chief Engagement Officer, CultureSmith Inc.

ERIC COREY FREED THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8 • 8:00AM–9:30AM • $60 • PALOMINO D/E PRESENTED BY T01 – GREEN LEADERS BREAKFAST: CARBON BASED LIFEFORMS CREATING ZERO CARBON BUILDINGS [ BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1.0 AAA Structured LH ] BUILDEX Calgary and CaGBC Alberta are pleased to announce the launch of the first inaugural Green Leaders Breakfast. The Green Leaders Breakfast is a provincial event that recognizes the importance of Green Building Professionals in the advancement of the built environment.

This breakfast features Sustainability Disruptor, Eric Corey Freed, a renowned keynote speaker and thought leader in Deep Green Buildings. Learn from the best, while networking with likeminded enthusiasts and industry activists.

Hear from an award winning architect in a lively discussion that will change how you look at the future, regardless of how bleak it may be!

Speaker: Eric Corey Freed, Sustainability Disruptor, Morrison Hershfield; Architect, Speaker, Author & Thought Leader in Deep Green Buildings

Speaker: Rollin Stanley, General Manager, Urban Strategy, City of Calgary

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Architecture Keynote: Challenging Typologies What Does a Typical Building Look Like in 21st Century Canada?

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8 • 11:00AM–12:00PM • $50 • PALOMINO A/B T08 – ARCHITECTURE KEYNOTE: CHALLENGING TYPOLOGIES – WHAT DOES A TYPICAL BUILDING LOOK LIKE IN 21ST CENTURY CANADA? [ 1.0 AAA Structured LH • 1.0 General Hour IDCEC Approved ] Amongst industry, there’s a common misunderstanding between building PROGRAMS and building TYPOLOGIES. A building program is defined by the owner’s requirement. That could be, for example, an office or residential building of a certain size and complexity. But what that doesn’t tell us, is whether that program is hosted by a building that is light or dark, tall or flat, iconic or low-key. One can imagine a program such as a student classroom being hosted by a shaded box with limited views, being substantially different than a naturally illuminated box with a terrace or a garden attached to it. Or for example, a place of worship being hosted by an 8-foot tall space versus 80-foot tall space of divine scale that induces the experience and helps us connect with another dimension of life.

This keynote will take a different view on the way we build contemporary architecture in Alberta. Speakers will challenge conventional typologies, a practice that is often disregarded in building planning and design.

Presenters will profile examples that have used purpose first to create a different engagement in space, inspiring healthy and sustainable buildings. Providing a future forward look, presenters will highlight the role this practice will play in advancing the state of architecture and the makeup of our communities.

Moderator: Jason S. Johnson, Associate Dean – Architecture, University of Calgary Speakers: Nima Javidi, Partner, Ja Architecture Studio Ben Klumper, Co-Founder, MoDA Colin Neufeld, Partner, 5468796 architecture Vedran Skopac, Associate, Manasc Isaac

Construction Keynote:

Interior Design Keynote:

How to Strengthen Your Company in a Shifting Economy

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7 • 10:45AM–11:45AM • $50 • PALOMINO A/B W08 – CONSTRUCTION KEYNOTE: AN IN-CONVERSATION WITH 3 LEADING BUSINESS MINDS – HOW TO STRENGTHEN YOUR COMPANY IN A SHIFTING ECONOMY

The Future of the Profession

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[ BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1.0 AAA Structured LH • 1.0 General Hour IDCEC Approved ] This keynote gathers 3 leading business minds that have been recognized for growing their companies in times of economic uncertainty. Was it just luck? Good timing? Or is there a more in depth approach to business resilience? As leaders in the construction industry, these are all things we must examine if we want to improve our resilience in a shifting economy.

These panelists will share their stories, painting a narrative of what business success looked like for them in an increasingly complex market. They’ll provide insight into the key leadership and organizational traits their company utilized to sharpen their competitive edge. Summarizing on key learnings, speakers will provide the “golden nuggets” of business success that were monumental to thriving in challenging economic times.

Applying these learnings in a future forward context, the panelists will discuss the societal shifts and economic influencers that they are following closely in-order-to plan for continued business resilience.

Moderator: Bill Black, President, Calgary Construction Association Panelists: Alina Martin, Managing Director, Yardstick; COO, Danatech Lara Murphy, Founder, Ryan Murphy Construction Inc.

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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8 • 9:30AM–10:30AM • $50 • PALOMINO A/B T13 – INTERIOR DESIGN KEYNOTE: AN IN-CONVERSATION ON THE FUTURE OF SUPPORTED BY THE PROFESSION WITH LOCAL DESIGN LEADERS [ BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1.0 AAA Structured LH • 1.0 General Hour IDCEC Approved ] As qualified design professionals, we are key contributors to sustainable, healthy, and economically viable spaces. Our scope of work spans construction and project management, design conceptualization, sustainability, health & wellness, and product and material selection. On top of this, we’ve taken on the complex role of “corporate strategist” consulting on productivity, culture, branding and more. As the demands of the market change and industry continues to evolve, we must ask ourselves how do we define our position in the building industry and advocate for a scope of work that enables us to best service our clients?

Panelists will conclude with predictions on where the industry is headed and what the future of our profession looks like.

Moderator: Tony Brenders, CEO, Interior Designers of Canada Panelists: Jacqui McFarland, Senior Associate, Stantec Architecture Kerri Peyton, Principal, Peyton Licensed Interior Design; Incoming Chair, Interior Designers of Alberta Dedre Toker, Partner, Lemay & Toker Jerilyn Wright, President, Jerilyn Wright & Associates

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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7 • 9:45AM–10:45AM • $50 W06 – BIG DATA AND THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT [ BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1.0 AAA Structured LH • 1.0 General Hour IDCEC Approved ]

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Technology can be used to make more informed design decision when it comes to the built environment. Focusing RORY ARMES on Big Data, this presentation will expand on the science of data collection and analytics, profiling the importance of interconnectivity in the evolution of both our buildings and the urban realm.

Honing in on the value of building better and deeper data models, the speaker will explore the real economics of creating a Big Data system to assess and predict the effect of human movement and outside influences on municipal and building infrastructure and systems.

Speaker: Rory Armes, CEO, Eight Solutions Inc.

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7 • 11:15AM–12:15PM • $50 W11 – BUILDING ENVELOPE HORROR STORIES AND SMART SOLUTIONS [ BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1.0 AAA Structured LH • 1.0 HSW-Building Code Hour IDCEC Approved ] BRIAN SHEDDEN This seminar will take in depth look at the problems faced by Calgary’s condominiums over the past few years. Problems that make Vancouver’s leaky condo crisis of the 90’s seem tame by comparison!

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8 • 9:45AM–10:45AM • $50 T07 – BUILDING RESILIENCE FOR THE FUTURE CLIMATE – ALBERTA INFRASTRUCTURE’S TECHNICAL DESIGN REQUIREMENTS [ BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1.0 AAA Structured LH • 1.0 HSWSustainability Hour IDCEC Approved ]

ALYSSA BOISVERT

With all Provinces and Territories working to build resilience to climate change, there has been question of whether the TDR will keep Alberta’s infrastructure resilient in the next gen. climate. To ensure the safety of all Albertans, AI has undertaken a study to better understand whether the TDR will hold up to future climate change impacts (hotter weather, changing precipitation patterns, increased frequency in severe weather events such as wildfires and flooding).

This seminar will present the findings of this study, expanding on the rigorous requirements that tested strong and true in ensuring the efficiency and resilience of public buildings. The presenters will also touch on the recommendations made to further improve the resilience of our building stock, including: using a project weather file to determine energy needs and corresponding design; increasing supports to achieve net zero by 2030; and enhancing measures to mitigate flood risk.

Anyone involved in the design, construction, and management of real estate will benefit from attending this seminar.

Attendees will gain valuable insights into the origins of the major issues affecting building envelopes and their ultimate impact on the structure of the buildings.

Speakers: Alyssa Boisvert, Manager, Strategic Policy, Alberta Infrastructure Matt Grace, President, Mission Green Building

Attendees will learn about the process for investigation, evaluation of findings, recommendations and options for repairs as well as real case studies that look at the full gambit of the problem, including litigation, insurance, special assessments, and available financing options.

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8 • 11:15AM–12:15PM • $50 T11 – PASSIVE HOUSE AS A ROAD TO NET ZERO

This presentation is well suited to professionals serving the condo industry, including lawyers, property managers, developers, contractors, building officials as well as condominium unit owners, as it’s the owner, ultimately, who must deal with the results of a system that has lead to these widespread problems.

Speaker: Brian Shedden, Principal, Entuitive

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7 • 1:45PM–2:45PM • $50 W19 – NEXT GENERATION DISTRICT ENERGY SYSTEMS [ BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1.0 AAA Structured LH • 1.0 HSW-Sustainability Hour IDCEC Approved ] District energy systems are gaining momentum across North America.

However, the traditional “heating Use of district energy systems is VLADIMIR MIKLER gaining momentum across North America. This trend, led by institutional campuses, such as universities or hospitals, and larger-scale commercial developments is being spurred by a wide variety of drivers ranging from performance improvements to existing steam or hot water networks, to more ambitious new systems targeting full transition to renewable and zero-carbon energy sources and technologies.

As the traditional approach to district energy “heating only” service no longer meets the current trends, needs and goals of our society, Integral Group has developed several innovative “next generation” district energy solutions. These systems not only provide both heating and cooling, but are flexible enough to accommodate to a multitude of “low-carbon” and “low-exergy” sources and energy conversion technologies. These “next generation” district energy systems are technically sound, have stellar environmental performance (some capable of achieving Net Zero Carbon), and are cost competitive.

This presentation outlines the approach and methodology Integral Group has developed and used successfully for next generation district energy systems. The speaker will illustrate these applications on several case studies of district energy projects currently in various stages of design and construction.

MATT GRACE

Alberta Infrastructure (AI) develops and maintains industry guidelines and specifications to ensure the best possible outcome for capital projects. These guidelines, known as Technical Design Requirements (TDR), provide industry with a comprehensive framework for building efficiency, health, life cycle cost, and environmental sustainability.

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Around the world, policy makers and institutions have established targets for Net Zero building construction. But how do we get there? Space heating continues to BRENDEN DAVID comprise the majority of energy consumed by our buildings, despite gains in the efficiency of mechanical systems. Designing building envelopes that keep heat from escaping in the first place is the next step in significantly reducing energy consumption in buildings, in turn resulting in building energy demand that can more feasibly be met by renewables. The Passive House Standard provides a roadmap for this improvement.

Speaker: Brenden David, P.Eng., CPHD, Project Engineer, Building Sciences, WSP

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8 • 1:00PM–2:00PM • $50 T17 – CRYPTOCURRENCY, BLOCKCHAIN & SMART CONTRACTS – UNLOCKING PAYMENT POTENTIAL [ BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1.0 AAA Structured LH • 1.0 General Hour IDCEC Approved ] Cryptocurrency and the blockchain that they are built upon is impacting KREGG FORDYCE the way we do business – it’s cutting out third party intermediaries, deconstructing global trade barriers, and drastically expediting transaction times. All of this while increasing market transparency.

This seminar will focus on the transformative effects these technologies will have on the construction industry. The speaker will focus on Smart Contracts and how they can help eliminate late payments. Furthermore, the speaker will also explore building an online economy around transacting on, sharing and storing our digital building information.

Speaker: Kregg Fordyce, Owner, CEO, Arkilio

Speaker: Vladimir Mikler, Prinicipal, Integral Group

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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7 • 10:00AM–10:30AM • TECHCENTRIC AREA TC01 – MAKING VIRTUAL REALITY A SUCCESS

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8 • 9:45AM–10:15AM • TECHCENTRIC AREA TC05 – MAKING VIRTUAL REALITY A SUCCESS

There is no question that Virtual Reality is powerful. But does it offer value for building designers and owners? Absolutely! VR can improve building operation and design and help customers and shareholders to experience a design before it is built. In this presentation, the speaker will highlight best practices and overview the tools and skills required to make Virtual Reality a success.

There is no question that Virtual Reality is powerful. But does it offer value for building designers and owners? Absolutely! VR can improve building operation and design and help customers and shareholders to experience a design before it is built. In this presentation, the speaker will highlight best practices and overview the tools and skills required to make Virtual Reality a success.

Speaker: Joe Magas, CEO & Owner, Fusiontek

Speaker: Joe Magas, CEO & Owner, Fusiontek

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7 • 12:00PM–12:30PM • TECHCENTRIC AREA D01 – VIRTUAL REALITY DEMONSTRATION: TWINMOTION

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8 • 12:00PM–12:30PM • TECHCENTRIC AREA D02 – VIRTUAL REALITY DEMONSTRATION: VRC CALGARY

Twinmotion is the simplest and most innovative 3D immersion and Virtual Reality solution on the market. In just seconds you can get started with direct synchronization from Revit and ARCHICAD. Attend a live demonstration conducted by Virtual Reality professional to experience how to bring your projects to life with elegant visualizations in Twinmotion.

VRC Calgary is a VR company focused on Construction and Engineering tools for the virtual world.

They develop construction simulations for all industries and have started to use these simulators in their sister training company, Alberta Construction Training Institute. These VR tools will enhance the skills of the participant in a zero-harm environment. The VR world allows the participants to be 100% engaged in the training with zero external distractions.

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7 • 1:30PM–2:00PM • TECHCENTRIC AREA TC02 – 3D PRINTING In this presentation, the speaker will highlight the practical application of 3D Printing expanding on the platforms being used present day and the different considerations that need to be taken into account in the adoption of its use. There will be a live 3D Printing Demonstration during this session!

Speaker: Kurtis J. McArthur, Journeyman Carpenter, Architectural Technologist, 3D Printing Enthusiast & AEC Tech Lover

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7 • 2:30PM–3:00PM • TECHCENTRIC AREA TC03 – THE FUTURE OF MOBILITY TECHNOLOGY: ELECTRIC VEHICLES, THE SHARING ECONOMY, AND AUTONOMOUS CARS Cars are set to change more in the next couple of decades than they have since their inception. New technologies in mobility will not only impact the automotive industry, but will alter the way we design and construct the urban and built environment. Attend this chat for an update on the mobile technologies that are available present day, in addition to the advancements coming down the pipe that will have transformative effects on the way we design the urban and built environment.

Speaker: Kae Shummoogum, P.Eng, CEO, Gasonic Group Ltd.

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8 • 1:30PM–2:00PM • TECHCENTRIC AREA TC06 – 3D PRINTING In this presentation, the speaker will highlight the practical application of 3D Printing expanding on the platforms being used present day and the different considerations that need to be taken into account in the adoption of its use. There will be a live 3D Printing Demonstration during this session!

Speaker: Kurtis J. McArthur, Journeyman Carpenter, Architectural Technologist, 3D Printing Enthusiast & AEC Tech Lover

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8 • 2:30PM–3:00PM • TECHCENTRIC AREA TC07 – THE FUTURE OF MOBILITY TECHNOLOGY: ELECTRIC VEHICLES, THE SHARING ECONOMY, AND AUTONOMOUS CARS Cars are set to change more in the next couple of decades than they have since their inception. New technologies in mobility will not only impact the automotive industry, but will alter the way we design and construct the urban and built environment. Attend this chat for an update on the mobile technologies that are available present day, in addition to the advancements coming down the pipe that will have transformative effects on the way we design the urban and built environment.

Speaker: Kae Shummoogum, P.Eng, CEO, Gasonic Group Ltd.

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Dave Picariello National Business Development Manager Trade Division Cloverdale Paint Inc. 400- 2630 Croydon Drive Surrey BC V3S 6T3 Canada dpicariello@cloverdalepaint.com Proudly Canadian Owned & Operated

• No charge site evaluation.

• Factory trained and authorized technicians serving Western Canada.

• Quarterly and semi-annual calibration services.

• Consultation on systems design.

• Installation, commissioning and retrofit services.

780.980.0799

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SALES | COMMISSIONING | SERVICE | CALIBRATION | SYSTEM DESIGN | FUNCTION TESTING

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WEDNESDAY SESSIONS WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7 • 9:15AM–10:15AM • $50 • QUARTER HORSE A/B W03 – IN THE BLIND SPOT OF SUSTAINABILITY – INTERIOR RENOVATIONS [ BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1.0 AAA Structured LH • 1.0 HSW-Sustainability Hour IDCEC Approved ] The world of sustainability has blind spots, and commercial interior renovations often find themselves in the middle of one. Whether it is due to the way codes are written, or the tight budgets and schedules that these projects often face, many organizations are missing a significant opportunity to create spaces that prioritize health, energy efficiency and environmental impact.

This presentation will discuss the related design conversations that can be overlooked on interior renovation projects, from waste management infrastructure to lighting controls to paint selection. The presenter will highlight how LEED ID+C and other rating systems can provide a framework for closing these gaps.

Participants will explore the unique value proposition of rating systems for interior projects, and how we can work towards greening commercial real estate from the inside out.

Speaker: Ben Campbell, Director, Southern Alberta – Sustainability & Energy, WSP Canada Inc.

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7 • 9:15AM–10:15AM • $50 • PALOMINO C W04 – GIG WORK – MICRO-BUSINESSING YOUR CAREER [ BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1.0 AAA Structured LH • 1.0 General Hour IDCEC Approved ]

SPONSORED BY

The gig economy has already touched you or those around you. You work in gigs, you hire gig workers, and gig workers deliver products and services to your door. The gig economy provides building materials and supplies that you use daily, and even the installation labour. How will you prepare, engage, compete and thrive in the gig economy? Will the gig economy be all that your children ever know? This presentation will both inform and provide specific strategies so that you can engage in a revolution in work-life described as akin to the Internet revolution in 1990. Join us to become empowered in this mega-trend in the world of work.

Speakers: James Bancroft, Career Coach, MCG Careers Ed Britton, Regional Manager, Calgary, MCG Careers Shamalia Butt, Gig Worker, MCG Careers

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7 • 9:15AM–10:15AM • $50 • ARABIAN A/B/C W05 – CLEARING THE SMOKE ON WEED AT WORK: WHAT EMPLOYERS NEED TO KNOW ABOUT CANNABIS IN THE WORKPLACE [ BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1.0 AAA Structured LH • 1.0 Health, Safety, Welfare Hour IDCEC Approved ] In this session, we will explore the answers to employers’ questions and assist them in understanding how to balance employee rights and safety. This session will include an update on the relevant legislation, review of the amendments employers should consider making to drug and alcohol policies, a discussion of when accommodation may be required and how to accommodate, and strategies for promoting a fit for work culture. Finally, the presentation will review what actions should be taken if an employer suspects their employee may be impaired at work, when an employer can discipline their employee for cannabis use and how to test for impairment at the job site.

Speakers: Christin Elawny, Lawyer, Field Law Chloe Mathioudakis, Lawyer, Field Law

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7 • 10:00AM–11:30AM • $45 • NEW CENTRAL LIBRARY W13 – A DESIGN TOUR OF THE NEW CENTRAL LIBRARY [ BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1.0 AAA Structured LH ] Iconic in the make-up of Calgary’s urban landscape, the new Central Library will act as a gathering spot for our cities many citizens. A collaboration between the City of Calgary, Calgary Public Library and Calgary Municipal Land Corporation (CMLC), this award winning building designed by Snohetta (NYC) and Dialog (Calgary) has been recognized as Architectural Digest’s most anticipated buildings of 2018.

The first of its kind, this tour will be led by CMLC Project Lead, Kate Thompson. Attendees will be led through the Library while being exposed to the buildings many monumental design features. Kate will provide information behind the unique design challenges that the Library presented, expanding on the narrative of the space and it’s many features.

Facilitated by: Rob Adamson, Principal, DIALOG Kate Thompson, Vice President, Projects, Calgary Municipal Land Corporation

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7 • 10:45AM–12:15PM • $60 • QUARTER HORSE A/B W07 – ADVANCED ACCESSIBLE DESIGN IN ALBERTA [ BOMI 1.5 CPDs • 1.5 AAA Structured LH • 2.0 HSW-Barrier Free Hours IDCEC Approved ] This seminar will provide a foundation for learning and understanding the prescribed accessibility (barrier-free) design requirements as they relate to the 2014 Alberta Building Code (ABC), while at the same time bringing attention to more meaningful access design, the application of universal design principles, and more restrictive accessibility design requirements that may be governed by the City of Calgary.

Speaker: Samantha Proulx, Accessible Built Environment Specialist, ABE Factors Inc.

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CONSTRUCTION. RENOVATION. ARCHITECTURE. INTERIOR DESIGN. PROPERTY MANAGEMENT. Business development for professional companies is changing.

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7 • 10:45AM–12:15PM • $60 • PALOMINO C W09 – THE FUTURE OF HIGH PERFORMANCE: ENERGY & OBJECTIVE BASED CODES [ BOMI 1.5 CPD • 1.5 AAA Structured LHs • 1.5 HSW-Building Code Hours IDCEC Approved ] In order to explore these impacts adequately, this presentation will review the impetus and philosophy of performance based codes, and explore the relationship to other design problems such as analogues.

Primarily using the energy codes for illustrative purposes, the speaker will demonstrate how performance options can affect project schedules, delivery methodology, and budgets for construction projects. Finally, the presenter will explore where code documents are headed, and how industry may be impacted in the future with a focus on permitting and approvals.

Speaker: Justin Pockar, Energy and Environment Coordinator, City of Calgary

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7 • 10:45AM–11:45AM • $50 • PALOMINO A/B W10 – WELL, FITWEL AND MORE – NAVIGATING THE HEALTH & WELLNESS LANDSCAPE FOR EXISTING BUILDINGS [ BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1.0 AAA Structured LH • 1.0 Health, Safety, Welfare Hour IDCEC Approved ] Health and wellbeing is a game changer, redefining what constitutes our age-old definition of sustainable buildings. Led by the pioneering Living Building Challenge, we also now have a proliferation of health & wellbeing-focused building standards with a new suite of performance-based metrics, such as those in the WELL Building Standard, the Fitwel Certification System. Investing in health and wellbeing strategies and certification can bring an edge to your projects with regards to attracting tenants and retaining top talent.

Ask us how to stay ahead!

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Focusing on region specific contexts, the presenters will discuss the standards available, highlight the intent, strengths and weaknesses of each in the context of existing buildings, notably commercial office and multiunit residential buildings, and share lessons learned from current projects.

Speakers: Rachel Bannon-Godfrey, Principal, Discipline Leader – Sustainability, Stantec Kaitlyn Gillis, Wellbeing + Sustainability Specialist, Stantec

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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7 • 1:30PM–2:30PM • $50 • PALOMINO A/B W14 – PUTTING THE “NEW” IN THE RENEWAL OF AGING INFRASTRUCTURE – U OF C SCHULICH SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7 • 1:30PM–3:00PM • $60 • PALOMINO C W16 – IT’S HIGH TIME – ACCOUNTING FOR CANNABIS IN DESIGN & CODE – WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW

[ BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1.0 AAA Structured LH • 1.0 General Hour IDCEC Approved ]

[ BOMI 1.5 CPDs • 1.5 AAA Structured LHs • 1.5 HSW-Building Code Hour IDCEC Approved ]

This case study reveals the decisions and design thinking to renew rather than replace. From the utterly practical- moving labs to the upper floors to reduce ducted pathways to the penthouse, to the wildly inventive - programming a four-storey glass facade to display patterns when the glazing tints in response to light levels, this project emphasizes the ‘new’ in renewal at a fraction of the cost of starting over.

Another year has passed with a flurry of activity in the Canadian cannabis construction market in preparation for legalization. This joint presentation is an update to the 2017 BUILDEX presentation, outlining the evolving state of design of production facilities, and discussing local regulatory considerations and perspectives.

Speakers will expand on they harnessed the possibilities of a simple form while bringing new clarity and purpose to existing and enlarged space, positioning the school of engineering in the vanguard of 21st century architecture.

Speakers: James Furlong, Partner, MCW Hemisphere Ltd. Justin Pockar, Energy and Environment Coordinator, City of Calgary

Speakers: David Dow, Principal, Diamond Schmitt Architects Stephen Mahler, Partner, Gibbs Gage Architects

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7 • 1:45PM–2:45PM • $50 • ARABIAN A/B/C W17 – GREENING THE SUPPLY CHAIN: GREEN MATERIALS & HEALTHY, SUSTAINABLE BUILDINGS

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7 • 1:45PM–2:45PM • $50 • QUARTER HORSE A/B W15 – WELL AND WELLSPRING CALGARY – CANCER SUPPORT THROUGH HEALTHY BUILDINGS

[ BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1.0 AAA Structured LH • 1.0 HSW-Sustainability Hour IDCEC Approved ]

[ BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1.0 AAA Structured LH • 1.0 Health, Safety, Welfare Hour IDCEC Approved ] WELL – the first standard of its kind to focus exclusively on the impact of the built environment on human health and wellness, has elevated human comfort to the forefront of building practices. With this ambition closely aligning with Wellspring Calgary’s mission of providing support, resources and programs to improve the lives of people living with cancer, Wellspring elected to pursue WELL certification for the new Randy O’Dell House.

This session will discuss the process followed by the Randy O’Dell House team as they pursue WELL certification, from project inception, through design and into construction. Highlights of new building performance measures to consider, challenges faced and lessons learned will be discussed.

Attendees will walk away with a deeper understanding of the WELL standard and how it can be used to support the health and wellness of its users.

PRESENTED BY

The built environment and the materials that go into it have significant impact on the health & wellness of those inhabiting a building. Furthermore, they can contribute to an asset’s lifecycle and value. An important part of the sustainable building equation is the greening of materials, not only for the health of the occupant, but for the overall health of the building.

This panel presentation will discuss the greening of the supply chain and how to navigate the selection and adoption of green materials as a building professional. Panelists will also discuss regulatory advancements and the resources available to help you pilot green material selection.

Interested in green materials? Be sure to visit the Green Materials Feature Area on the tradeshow floor for more resources.

Moderator: Jeff Bell, Ministry of Economic Development and Trade, Government of Alberta Panelists: Jeff Collins, Southern Alberta Sales Representative, Euroshield Roofing Jay Taylor, Regional Sales Manager, Hexion Canada Jesse Tufts, Research and Development Engineering Lead, All Weather Windows

Speakers: Niki Fehr, Centre Manager, Wellspring Calgary Erik Heck, Senior Sustainability Consultant, Mission Green Building

Expertise Everywhere Everyday

BUILD YOUR CAREER HERE

Connect with us today to learn more about Construction and Energy opportunities across Canada.

Our On-Site job board is located on the show floor at booth #213. Visit our booth to meet members of our Talent Team. Learn more about open roles, in-demand skills, advice for career seekers, and networking opportunities.

Shannon George I Senior Technical Recruiter I +1 403 212 8434 I shannon.george@energyresourcing.com

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FLOORPLAN & EXHIBITOR LIST COMPANY WEBSITE BOOTH# Access Denied

www.access-denied.ca

625

Adfast

www.adfastcorp.com 224

Aecolux Lighting

www.aecolux.com

520

Aevitas Inc.

www.aevitas.ca

334

Aiphone Corporation 3 www.aiphone.com 116 Allura by Plycem

www.alluraUSA.com

622

Almita Piling

www.almita.com

323

Alpine Mouldings Ltd.

www.alpinemouldings.ca

326

Amvic Building System Inc.

www.amvicsystem.com

1111

APEQ Products Inc

www.apeqproducts.ca

723

Applied Electronics Limited

www.appliedelectronics.com

624

ARC Reactions

www.arcreactions.com

510

Asyma Solutions Ltd.

www.asyma.com

833

Automation & Management Consulting – AMC

www.amc-hln.com

Montana Pavilion

B8 Ventures Ltd

www.b8ventures.com

600

Better Than Logs

www.betterthanlogs.com

Buller Engineering Products

www.bullereng.com

CaGBC Alberta

www.cagbc.org/alberta Green Materials Feature

Calgary Chamber

www.calgarychamber.com

132

Calgary Lighting Products

www.calgarylightingproducts.com

421

Montana Pavilion 500

Calgary Sports and Entertainment Corporation b www.nhl.com/flames

606

Calgary’s Best Vinyl Decks www.calgarysbestvinyldecksandaluminumrails.com 231 and Aluminum Rails CanadaMat

www.canadamat.com 834

Can-Cell Industries Inc.

www.can-cell.com

632

Citron Hygiene

www.citronhygiene.com

732

Cloverdale Paint Inc

www.cloverdalepaint.com

417

Combined Insurance

www.combined.ca

Cool Air Rentals

www.cool-air.com

Calgary Chamber 720

Crawford & Company (Canada) Inc. b www.crawfordcompliance.ca

423

CUC Software, Inc.

www.cucsoft.com

Daam Galvanizing

www.daamgalvanizing.com

DEL Communications Inc. b

www.delcommunications.com 513

Dennis Country Development Partnership www.investsouthwest.ca

Montana Pavilion 310

620

DOMO Design | Build, Inc.

www.domo-build.com

Montana Pavilion

Durabond Products Limited

www.durabond.com

627

Dyson Canada

www.dysoncanada.ca

607

Eco Lighting Solutions

www.ecolighting.ca

507

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COMPANY WEBSITE BOOTH# Ellergodt Design Inc.

www.beginwithdesign.com

Calgary Chamber

TRADESHOW HOURS

Enercare Connections Inc. b www.enercare.ca Energy Resourcing b

www.energyresourcing.com 213

(Industry Reception 4:00PM – 5:00PM in the Food Truck Alley)

Enmax Energy Corporation

www.enmax.com

THURSDAY 9:30AM – 3:00PM

Erv Parent Company Ltd.

www.ervparent.com

Euroshield

www.euroshieldroofing.com

ExportMontana

www.Exportmontana.com

FalCan Industries Ltd

www.falcan.com

Felco Industries

www.felco-ind.com

WEDNESDAY 9:30AM – 4:00PM

305 Green Materials Feature 808 Montana Pavilion 831 Montana Pavilion

Findoor Industrial Inc. 3 www.findoor.ca

311

Firestone Building Products Canada

410

www.firestonebp.ca

Firma Foreign Exchange b www.firmafx.com

201

Formtech Windows

www.formtech-inc.com

322

Gasonic Group Ltd.

www.gasonic.com

711

Gateworks Inc

www.gateworks.ca

223

Geo Dream Heat Products Inc

www.geodreamheat.com

726

GME Canada Inc.

www.gmecanada.com

315

Gold Leaf Technologies Inc

www.goldleaftech.com

827

Goldray Glass

www.goldrayglass.com Green Materials Feature

GRAPHISOFT b

www.graphisoft.com 514

Greener Days Solar Corp.

www.greener-days.com

219

GRILLAGE BOLAR CANADA INC

www.bolar.com

316

Haskayne School of Business, University of Calgary

www.haskayne.ucalgary.ca

737

Health Canada

www.hc-sc.gc.ca

1117

Helical Pier Systems Ltd.

www.hpspile.com

220

Hush City Soundproofing

www.hushcitysp.com

532

ICF - On behalf of Energy Efficiency Alberta www.efficiencyalberta.ca

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435

Ideal Manufacturing Inc.

www.idealmfginc.com

Montana Pavilion

iGUIDE

www.goiguide.com/landing-buildex 631

IMAGINiT TECHNOLOGIES

www.imaginit.com

611

Innotech Windows + Doors

www.innotech-windows.com

330

Innovative Fall Protection Inc.

www.innovativefallprotection.com

325

Integrity Buildings

www.integritypoststructures.com

204

Islandaire

www.islandaire.com 324

James Hardie Building Products

www.jameshardie.com

425

Kent Accounting & Tax

www.kentaccounting.ca

722

Knightwind Electrical Contracting

www.knightwindelectrical.com

721

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b = SPONSOR 3 = NEW / GREEN PRODUCT SHOWCASE (SEE PAGE 18)

COMPANY WEBSITE BOOTH#

COMPANY WEBSITE BOOTH#

KOVR

Rose Paving

www.rosepaving.ca

524

www.kovr.ca 703

L&J Diamond Maintenance 3 www.ljdm.ca

515

ROYER

www.royer.com

411

LED in Action

www.ledinaction.com

203

Rymar Synthetic Grass

www.rymar.ca

210

Leviton Manufacturing

www.leviton.com

501

SafetyGroup.ca

www.safetygroup.ca

Calgary Chamber

Lortap Architectural Millwork

www.lortap.com

727

Satic Inc.

www.saticusa.com

Montana Pavilion

LUX Architectural Panel

www.luxpanel.ca

526

Schluter Systems (Canada) Inc.

www.schluter.ca

200

McCrums Office Furnishings

www.mccrums.com

537

Selkirk Signs

www.selkirksigns.com

301

McIntosh Perry

www.mcintoshperry.com

517

Signarama

www.signaramacochrane.com 1115

Metalmark

www.metalmarkinc.com 317

SIRKit

www.sirkit.ca 814

Metro Ford Sales Ltd

www.metroford.ca

633

SmartUse Solutions

www.smartuse.com

Microsoft Surface

www.microsoft.com/surface

623

SolidCAD

www.solidcad.ca 823

Midland West Manufacturing

www.midlandwest.com

SPECS LTD

www.specs.ca

437

Molok North America Ltd.

www.molokna.com

SPI Health and Safety

www.spi-s.com

336

Suncoast Enclosures

www.suncoastenclosures.com

505

Sunder Building Supplies

www.sunderbuildingsupplies.com

216

Superform Products Ltd.

www.superformicf.ca

731

Supreme LED Ltd

www.supremeled.ca

610

Sybertech Waste Reduction Ltd.

www.swrl.com

730

TANSI Communications & Media Group

www.tansimedia.com

226

Montana Department of Commerce b www.Exportmontana.com

Montana Pavilion 506 230 Montana Pavilion

623

Mt Solar Inc.

www.mtsolar.us

MultiGas Detection & Reltech Drives

www.multigasinc.com

516

Nana Wall Systems Inc.

www.nanawall.com

400

Nespresso Professional

www.nespresso.com/pro

810

O&J Future Solutions

www.futuresolution.ca

1109

ON LIGHT

www.onlight.ca

821

Original Energy Sales

www.iqmassager.ca

826

PELLA WESTERN CANADA

www.pellacalgary.ca

211

Phantom Screens

www.phantomscreensofcalgary.com 414

Pilot Group

www.pilotgroup.ca

404

Pinchin Ltd.

www.pinchin.com

314

Plasti-Fab Ltd.

www.plastifab.com

530

PM Signs Corporation

www.pmltd.net

616

Procore b

www.Procore.com 615

Vetta Building Technologies 3 www.vettawindows.com

134

Profast

www.profast.ca 436

Visitor Bay Inc.

www.visitorbay.com

415

Pulse Smart Home Solutions Inc.

www.pulsesmarthomes.com

816

VRC Calgary

www.vrccalgary.ca

820

Quantum Lighting Inc.

www.quantumlighting.com

536

Western Kwik Forms Inc

www.westernkwikforms.com

320

RBC Insurance

www.rbcinsurance.com

830

Woodpecker European Timber Framing

www.europeantimberframing.com

612

Richelieu Hardware

www.richelieu.com

602

WOW Lighting

www.wowlighting.com

327

ROCKWOOL

www.roxul.com

511

WriteAway

www.writeawaysolutions.ca

RODDIE INC

www.roddieunderground.com Montana Pavilion

WSP

www.wsp.com 235

Romex Canada West 3

www.romexcanadawest.com 206

YellowWood IT

www.yellowwoodit.ca

The Reinforcing Steel Institute of Canada www.rebar.org TitanStraps

www.titanstraps.com

TMH Industries Inc.

www.tmhindustries.com

214 Montana Pavilion 626

Toyota Canada Inc. b www.Toyota.ca

300

TrussLox

www.trusslox.com

Montana Pavilion

U-SUE INC

www.usue.ca

126

Vertical Interiors by McIntyre

www.mcintyregrp.com

630

Calgary Chamber

321

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EXHIBITOR LIST – BY CATEGORY APPLIANCES Applied Electronics Limited...................................................................................................624 Nespresso Professional..........................................................................................................810

ARCHITECTURAL PRODUCTS / MATERIALS / DESIGN Adfast................................................................................................................................... 224 Dyson Canada....................................................................................................................... 607 Ellergodt Design Inc........................................................................................Calgary Chamber GRILLAGE BOLAR CANADA INC...............................................................................................316 LUX Architectural Panel........................................................................................................ 526 McCrums Office Furnishings................................................................................................. 537

ASSOCIATIONS

Firestone Building Products Canada.....................................................................................410 Hush City Soundproofing..................................................................................................... 532 Ideal Manufacturing Inc................................................................................. Montana Pavilion Integrity Buildings............................................................................................................... 204 James Hardie Building Products........................................................................................... 425 Plasti-Fab Ltd....................................................................................................................... 530 Richelieu Hardware.............................................................................................................. 602 Suncoast Enclosures............................................................................................................. 505 Sunder Building Supplies......................................................................................................216 Superform Products Ltd........................................................................................................731 TMH Industries Inc................................................................................................................ 626 TrussLox.......................................................................................................... Montana Pavilion

BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT

Energy Resourcing.................................................................................................................213 The Reinforcing Steel Institute of Canada.............................................................................214

Helical Pier Systems Ltd........................................................................................................ 220

AUTOMOTIVE

COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS

Metro Ford Sales Ltd............................................................................................................. 633 Toyota Canada Inc................................................................................................................. 300

Aiphone Corporation.............................................................................................................116 Applied Electronics Limited...................................................................................................624 Calgary Sports and Entertainment Corporation................................................................... 606 CUC Software, Inc........................................................................................... Montana Pavilion DEL Communications Inc.......................................................................................................513 Microsoft Surface ................................................................................................................ 623 SmartUse Solutions.............................................................................................................. 623 TANSI Communications & Media Group................................................................................ 226

BUILDING AUTOMATION CONTROLS & SYSTEMS Eco Lighting Solutions.......................................................................................................... 507 Gateworks Inc....................................................................................................................... 223 Pulse Smart Home Solutions Inc............................................................................................816 WOW Lighting.......................................................................................................................327

B:8.125” T:7.875” S:7.25”

BUILDING ENVELOPE Allura by Plycem................................................................................................................... 622 APEQ Products Inc................................................................................................................ 723 James Hardie Building Products........................................................................................... 425 LUX Architectural Panel........................................................................................................ 526 Nana Wall Systems Inc.......................................................................................................... 400 Pilot Group............................................................................................................................ 404

BUILDING MAINTENANCE PRODUCTS & SERVICES

Nespresso Professional offers quality coffee machines designed for all office sizes and locations.

Every Nespresso capsule is recyclable.

Almita Piling......................................................................................................................... 323 Alpine Mouldings Ltd........................................................................................................... 326 Better Than Logs............................................................................................ Montana Pavilion Can-Cell Industries Inc.......................................................................................................... 632 Durabond Products Limited................................................................................................. 627 Euroshield ............................................................................................................................ 808 BUILDEX Calgary • November 7 & 8, 2018

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None None

T:10.875”

S:10.125”

BUILDING MATERIALS / SUPPLIES

A R E YO U R E A DY T O O F F E R YO U R E M P L OY E E S A C U P A B OV E ?

B:11.125”

Citron Hygiene...................................................................................................................... 732 Daam Galvanizing .................................................................................................................310 Innovative Fall Protection Inc............................................................................................... 325 L&J Diamond Maintenance...................................................................................................515 McIntosh Perry......................................................................................................................517 MultiGas Detection& Reltech Drives......................................................................................516 Schluter Systems (Canada) Inc.............................................................................................. 200 Sybertech Waste Reduction Ltd........................................................................................... 730 Vertical Interiors by McIntyre............................................................................................... 630

EXHIBITOR LIST – BY CATEGORY CONCRETE & STONE PRODUCTS / MATERIALS GME Canada Inc............................................................... 315

ENGINEERING Pinchin Ltd....................................................................... 314

Ideal Manufacturing Inc............................Montana Pavilion

ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES

The Reinforcing Steel Institute of Canada....................... 214

Gasonic Group Ltd........................................................... 711

Western Kwik Forms Inc.................................................. 320

Greener Days Solar Corp.................................................. 219

CONSTRUCTION

WSP................................................................................. 235

SmartUse Solutions.........................................................623 SolidCAD..........................................................................823 Visitor Bay Inc.................................................................. 415 VRC Calgary..................................................................... 820 YellowWood IT................................................................. 321

LANDSCAPING Access Denied..................................................................625

FLOORING & FLOORCOVERINGS

B8 Ventures Ltd...............................................................600

Rose Paving..................................................................... 524

CanadaMat......................................................................834

Gateworks Inc..................................................................223

SPI Health and Safety...................................................... 336

Erv Parent Company Ltd................... Green Material Feature

Sybertech Waste Reduction Ltd...................................... 730

Almita Piling.................................................................... 323

GRILLAGE BOLAR CANADA INC......................................... 316

LIGHTING

Midland West Manufacturing...................Montana Pavilion

CUC Software, Inc......................................Montana Pavilion DOMO Design | Build, Inc. .........................Montana Pavilion Helical Pier Systems Ltd...................................................220 IMAGINiT TECHNOLOGIES ................................................ 611 Innovative Fall Protection Inc.......................................... 325

Romex Canada West........................................................206 Rymar Synthetic Grass..................................................... 210

Aecolux Lighting............................................................. 520 Calgary Lighting Products............................................... 421

FOUNDATIONS

Eco Lighting Solutions..................................................... 507

Formtech Windows ........................................................ 322

Gold Leaf Technologies Inc.............................................. 827 Knightwind Electrical Contracting.................................. 721

Lortap Architectural Millwork......................................... 727

GOVERNMENT

DECKS / DECKING

Dennis Country Development Partnership...................... 620

O&J Future Solutions..................................................... 1109

ExportMontana.........................................Montana Pavilion

ON LIGHT.......................................................................... 821

Health Canada................................................................1117

Quantum Lighting Inc..................................................... 536

Calgary’s Best Vinyl Decks and Aluminum Rails.............. 231 Phantom Screens ............................................................ 414

DOORS

Montana Department of Commerce................................230

HOUSING PRODUCTS & SYSTEMS

LED in Action................................................................... 203

Supreme LED Ltd............................................................. 610 WOW Lighting................................................................. 327

PARKING & ROADWAYS

Findoor Industrial Inc...................................................... 311

Geo Dream Heat Products Inc.......................................... 726

Innotech Windows + Doors............................................ 330

Greener Days Solar Corp.................................................. 219

PELLA WESTERN CANADA................................................ 211

Original Energy Sales....................................................... 826

Automation & Management Consulting – AMC...................................Montana Pavilion

Vetta Building Technologies............................................ 134

Cool Air Rentals............................................................... 720

B8 Ventures Ltd...............................................................600

EDUCATIONAL

Islandaire......................................................................... 324

Rose Paving..................................................................... 524

Haskayne School of Business, University of Calgary........ 737 IMAGINiT TECHNOLOGIES ................................................ 611 VRC Calgary..................................................................... 820

ELECTRICAL

Hush City Soundproofing................................................ 532

PLUMBING

INTERIOR DESIGN PRODUCTS & FINISHES

Dyson Canada..................................................................607

Cloverdale Paint Inc......................................................... 417

TitanStraps................................................Montana Pavilion

McCrums Office Furnishings............................................ 537

RODDIE INC................................................Montana Pavilion

Knightwind Electrical Contracting.................................. 721

WriteAway..................................................Calgary Chamber

PRE-ENGINEERED BUILDING SYSTEMS

ELEVATORS, LIFTS AND ESCALATORS

DOMO Design | Build, Inc. .........................Montana Pavilion

Buller Engineering Products............................................500

IT SOLUTIONS FOR PROPERTY MANAGEMENT, DESIGN, ENGINEERING & CONSTRUCTION

ENERGY MANAGEMENT

Amvic Building System Inc.............................................1111

Enercare Connections Inc................................................ 621

Asyma Solutions Ltd........................................................ 833

PROPERTY / ASSET MANAGEMENT Combined Insurance...................................Calgary Chamber Enercare Connections Inc................................................ 621 Firma Foreign Exchange.................................................. 201

Enmax Energy Corporation.............................................. 305

Automation & Management Consulting – AMC...................................Montana Pavilion

Gold Leaf Technologies Inc.............................................. 827

Crawford & Company (Canada) Inc.................................. 423

Kent Accounting & Tax.....................................................722

ICF - On behalf of Energy Efficiency Alberta.................... 435

iGUIDE.............................................................................. 631

RBC Insurance.................................................................. 830

Leviton Manufacturing.................................................... 501

Microsoft Surface ...........................................................623

SPECS LTD........................................................................ 437

Mt Solar Inc................................................Montana Pavilion

Procore............................................................................ 617

U-SUE INC........................................................................ 126

Satic Inc.....................................................Montana Pavilion

SIRKit............................................................................... 814

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Daam Galvanizing ........................................................... 310

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McIntosh Perry................................................................ 517

ROOFING PRODUCTS/ SERVICES Euroshield .......................................................................808 Firestone Building Products Canada............................... 410

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Formtech Windows ........................................................ 322 Goldray Glass.................................... Green Material Feature Innotech Windows + Doors............................................ 330 PELLA WESTERN CANADA................................................ 211 Vetta Building Technologies............................................ 134

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SHAPING OUR CITIES DEVELOPMENT SHOWCASE Shaping our Cities Development Showcase provides a written and visual narrative of the Calgary and Alberta development scene.

Profiling 6 leading projects from across the province that are innovation and green driven, this area provides attendees with an opportunity to learn about the technical and design achievements being made by the building industry across Alberta.

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THURSDAY SESSIONS THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8 • 9:30AM–10:30AM • $50 • QUARTER HORSE A/B T03 – HOW TO WORK LESS – INNOVATION, EFFICIENCY AND THE VALUE OF CREATIVITY IN THE WORKPLACE

use the workplace as a foundation to demonstrate how to use these tools however attendees will walk away with an analogue that can be applied to any complex issue.

Speaker: Annette Barrelet, Manager of Workplace Strategy, Teknion

[ BOMI 1.0 CPD ] Rather than rewarding working smart, there is an unhealthy focus in today’s workplace on working ‘hard’ — even if it is less than efficient.

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8 • 11:00AM–12:00PM • $50 • PALOMINO C T09 – CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS 101

Despite what is known about diminishing returns on hours worked after 50 hour a week, common Industrial work cultures counterintuitively honour greater hours spent at the office, which pushes workers to operate at less than their best selves. Overburdened with inefficiencies, redundancies, and labour-intensive tasks, most workers are supersaturated with tasks that take much time, but offer little value.

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Given what is known about the distressing impacts to health, personal relationships, and work quality, a more impactful contribution to your organization would be innovating to produce greater efficiency, as opposed to long and unfruitful hours at the desk. Success shouldn’t be measured in sacrifice. Rather, companies should be encouraging, recognizing, and promoting innovation and efficiency. Individuals can promote that agenda by taking the initiative to create efficiency and generate buy-in from management.

This seminar will inspire you to adopt a new approach to your work. The presenter will provide an arsenal of tools and techniques that will contribute to working smarter, not harder. Focusing on innovating for efficiency, the presenter will go into detail on how to identify opportunities for improvements, expanding on creative solutions that can easily be put in place. Furthermore, this session will discuss the importance of adjusting one’s mind-set in creating a work environment that is more sustainable for all, while simultaneously ensuring the best ROI for the organization.

Speaker: Luticia Foreman, Senior Planner, Graham Construction

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8 • 9:30AM–10:30AM • $50 • PALOMINO C T05 – DESIGN THINKING – THE DISCOVERY DILEMMA [ BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1.0 AAA Structured LH • 1.0 General Hour IDCEC Approved ] Where was your last great idea? When faced with a complex problem, we often tend to jump to the solution, but may exclude a critical part of the creative problem solving: discovery. Through this interactive workshop, design thinking principles are applied bringing the discovery process to life. The presenter will share simple and effective tools used to define and solve a problem. This seminar will

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 the important provisions to pay close attention to.

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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. Speaker: Bill Woodhead, Senior Associates, Borden Ladner Gervais LLP

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8 • 1:00PM–2:00PM • $50 • PALOMINO A/B T04 – ADAPTIVE REUSE – THE HYPOTHESIS AND REALITY OF CONVERTING OLD OFFICE TO NEW MULTIFAMILY [ BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1.0 AAA Structured LH • 1.0 General Hour IDCEC Approved ] With the current office vacancy rate sitting at 27% adaptive reuse and space adaptability has become a very popular conversation in Calgary as of late. From this conversation, a speculation has stemmed that old office buildings can’t be repurposed into alternate asset types, but is this really true?

This presentation will address this exact question. Taking a case study approach the presenters will explore the reality of converting old office space into new multifamily residential. Speaking from firsthand experience, the presenters will expand on these conversions from a development and construction perspective addressing the feasibility of such projects. Attendees will also learn about the unique challenges that arise from a project of this nature and how to better plan and prepare for them.

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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8 • 1:00PM–2:00PM • $50 • QUARTER HORSE A/B T12 – INNOVATIONS IN AFFORDABLE HOUSING – PART OF CANADA’S NATIONAL HOUSING STRATEGY MEDIA SPONSOR

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8 • 2:30PM–3:30PM • $45 • QUARTER HORSE A/B T18 – EMERGING SOLUTIONS – LEVERAGING SUSTAINABILITY CERTIFICATIONS & ENERGY LABELLING TOWARDS CARBON IN EXISTING BUILDINGS

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Canada’s first ever National Housing Strategy is a 10-year, $40 billion plan to create a new generation of housing in Canada. This unprecedented investment will strengthen the middle class, cut chronic homelessness in half and fuel our economy. By bringing together the public, private and non-profit sectors, this re-engagement in affordable housing will ensure Canadians across the country have access to housing that meets their needs and is affordable.

Our existing building stock has significant potential for energy savings and carbon reduction.

Commercially available sustainability certifications for existing buildings such as LEED EBOM, BOMA BEST, WELL, and Fitwel standards provide defined framework and metrics for targeting sustainability in existing buildings. This presentation will discuss several case studies where these sustainability certifications were considered for retrofit implications, capital and operating cost, and additional benefits to building users.

Attend this seminar and learn about key initiatives such as the Innovation Fund, the Demonstrations Initiative, Solutions Labs, and other innovative research programs under the umbrella of Affordable Housing. If you’re interested in seeing what innovative projects are being built across the country, or have a transformative technology that could contribute to the future of housing affordability, this session is for you.

Speaker: Dany Skelling, Affordable Housing Specialist, Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8 • 1:00PM–2:00PM • $50 • PALOMINO C T14 – SOLAR ENERGY IN CALGARY’S BUILT ENVIRONMENT

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[ BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1.0 AAA Structured LH ] As demand for clean and green energy increases and technology cost decreases, solar energy has never been a more viable option for building designers and facility managers to consider. This “solar panel” will explore several recently completed commercial and institutional solar energy projects in Calgary and the successes and lessons learned that others can learn from when advancing new projects in future.

Moderator: Paula McGarrigle, Managing Director, Solas Energy Consulting Inc.

The presenter will expand upon these and other examples: • The CORE shopping center in downtown Calgary - the first building of its kind to pursue LEED EBOM certification and to use the Energy Jumpstart path to meet the LEED EBOM energy prerequisite • Centre 10 - a high-rise office building in downtown Calgary that currently pursuing LEED EBOM certification and conducting re-commissioning to identify suitable retrofit opportunities • The Harry Hays Government of Canada Building - pursuing LEED EBOM certification under the federal government’s low carbon initiative and has conducted ASHRAE level 2 energy audits to identify energy saving opportunities • The City of Edmonton Municipal Buildings - on-going efforts to conduct ASHRAE level 2 energy audits and feasibility studies for LEED EBOM and BOMA BEST certifications on energy intensive municipal buildings These case studies aim to inform how different building types may find suitable retrofit opportunities and sustainability certifications towards a low carbon future.

Speakers: Yichao Chen, Building Energy Consultant, Morrison Hershfield Susan Kapetanovic-Marr, Sustainability Specialist, Morrison Hershfield

Panelists: Jennifer D’Aoust, Solar Program Manager, Energy Efficiency Advisor Arsheel Hirji, Leader of Sustainable Infrastructure, City of Calgary Dave Vonesch, Chief Operating Officer, SkyFire Energy

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THURSDAY SESSIONS CONT’D THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8 • 2:30PM–3:30PM • $50 • PALOMINO C T19 – UNLOCKING THE POTENTIAL OF DIGITAL PROJECT DELIVERY WITH ALBERTA INFRASTRUCTURE

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8 • 2:30PM–4:00PM • $60 • ARABIAN T20 – AFFORDABLE, ACCESSIBLE AND SUSTAINABLE HOMES – THE TRIFECTA OF HOUSING SECURITY

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Responsible for a portfolio of approximately 2000 buildings, Alberta Infrastructure (AI) must ensure maximum project efficiency and the accurate and timely management of asset information. With this being a critical piece in infrastructure and building planning and management, AI decided to explore Digital Project Delivery as a tool to achieve this. In March of 2018, after leading a Digital Project Delivery working group inclusive of key industry stakeholders, AI released their Digital Project Delivery Requirements as an important first step towards digital transformation.

This presentation will demonstrate how affordable, sustainable and accessible homes can be achieved simultaneously, without trade-offs. The presenters will explain how this can be accomplished by illustrating the various designs, materials, construction methods, and technologies available.

As the rest of industry continues to embrace digital platforms as a tool to enhance their own projects, practitioners are looking to Alberta Infrastructure to learn from example. This session features key individuals that were involved in the development and deployment of AI’s Digital Project Delivery Requirements. Speaking to the business opportunity that Digital Project Delivery presented, this session will expand on the process and key considerations that were accounted for in the establishment of realistic and achievable Requirements. The presenters will expand on the opportunities that this technology provides throughout the different stages of the project and asset lifecycle, expanding on the challenges realized and lessons learned to date.

This presentation will help foster a culture of innovation in the housing industry to encourage adoption practices that ensure true affordability that is accessible and sustainable.

Elizabeth Huculak will focus on the affordability aspect of the presentation. She will demonstrate the need for affordable housing, and how improved design materials and building practices can lower shelter costs, improve homeowners’ quality of life, and improve housing security. Moreover, she will discuss long-term affordability aspect of accessible and sustainable homes.

Darby Lee Young will then shed light on the need for universally accessible design in homes and communities by demonstrating how disabilities can affect almost everyone, in different ways and for different periods of time. She will also focus on the actual implementation of accessible design in homes, and how it can save homeowners money in the long run.

Attendees will walk away with a better understanding of the considerations that need to be taken into account in the development of your own digital project delivery requirements.

Finally, Melanie Ross will discuss various approaches to ensure the adoption of high performance sustainability measures, to not only help the save the environment, but also to help homeowners save money.

Speakers: Giancarlo Da Silva, Virtual Construction Lead, PCL Construction Rafael Lucero, Manager, Spatial Information Management Group, Alberta Infrastructure Brittany Mendiuk, BIM Technologist, Alberta Infrastructure

Speakers: Elizabeth Huculak, Interim CEO, Attainable Homes Calgary Corporation Darby Lee Young, Principal, Level Playing Field Inc. Melanie Ross, Associate, Sustainability, Integral Group

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PROJECT MANAGEMENT WORKSHOPS THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8 • 8:30AM-12:00PM • $125 • MUSTANG T02 – WORKSHOP: PM150: ADVANCED RISK ASSESSMENT & MANAGEMENT FOR CONSTRUCTION AND REAL ESTATE PROFESSIONALS PART 1 [ BOMI 3.0 CPDs • PMI 3 PDU Credits • 3.5 AAA Structured LHs • 3.5 General Hours IDCEC Approved ] Industry defines a successful project as receiving the expected function on the original date and at the price originally committed. When surveyed, most executives, state that what they receive in terms of a project delivery satisfies those requirements only about 25% of the time. Advanced Risk Management is a course which addresses the present state of risk management and presents up to date industry best practices. This course uses a simulation case-study.

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This workshop provides a practical approach to explore proven risk management strategies while reinforcing the importance of risk management in a project management environment.

Introduction • Definition of Risk and its impact on a the strategic, operational and project goals of business • Risk Planning: Creating an analysis model • Review of Risk Assessment, probability concepts with exercises • Risk Identification Methodologies • Risk Identification Individual Exercises and Team Case Study Evaluation and Assessment • Risk Evaluation and Planning • Risk Qualification Analysis Techniques • Risk Quantification Analysis Techniques • Individual Exercises and Team Case Study *This is a standalone course, in addition to part 1 of a part 2 workshop. Part 2 is offered in the afternoon and must be registered for separately. Please refer to T16 for the continued agenda.

Speaker: Dr. Bud MacAulay Lush, MSc, PhD, MCSE, CSM, FRCPM, Chairman & Chief Technical Officer, Atocrates Project Sciences

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8 • 1:00PM–4:30PM • $125 • MUSTANG T16 – WORKSHOP: PM250: ADVANCED RISK ASSESSMENT & MANAGEMENT FOR CONSTRUCTION AND REAL ESTATE PROFESSIONALS PART 2 [ BOMI 3.0 CPDs • PMI 3 PDU Credits • 3.5 AAA Structured LHs • 3.5 General Hours IDCEC Approved ]

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This workshop provides a practical approach to explore proven risk management strategies while reinforcing the importance of risk management in a project management environment.

Measurement • Risk Measurement vs Risk Management • Systemic vs. Idiosyncratic Risk • “Risk” vs. “Uncertainty” or “Ambiguity.”

• The Curse of Overconfidence and Luck

• Methods for Estimating Volatility and Value at Risk (VaR) • Uses and Limitations of Quantitative Techniques

Management • Risk Response Planning and Analysis • Opportunity side of risk • Categorization and analysis

• Risk Response Planning • Risk Reporting • Individual Exercises and Team Case Study

*This is a standalone course, in addition to part 2 of a two-part workshop. Part 1 is offered in the morning and must be registered for separately. Please refer to T02 for the morning agenda.

Speaker: Dr. Bud MacAulay Lush, MSc, PhD, MCSE, CSM, FRCPM, Chairman & Chief Technical Officer, Atocrates Project Sciences

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7 • 9:00AM–12:00PM • $125 • MUSTANG W02 – WORKSHOP: INTEGRATED PROJECT DELIVERY – AN ACTION GUIDE FOR LEADERS

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[ BOMI 3.0 CPDs • 3.0 AAA Structured LH ] Published in June of this year, Integrated Project Delivery: An Action Guide for Leaders provides owners and other project leaders with how-to knowledge—not advice or a sales tool—on how to do Integrated Project Delivery (IPD). This instruction guide helps leaders determine whether IPD is right for their project and the steps needed to make IPD a reality and a success.

The workshop will provide an overview of the Guide, address Validation, Culture, Financial issues, What Goes Wrong, and How to Get Started, in a combination of presentation, discussion, and interactive activities. The workshop will be facilitated by a multi-disciplinary team including owner, architect, and constructor.

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