BUILDEX Edmonton 2018 Showguide

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EDMONTON’S LARGEST CONFERENCE AND TRADESHOW FOR

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

MARCH 20 & 21, 2018

EDMONTON EXPO CENTRE

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EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT Patti Stewart

Welcome

DIRECTOR, CONFERENCE MANAGEMENT Tiffany Edwardsen MANAGER, CONTENT & STRATEGY Nicole Etherington DIRECTOR OF SALES Michael Pelsoci

It’s that time of year again and we’re excited for another BUILDEX Edmonton show!

After 12 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 some industry favorites including the BOMA Edmonton Luncheon and the must-attend Industry Reception supported by IDA.

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

Continuing with the tradition of bringing you stellar industry keynotes, this year we welcome Dr. John E. Taylor from Georgia Institute of Technology to discuss Engineering Smart Cities and Shawn Kanungo, Partner of Queen & Rook Capital who highlights the reason, Why Build a Culture of Experimentation? Furthermore, we’ve brought you 35+ information packed seminars which are accredited by BOMI Canada, AAA & IDCEC.

OPERATIONS COORDINATOR Nicole Walz SENIOR GRAPHIC DESIGNER Dennis Chui

We are also pleased to introduce a new feature on the tradeshow floor: The PerformEX Stage will showcase five high-impact, accredited seminars.

REGISTRATION MANAGER Gillian Wright

This year’s exhibits and conference are developed to provide information and assist you in making connections that will enable your business to grow, whether you’re looking for architectural and design products, building components, development, financing, insurance, management services, marketing, security systems, software and much more.

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Finally, we’d like to say a big ‘thank you’ to all our exhibitors, sponsors, industry partners, speakers and all those who help to make this annual event successful. We hope you enjoy the show.

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Plus, the International Roofing Exposition, Construct, the Remodelling Show, DeckExpo, International Pool Spa and Patio Expo, JLC Live and the American Institute of Architects’ Annual Convention & Tradeshow.

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PROGRAM AT-A-GLANCE Urban & Community Planning

Business & Strategic Planning

Property Management

Facility Management & Building Maintenance

Health & Wellness

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Building Code & Envelope Solutions Building Performance, Energy Efficiency & Environment Legal, Regulatory & Risk Management New Products, Technologies, Innovations & Materials Professional & Personal Skills Development Project Planning, Management & Best Practices

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KEYNOTE: Engineering Smart Cities: The Power of IoT, Data and Digital Twinning

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My Building Says What? Aligning Culture and Brand with Space through Effective Space Planning The “Doctor” is Concerned – Identifying and Addressing Building Envelope T04 Issues in Condominiums T03

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The Experience Index: How Are Experience & Innovation Linked, and Why It Matters

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T08 Contentious Construction Contract Clauses: Traps and Pitfalls to be Aware Of

ROOM 103

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Future Proofing Construction Companies: A Case Study on How a Four-Letter T09 Word Turned into Double Digit Profit

ROOM 107A

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T10 Developer’s Roundtable

ROOM 109

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T11 Passive House MURBs: Cold Climate Applications

ROOM 108

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T12 Cyber Security, Business Continuity Planning, and Risk Management

ROOM 103

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T13 An Introduction to Fitwell

ROOM 107A

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T14 Materials Matter in LEED v4

ROOM 102

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T15 Passive House HVAC: The Parts & Pieces of a Whole Lot of Energy Savings

ROOM 108

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Public Relations: The Missing Piece in Your Marketing Strategy

ROOM 103

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Energy-Savvy Organizations – Energy Efficiency Alberta’s Business, NonProfit, and Institutional Energy Savings Program

ROOM 102

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T19 Accessibility and Barrier Free Design T20

KEYNOTE: Be Bold, Be Brave, Be Experiential: Why Build a Culture of Experimentation

PerformEX Stage $45 ROOM 109

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W01 The Waltz of Light and Architecture

ROOM 102

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W02 The Risks Inherent in Planning for Project Success

ROOM 103

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W03 Edmonton’s Big Buildings: Energy Saving Opportunities & Benefits

ROOM 107A

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W04 Northern Climate Passive House Institutional Building: Valley View Town Hall

ROOM 108

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W06 Acoustic Value Engineering

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W08 Passive House as a Road to Net Zero

ROOM 108

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W09 Interior Design Keynote: The Measure of Space and How it Makes us Feel

ROOM 109

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Chaos Problem? How to Produce a Meaningful Organizational Change in the W10 Chaos of Today

ROOM 102

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W11 What Now? One Year of Energy Code and Beyond

PerformEx Stage $45

GO Fish – Using Strategy Visualization Tools for Better Discovery, W12 Understanding and Problem Solving

ROOM 102

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W13 Broadening the Sustainable Design Discussion – Biophilia, Beauty and Fitness

ROOM 107A

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Flood and Other Severe Weather Risks – How Does the Insurance Industry W14 View These Situations

ROOM 108

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W15 The Risks Inherent in Delivering Promised Value & Benefits

ROOM 103

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Measure Twice, Cut Once: Building Automation Systems & HVAC Controls W16 Commissioning – Best Practices for Design and Implementation CLOSING KEYNOTE: The Buildings of the Future are Zero Carbon: How Green W17 Buildings Can Meet Carbon Emissions Targets

PerformEx Stage $45 ROOM 109

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TUESDAY, MARCH 20 • 9:00AM–10:00AM • $45 • ROOM 109 T01 – KEYNOTE: ENGINEERING SMART CITIES: THE POWER OF IOT, DATA AND DIGITAL TWINNING

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[ BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1 AAA Structured Learning Hours ] Driven by the challenges of rapid urbanization, cities are implementing advanced sociotechnical (complex systems that recognize the interaction between people and their surroundings) solutions to become smarter. The success of this evolution relies on systems that can combine data from individual infrastructure components (i.e. automobile traffic on roadways, occupants in buildings) to the urban scale, and vice versa. However, to develop a holistic understanding of a city’s multiple states of flux, we must rely on the symbiosis of such disparate data.

TUESDAY, MARCH 20 • 3:00PM–4:00PM • $45 • ROOM 109 T20 – KEYNOTE: BE BOLD, BE BRAVE, BE EXPERIENTIAL: WHY BUILD A CULTURE OF EXPERIMENTATION [ BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1 AAA Structured Learning Hours • 1 General Hour IDCEC Approved ] Competition is for losers. Today, our competitive global market is unforgiving and ruthless –no one is spared. Consumer expectations and behaviors, shaped by new market entrants, have also changed more in the last 10 years than in the last 100 years combined. Disruptive innovation is forcing firms to reimagine their customer experiences, channel strategies and business models. How do we survive? Today, we need to be bold, brave and experimental. We can only keep up if we foster a relentless culture that promotes human-centered design and rapid experimentation. This is our only competitive advantage.

This keynote will examine the Internet of Things, Data and the concept of Digital Twinning as it applies to improving the urban realm, elevating the concept of smart cities to a whole new level. Taking a case study approach, Dr. John E. Taylor will describe the creation of a Smart City Digital Twin of the City of Atlanta and how such a platform can enable increased visibility into a cities’ human-infrastructuretechnology interactions. The presentation will further discuss how spatio-temporal information within a city can be collected from and enabled through the connectivity offered by Internet of Things (IoT) and virtualization. Attendees will walk away with a better understanding of how these platforms can provide critical forward looking insights into a city’s smarter performance and growth, allowing us to make better informed design decisions when it comes to the urban and built environment.

Speaker: Dr. John E. Taylor, Professor, School of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology

In this session, you will: • Learn why 2018 is the greatest (and scariest) time to be in business.

• Learn why taking a human-centered approach helps build culture, but also de-risks projects by saving time and money.

• Explore how the leading companies have embraced the power of competition and experimentation.

• Learn from Shawn’s experience on the battleground of building culture with clients and internally.

• Obtain methods and tools for transforming your organization’s culture.

Speaker: Shawn Kanungo, Partner, Queen & Rook Capital

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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21 • 11:00AM–12:00PM • $45 • ROOM 109 W09 – INTERIOR DESIGN KEYNOTE: THE MEASURE OF SPACE AND HOW IT MAKES US FEEL

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[ BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1 AAA Structured Learning Hours • 1 General Hour IDCEC Approved ] 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 that seek to become skilled in leveraging the power of design, that

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21 • 2:00PM–3:00PM • $45 • ROOM 109 W17 – CLOSING KEYNOTE: THE BUILDINGS OF THE FUTURE ARE ZERO CARBON: HOW GREEN BUILDINGS CAN MEET CARBON EMISSIONS TARGETS

PRESENTED BY

[ BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1 AAA Structured Learning Hours • 1 Health, Safety, Welfare Hour IDCEC Approved ] 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

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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.

Moderator: Jennifer Busch, Vice President, A&D, Teknion Panelists: Darren Gee, Interior Designer, DIALOG Crystal Graham, Principal, Kasian Architecture Interior Design & Planning Michele Roach, Principal & Licensed Interior Designer, Wolski Design Group

through innovation and investment in LEED certified green buildings. As we move toward a carbonconstrained 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

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PASSIVE HOUSE SESSIONS TUESDAY WEDNESDAY TUESDAY, MARCH 20 • 9:30AM–11:00AM • $55 • ROOM 108 T05 – PASSIVE HOUSE: A PRIMER ON HIGH PERFORMANCE [ BOMI 1.5 CPD • 1.5 AAA Structured Learning Hours • 1.5 HSW-Sustainability Hours IDCEC Approved ] Passive House designs are ultra-efficient, affordable and healthy buildings that can transform our built environment. Building professionals, developers, manufacturers, and public officials alike are all turning to the Passive House standard to deliver high performance buildings and differentiate themselves in a competitive marketplace. This shift is starting to alter the Canadian construction industry. 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 Alberta. The speaker will also shine light on the benefits of offsite construction and the integration of Passive House design.

Speaker: Rob Bernhardt, CEO, Passive House Canada

TUESDAY, MARCH 20 • 11:30AM–1:00PM • $55 • ROOM 108 T11 – PASSIVE HOUSE MURBS: COLD CLIMATE APPLICATIONS [ BOMI 1.5 CPD • 1.5 AAA Structured Learning Hours ] The international Passive House building standard offers designers the path to the highest level of energy efficiency possible. Applying this standard in cold Canadian climates, like Edmonton, and to multi-family building projects comes with a unique set of challenges. Certified Passive House Consultant, Stuart Fix, P.Eng., of ReNu Engineering will offer a window into this world, using BC Housing’s 50 Unit Passive House apartment complex in Fort St. John, BC, as a case study.

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21 • 9:00AM–10:30AM • $55 • ROOM 108 W04 – NORTHERN CLIMATE PASSIVE HOUSE INSTITUTIONAL BUILDING: VALLEY VIEW TOWN HALL [ BOMI 1.5 CPD • 1.5 AAA Structured Learning Hours ] Passive House is a demanding standard and achieving it in northern climates has been thought to be challenging. What are those challenges? How are they overcome? Come and hear the story of Valley View Town Hall, the first institutional Passive House building in Alberta.

Speaker: Oscar Flechas, Flechas Architecture

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21 • 11:00AM–12:30PM • $45 • ROOM 108 W08 – PASSIVE HOUSE AS A ROAD TO NET ZERO [ BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1 AAA Structured Learning Hours ] 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 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, Project Engineer, Building Science, WSP Canada

Speaker: Stuart Fix, Principal, ReNü Engineering

TUESDAY, MARCH 20 • 1:30PM–3:00PM • $45 • ROOM 108 T15 – PASSIVE HOUSE HVAC: THE PARTS & PIECES OF A WHOLE LOT OF ENERGY SAVINGS [ BOMI 1.5 CPD • 1.5 AAA Structured Learning Hours ] Passive House has changed the way we look at buildings, not just from an energy perspective, but from a holistic approach to health, comfort and resiliency. This session will explore the details of what a Passive House HVAC system looks like, and how it impacts these elements in achieving your goals for both new buildings, and retrofitted old ones.

Speaker: Barry Stephens, Regional Sales Manager, Ventacity

TUESDAY, MARCH 20

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21

10:00AM–12:00PM • $65 T06 – BUILDING RENEWABLE ENERGY BEYOND PHOTOVOLTAICS: TARGETS, METRICS AND TRENDS 2:00PM–3:00PM • $45 T19 – ACCESSIBILITY AND BARRIER FREE DESIGN

10:00AM–11:00AM • $45 W06 – ACOUSTIC VALUE ENGINEERING 11:30AM–12:30PM • $45 W11 – WHAT NOW? ONE YEAR OF ENERGY CODE AND BEYOND 1:00PM–2:00PM • $45 W16 – MEASURE TWICE, CUT ONCE: BUILDING AUTOMATION SYSTEMS & HVAC CONTROLS COMMISSIONING – BEST PRACTICES FOR DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION

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Industry Reception Tuesday, March 20

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4:00pm – 5:00pm At the PerformEX Stage

Join us for the Industry Reception at the PerformEX Stage.

Mingle with over 250 professionals while enjoying a glass of wine or beer.

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TUESDAY SESSIONS TUESDAY, MARCH 20 • 9:00AM–10:00AM • $45 • ROOM 102 T02 – CANADIAN HEALTHCARE DESIGN OPTIONS FOR SUSPENDED CEILINGS [ BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1 AAA Structured Learning Hours • 1.0 HSW Hour IDCEC Approved ] This seminar examines the guidelines for designing Health Care Facilities in Canada. The speaker will review the Canadian reference standards – Z8000-11 and Z317.13-07; the terminology used; and the variety of possible different usages within a medical facility. The speaker will discuss sound control, requirements for patient, semi-restricted, dietary and laundry areas. The seminar will go into detail on the criteria to provide ceilings that prevent the habitation and spread of viruses and bacteria.

Speaker: Gale LeBlanc, BID, NCIDQ, CTR, LEED GA, Architectural Solutions Representative, CGC

TUESDAY, MARCH 20 • 9:00AM–10:00AM • $45 • ROOM 103 T03 – MY BUILDING SAYS WHAT? ALIGNING CULTURE AND BRAND WITH SPACE THROUGH EFFECTIVE SPACE PLANNING [ BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1 AAA Structured Learning Hours • 1 General Hour IDCEC Approved ] In planning renovations or new buildings, spaces speak volumes about the culture, values and brand of the company who use it. During this seminar, the speaker will hone in on three areas: how to determine the message sent by buildings, how to determine the culture and values of the people within an organization, and how to align the building with culture to strengthen the organization’s brand.

boards, some leaking at the windows, maybe a bit of an odour or a stain that was not there before.

Corporations dispatch their handymen to touch-up the paint, maybe put a bit of caulking on, reattach the piece of cladding that is dislodged. And this goes on for a few years, but nothing improves. The speaker will go into detail on how to identify and address the symptoms of these buildings, providing first hand knowledge on the most commonly occurring and problematic situations.

Speaker: Brian Shedden, Principal, Entuitive

TUES, MAR. 20 • 10:00AM–12:00PM • $65 • PERFORMEX STAGE T06 – BUILDING RENEWABLE ENERGY BEYOND PHOTOVOLTAICS: TARGETS, METRICS AND TRENDS [ BOMI 2.0 CPD • 2 AAA Structured Learning Hours • 2 HSW-Sustainability Hours IDCEC Approved ] This session will offer an introduction to various alternate and renewable energy systems. An overview of capital and operational expenditure will be provided, as well as trends and selection metrics to assist professionals in making informed decisions. Following this presentation, participants will understand: • Renewable targets for 2020, 2030 and 2050 in Alberta.

• Achievable renewable energy options for the built environment.

• Metrics for selecting the most suitable option.

This session applies to anyone who designs, manages or owns space, whether public or private.

Speaker: Joylyn Teskey, Owner, Noun Consulting

TUESDAY, MARCH 20 • 9:30AM–10:30AM • $45 • ROOM 107A T04 – THE “DOCTOR” IS CONCERNED – IDENTIFYING AND ADDRESSING BUILDING ENVELOPE ISSUES IN CONDOMINIUMS [ BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1 AAA Structured Learning Hours ] The buildings, usually 3–5 storey structures and generally built within the past ten years, look great.

For first time buyers and downsizers, this type of community appears to be just what the doctor ordered. When the symptoms start to appear, they seem benign enough. Some swollen base-

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Speakers: Sunny Ghataurah, P.Eng., P.E., CLD, CTS, LEED AP BD+C, President, AES Engineering Mo Khan, P.Eng., BSc Eng (S.A.), Senior Associate, AES Engineering Trina Larsen, P.Eng., M.Sc., LEED AP BD+C, Senior Managing Associate, AES Engineering

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TUESDAY SESSIONS TUESDAY, MARCH 20 • 10:30AM–11:30AM • $45 • ROOM 102 T07 – THE EXPERIENCE INDEX: HOW ARE EXPERIENCE & INNOVATION LINKED, AND WHY IT MATTERS

TUESDAY, MARCH 20 • 11:00AM–12:00PM • $45 • ROOM 109 T10: DEVELOPER’S ROUNDTABLE [ 1.0 BOMI CPD • 1 AAA Structured Learning Hour ]

[ BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1 AAA Structured Learning Hours • 1 General Hour IDCEC Approved ] In our world of ultra-convenient technology, how do we bring people together to drive innovation? With compelling and meaningful experiences in well-designed spaces.

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KEVIN KATIGBAK

The Gensler Experience Index seeks to uncover the universal drivers of great experiences by providing quantifiable connections between innovation, design and positive business outcomes.

This presentation will begin by outlining why understanding experience is important and the methodology used to explore this topic. Next the speaker will discuss key findings of the research, particularly the modes of experience and how that influences how we perceive space. The speaker will provide an overview on how this knowledge influences design and how we as designers can create meaningful experiences.

This presentation will provide an overview of proposed and existing development projects in the City and surrounding areas, touching on different property sectors such as industrial, office, multi-residential and retail. Esteemed panelists will discuss market trends, highlighting the challenges and opportunities that exist for the local marketplace.

Panelists will provide a future forward look, sharing insights on changing market demands and what to expect over the coming year.

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Speaker: Kevin Katigbak, Senior Workplace Strategist, Gensler

TUESDAY, MARCH 20 • 10:30AM–11:30AM • $45 • ROOM 103 T08 – CONTENTIOUS CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT CLAUSES: TRAPS AND PITFALLS TO BE AWARE OF [ BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1 AAA Structured Learning Hours • 1 General Hour IDCEC Approved ]

Moderator: Anand Pye, Executive Director, NAIOP Edmonton

This session will present commonly encountered provisions in construction contracts that give rise to legal disputes. The speakers will expand on: (i) delays and default, (ii) design risk for non-design build contracts, (iii) pay-when-paid clauses, (iv) indemnity and limitation clauses, and (v) site condition clauses. Legal risks and the disputes arising from those risks will be discussed, providing a short, clear, concise overview of how Canadian courts and arbitrators have interpreted some of these provisions.

Panelists: Kris Augustson, Vice President of Leasing and Land Sales, Remington Development Corporation David Hennessey, Senior Leasing Manager, First Capital Realty Hilary Lumme, Vice President, Katz Group Real Estate Ryan Smith, Principal, Inhouse by Beaverbrook

Speakers: Peter Gibson, Partner, Field Law Ryan Krushelnitsky, Partner, Field Law

TUESDAY, MARCH 20 • 11:00AM–12:00PM • $45 • ROOM 107A T09 – FUTURE PROOFING CONSTRUCTION COMPANIES: A CASE STUDY ON HOW A FOUR-LETTER WORD TURNED INTO DOUBLE DIGIT PROFIT [ BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1 AAA Structured Learning Hours • 1 General Hour IDCEC Approved ]

TUESDAY, MARCH 20 • 12:00PM–1:00PM • $45 • ROOM 103 T12 – CYBER SECURITY, BUSINESS CONTINUITY PLANNING, AND RISK MANAGEMENT

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[ BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1 AAA Structured Learning Hours • 1 General Hour IDCEC Approved ]

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Recent market pressures have forced construction in Alberta to begin an evolution of sorts with technology and alternative delivery models playing a lead role. We know that things need to change for our industry to thrive... but what happens beyond the buzzwords of BIM and IPD? This session will tell the story of how a 20-year old Edmonton Contractor quickly transformed from a traditional, “old school” subcontractor to a Lean leader in their industry. The presenters will share steps of the evolution, from a philosophical shift inside leadership to infusing Lean throughout the corporate culture.

Going beyond textbook and theory, this session will offer attendees more than the standard slide deck and flip charts. Real examples of success and failure will provide a framework for the presentation with emphasis placed on the key elements employed and the tools deployed.

Attendees will leave this presentation with valuable takeaway tools in addition to a story of a company that radically changed the way it worked - nearly doubling its project volume per employee and now reaping the rewards of an enduring competitive advantage. A new paradigm of “what is possible” will inspire you to make change within your own sphere of influence.

Speakers: Dennis Cuku, President, Revision One Performance Partners Adam Richardson, President, Tempest Fire Protection

Continuing Education Credits Credits are available from AAA, BOMI Canada and IDCEC. Please fill out available forms onsite and have them verified by event staff.

In today’s world of constant Cyber Security threats, it’s more important than ever to have a business continuity strategy in place. It is equally important to educate your employees on how to look for potential cyber security threats. In this seminar, the speaker will address these and other important questions: What can you train your employee to look for? What measures can you take to mitigate potential risks? What questions should you be asking yourself as you put a business continuity plan in place? With the continued transition to more and more technological platforms and tools, cybersecurity is of eminent importance both as an individual and a corporation.

Speaker: Madan Murthy, Chief Sales and Marketing Officer, AbleIT

TUESDAY, MARCH 20 • 12:30PM–1:30PM • $45 • ROOM 107A T13 – AN INTRODUCTION TO FITWELL [ BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1 AAA Structured Learning Hours • 1 General Hour IDCEC Approved ] In 2016, the Fitwel standard emerged as a cost-effective, market-ready tool, which takes evidencebased medical research and transforms it into actionable steps designers can use to positively impact health across the built environment. This session will introduce this standard and how it can be employed across various project types, specifically addressing how Fitwel impacts seven key health impact categories: healthy eating, safety, active design, equity, feelings of wellness, community, and productivity.

In part one of this presentation, the speaker will look at the drivers behind why tools like Fitwel exist.

The presenter will provide an overview of the Center for Active Design (CfAD), the purveyors of Fitwel, and their decade of research and development into employing “active” design. This session will include a deep dive into who is using Fitwel, certification costs, and how it is administered on a project.

The second part of the presentation explores the standard, section by section. Audience members will gain insight into the scope of a Fitwel project and potential strategies, in addition to overlap areas with similar systems such as WELL and LEEDv4. To conclude, the presenter will talk about his personal experience aiding the certification of 3 projects (Stantec Boston, Toronto, and Denver) and the outcomes associated with this effort.

Speaker: Blake Jackson, Sustainability Design Leader, Stantec

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TUESDAY SESSIONS TUESDAY, MARCH 20 • 12:30PM–1:30PM • $45 • ROOM 102 T14 – MATERIALS MATTER IN LEED V4 [ BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1 AAA Structured Learning Hours • 1 General Hour IDCEC Approved ] Materials and Resources is the most heavily revised category in LEED v4. Design and construction professionals must relearn the requirements for credit compliance to implement the new strategies effectively.

This session will delve into the details, challenges, and key considerations of the new LEED v4 Building Product Disclosure and Optimization (BPDO) and Low-emitting Material requirements. The presenter will highlight lessons learned from real project work in relation to LEED v4.

Participants will receive practical information to support the implementation of LEED v4 by: • Understanding the requirements of the Materials & Resources BPDO credits • Identifying the additional requirements for Low-emitting Materials credit compliance • Learning how to meet the credits by using disclosure and transparency tools

TUESDAY, MARCH 20 • 2:00PM–3:00PM • $45 • ROOM 102 T18 – ENERGY-SAVVY ORGANIZATIONS – ENERGY EFFICIENCY ALBERTA’S BUSINESS, NON-PROFIT, AND INSTITUTIONAL ENERGY SAVINGS PROGRAM [ BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1 AAA Structured Learning Hours • 1 Health, Safety, Welfare Hour IDCEC Approved ]

D.M. STONEMAN

Organizations throughout the province are working with Energy Efficiency Alberta’s Business, Non-Profit, and Institutional Energy Savings Program (BNI) to make upgrades to highefficiency lighting, HVAC, and water heating. These savvy organizations are decreasing their overall energy use and saving money.

Speaker: Marsha Gentile, Director, Sustainability, Ledcor Construction Limited

Concluding it’s first year this March, the program has been met with overwhelming interest and results, saving businesses energy and money. This presentation will share the results and lessons learned to date. The speaker will expand upon what changes can be expected for the coming year.

TUESDAY, MARCH 20 • 1:30PM–2:30PM • $45 • ROOM 103 T16 – PUBLIC RELATIONS: THE MISSING PIECE IN YOUR MARKETING STRATEGY

The session will provide case study examples from some tech-savvy Alberta businesses, nonprofits and institutions – the challenges they faced, the actions taken to find a better solution, and the benefits attained.

[ BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1 AAA Structured Learning Hours • 1 General Hour IDCEC Approved ]

Speaker: D.M. Stoneman, Business, Non-profit and Institutional Energy Savings Program, ICF

Vancouver and East-Coast based firms get a lot of media attention – some say, more than they deserve. It has been noted that Alberta Architecture & Design firms have focused marketing efforts on RFP production and advertising, perhaps in the hopes that the projects themselves will attract the public and strengthen the firm’s reputation. Unsurprisingly, Albertan projects rarely make it to the front pages of high-profile publications. This situation is especially true for smaller firms.

This presentation will introduce the audience to three Public Relations tactics: media relations, speaking engagements, and social media. As these three key PR tactics entail so much more than spamming journalists with emails, lecturing the peers that already know your practice, and having an intern sharing funny cat pictures and retweeting aimlessly, learning how to best approach these tasks is a fundamental step to showcasing a firm’s work. This presentation will provide you with basics you need to know to get your projects in front of the right people.

TUESDAY, MARCH 20 • 2:00PM–3:00PM • $45 • PERFORMEX STAGE T19 – ACCESSIBILITY AND BARRIER FREE DESIGN [ BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1 AAA Structured Learning Hours • 1 HSW-Building Code Hour IDCEC Approved ] Attendees will have a better understanding of when, and to what extent, barrier-free design may be applicable to their new or existing projects. This session will be of value to architects, interior designers, space planners, engineers and select manufacturers. Content is designed for industry professionals with beginner to intermediate knowledge of the Alberta Building Code.

Speaker: Samantha Proulx, Accessibility and Building Code Consultant, Jensen Hughes Consulting Canada Ltd.

Speaker: Ximena Gonzalez, Founder, Converge Communications

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WEDNESDAY SESSIONS WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21 • 8:30AM–10:30AM • $65 • ROOM 102 W01 – THE WALTZ OF LIGHT AND ARCHITECTURE

WED, MARCH 21 • 8:00AM–11:30PM • $150 • ROOM 103 W02 – THE RISKS INHERENT IN PLANNING FOR PROJECT SUCCESS

[ BOMI 2.0 CPD • 2 AAA Structured Learning Hours • 2 General Hours IDCEC Approved ]

[ BOMI 3.5 CPD • 3.5 AAA Structured Learning Hours • 3.5 General Hours IDCEC Approved ]

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.

Integrated project planning is a process and expertise-driven approach to ensuring project success. As project managers and leaders of high quality teams, we need to understand how the pieces of the product and project are connected and the risks involved. Through a DR. BUD MACAULAY LUSH collaborative and inclusive process, we can develop effective and welldesigned plans that provide enhanced assurance of successful project completion.

Buildings and fenestrations were positioned at ideal angles to capture the sun’s rays. Light danced off walls, floors and cast shadows in their wake. This performance occurred daily, the waltz of light and architecture became a comforting routine in people’s lives.

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.

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.

SUNNY GHATAURAH

TRINA LARSEN

Speakers: Sunny Ghataurah, P.Eng., P.E., CLD, CTS, LEED AP BD+C, President, AES Engineering Trina Larsen, P.Eng., M.Sc., LEED AP BD+C, Senior Managing Associate, AES Engineering

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

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21 • 9:00AM–10:00AM • $45 • ROOM 107A W03 – EDMONTON’S BIG BUILDINGS: ENERGY SAVING OPPORTUNITIES & BENEFITS [ BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1 AAA Structured Learning Hours • 1 HSW-Sustainability Hour IDCEC Approved ] In this session audience members will be introduced to Edmonton’s Building Energy Benchmarking Program including an in-depth summary of the first-year pilot program results, building success stories and details on the benefits of participating. Guests will learn about new financial and non-financial incentives being offered by the City of Edmonton (as well as other organizations) that encourage energy efficiency within Edmonton’s large buildings. Additionally, the presentation will highlight other City of Edmonton programs working to support the commercial sector in their energy transition such as Edmonton’s Corporate Climate Leaders Program.

Speaker: Lisa Dockman, Energy Transition Project Manager, City of Edmonton

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FLOORPLAN & EXHIBITOR LIST COMPANY

WEBSITE BOOTH#

Acrytec Panel/ Cladding Industries

www.acrytecpanel.com

603

Alberta Screw Piles Ltd.

www.albertascrewpiles.com

403

Alberta Wood Works!

www.wood-works.ca

710

Allura by Plycem

www.alluraUSA.com

708

Applied Electronics Limited

www.appliedelectronics.com

627

Aqua Air Systems Ltd.

www.aquaair.ab.ca

Aqua Air Systems Ltd.

www.aquaair.ab.ca

426

ARC Document Solutions

www.e-arc.com

919

Asyma Solutions Ltd.

www.asyma.com

720

Atlas Granite Inc.

www.atlasgranite.ca

605

AZEK Building Products

www.azek.com

301

Bailey Metal Products Inc

www.bmp-group.com

006

Beaver Plastics Ltd.

www.beaverplastics.com

205

Benjamin Moore & Co.

www.benjaminmoore.com

527

BrokerLink

www.brokerlink.ca 520

Can-Cell Industries Inc.

www.can-cell.com

TRADESHOW HOURS:

TUESDAY 10:00AM – 4:00PM WEDNESDAY 10:00AM – 3:00PM

Passive House Pavilion

702

Canada Green Building Council - Alberta Chapter www.cagbc.org

628

Cascadia Windows & Doors

www.cascadiawindows.com

Passive House Pavilion

Chase Elevating Equipment Inc.

www.chaseee.com

901

Citron Hygiene

www.citronhygiene.com

323

City of Edmonton - Sustainable Waste Processing

www.edmonton.ca/waste

010

City of Edmonton - Change Buildings for Climate 1 www.edmonton.ca/energybenchmarking

402

Cloverdale Paint

www.cloverdalepaint.com

613

Cool Air Rentals LTD

www.cool-air.com

305

Cozifoam Roof Armor Systems 1 www.cozifoam.ca

221

Crawford Compliance

www.crawfordcompliance.ca

805

Cree Canada

www.cree.com/canada

421

DEL Communications

www.delcommunications.com

917

Demilec Inc

www.demilec.com

526

Design 21 LED Light

www.design21.ca

500

Devlin Construction Ltd.

www.devlinconstruction.com

200

Digital Fractal Technologies Inc

www.digitalfractal.com

623

Division 9

www.Division9.ca

726

Durabond Products Limited

www.durabond.com

405

DuRock Alfacing International Ltd.

www.durock.com

304

Eagle Lake Landscape Supply

www.eaglelaketurf.com

701

Earthbin Products

www.earthbin.com

615

ENMAX Energy

www.enmax.com/solar

203

Euroshield

www.euroshieldroofing.com 201

F12.net

www.f12.net 208

COMPANY

FalCan Industries Ltd

www.falcan.com

GRAPHISOFT

www.graphisoft.com 705

FBC

www.fbc.ca 803

Green and Beans Cost Consulting Inc.

www.greenandbeans.ca

322

WEBSITE BOOTH# 202

Findoor Industrial Inc. 1 www.findoor.ca

018

Hamdon Energy Solutions

www.hamdon.net

Fire Protection Inc.

www.fireprotectioninc.com

020

HAYS Job Board

www.hays.ca

Firestone Building Products Canada

www.firestonebpco.ca

621

Health Canada

www.canada.ca/radon

012

Firma Foreign Exchange

www.firmafx.com

011

Hi Signs - The Fath Group

www.hisigns.com

601

Hush City Soundproofing

www.hushcitysp.com

626

ICF on behalf of Energy Efficiency Alberta

www.efficiencyalberta.ca

400

Flechas Architecture

www.flechas.ca

Garden Concrete Services LTD.

www.gardenconcrete.ca

Passive House Pavilion 622

320 Main Gallery

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WEBSITE BOOTH#

Lux Architectural Panel

www.luxpanel.ca

423

Molok North America Ltd.

www.molokna.com

704

Nedco

www.nedco.ca

216

Nissan Commercial Vehicles

www.nissan.ca

709

Northern Exposure Decking Inc.

www.northernexposuredecking.net

206

Northern Shades

www.northernshades.ca

013

Olon Industries, Inc.

www.olon.com

804

One Smart Home

www.onesmarthome.ca

210

Original Energy Sales

www.iqmassager.ca

223

Passive House Canada

www.passivehousecanada.com

809

Phoenix Fence Corp.

www.phoenixfence.ca

722

Pilot Group Inc.

www.pilotgroup.ca

521

Pinchin Ltd.

www.pinchin.com

904

Plasti-Fab Ltd.

www.plastifab.com

903

PM Signs

www.pmltd.net

321

Polymershapes Distribution Canada

www.polymershapes.com

302

Procore

www.Procore.com 609

Profast

www.profast.ca 209

Rogers Communications

www.rogers.com/enterprise

Retrofit Design

www.retrofitdesign.ca

915

Rose Paving

www.rosepaving.ca

728

Rymar Synthetic Grass

www.rymar.ca

Scott Builders Inc.

www.scottbuilders.com

907

505 Passive House Pavilion

Selkirk Signs 1

www.selkirksigns.com 306

Shocker Automation

www.shockerautomation.com

021

SIKA Canada

www.sika.ca

215

SkyFire Energy Inc.

www.skyfireenergy.com

801

Small Planet Supply Canada

www.smallplanetsupply.com

Smartfix Asphalt Infrared Repair Limited

www.smartfixasphalt.ca

220

Soprema Inc.

www.soprema.ca

629

SPI Health and Safety

www.spi-s.com/en/

712

Stabilit Canada Inc.

www.grahamfrp.com

023

Steel Toe Jobs

www.steeltoejobs.com

401

Superform Products Ltd.

www.superformicf.ca

211

SupplyBar

www.supplybar.ca 427

Sysgen Solutions Group

www.sysgen.ca

703

Telsco Security Systems

www.telsco.com

900

Timberstone

www.tsdstone.ca 714

WEBSITE BOOTH#

Top Floor Coating

www.topfloorcoating.ca

502

Icynene Inc

www.icynene.com

326

Total Power Limited

www.totalpower.ca

300

iMaximizer Software

www.integritymaximizer.com

522

Touchtone Canada Ltd - Flooring & Interiors

www.touchtonecanada.com

404

Inline Solutions

www.inlinesolutions.ca

911

Virtual Training Cafe

www.virtualtrainingcafe.com

422

Innotech Windows + Doors

www.innotech-windows.com

Vivid Coatings

www.vividcoatings.ca

327

Innovative Fall Protection Inc

www.innovativefallprotection.com

617

Water Matrix Inc.

www.watermatrix.com

303

Ladacor Advanced Modular Systems

www.ladacor.com

611

Wooster Products, Inc.

www.woosterproducts.com

800

Legacy Equipment 1

www.legacyequipment.ca 501

Zehnder America

www.zehnderamerica.com

Passive House Pavilion

LETY Construction

www.letyconstruction.ca

ZZ Construction Ltd.

www.zzconst.com

Passive House Pavilion

COMPANY

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EXHIBITOR LIST – BY CATEGORY ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEMS One Smart Home.....................................................................................................................................210 Telsco Security Systems..........................................................................................................................900

ACOUSTICAL MATERIALS & PANELS Hush City Soundproofing........................................................................................................................626

ASSOCIATION Passive House Canada.............................................................................................................................809

AUDIO / VISUAL SYSTEMS Applied Electronics Limited....................................................................................................................627

BUILDING ENVELOPE Acrytec Panel / Cladding Industries........................................................................................................603 Beaver Plastics Ltd..................................................................................................................................205 Canada Green Building Council – Alberta Chapter.................................................................................628 Cascadia Windows & Doors...................................................................................... Passive House Pavilion Durabond Products Limited....................................................................................................................405 Lux Architectural Panel...........................................................................................................................423 Pilot Group Inc.........................................................................................................................................521 ZZ Construction Ltd.................................................................................................. Passive House Pavilion

BUILDING PRODUCTS / MATERIALS / SUPPLIES Allura by Plycem......................................................................................................................................708 AZEK Building Products...........................................................................................................................301 Bailey Metal Products Inc........................................................................................................................006 Beaver Plastics Ltd..................................................................................................................................205 Can-Cell Industries Inc............................................................................................................................702 Firestone Building Products Canada.......................................................................................................621 Ladacor Advanced Modular Systems...................................................................................................... 611 Nedco......................................................................................................................................................216 Plasti-Fab Ltd..........................................................................................................................................903 Polymershapes Distribution Canada.......................................................................................................302

Profast.....................................................................................................................................................209 SIKA Canada............................................................................................................................................215 Small Planet Supply Canada.................................................................................... Passive House Pavilion Stabilit Canada Inc..................................................................................................................................023 Superform Products Ltd.......................................................................................................................... 211 Timberstone............................................................................................................................................714

BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT Asyma Solutions Ltd...............................................................................................................................720 Green and Beans Cost Consulting Inc......................................................................................................202 Virtual Training Cafe...............................................................................................................................422

CLEANING PRODUCTS & SERVICES Citron Hygiene........................................................................................................................................323

COATING / SEALANTS / FINISHES DuRock Alfacing International Ltd..........................................................................................................304

COMMUNICATIONS DEL Communications..............................................................................................................................917 Rogers Communications.........................................................................................................................907

CONCRETE / ASPHALT Devlin Construction Ltd...........................................................................................................................200 Garden Concrete Services LTD.................................................................................................................622 LETY Construction...................................................................................................................................523 Rose Paving.............................................................................................................................................728 Smartfix Asphalt Infrared Repair Limited...............................................................................................220 Wooster Products, Inc.............................................................................................................................800

CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT SPI Health and Safety..............................................................................................................................712

CONTRACTOR / DEVELOPER Devlin Construction Ltd...........................................................................................................................200 Flechas Architecture................................................................................................ Passive House Pavilion Retrofit Design........................................................................................................................................915 Scott Builders Inc..................................................................................................... Passive House Pavilion

DECKING Alberta Screw Piles Ltd...........................................................................................................................403 Northern Exposure Decking Inc..............................................................................................................206

DESIGN Retrofit Design........................................................................................................................................915

DOORS Findoor Industrial Inc..............................................................................................................................018 Innotech Windows + Doors....................................................................................................................817

ENERGY CONSERVATION / MANAGEMENT Canada Green Building Council – Alberta Chapter.................................................................................628 City of Edmonton – Change Buildings for Climate.................................................................................402 Hamdon Energy Solutions.......................................................................................................................320 ICF on behalf of Energy Efficiency Alberta ..............................................................................................400 Original Energy Sales..............................................................................................................................223 Total Power Limited................................................................................................................................300

ENGINEERING Pinchin Ltd..............................................................................................................................................904 SkyFire Energy Inc...................................................................................................................................801

EQUIPMENT RENTALS & SALES

THE LAST FLAT ROOF YOU WILL EVER NEED! FIND OUT WHY AT BOOTH 221!

Chase Elevating Equipment Inc...............................................................................................................901 FalCan Industries Ltd...............................................................................................................................322 Legacy Equipment...................................................................................................................................501 Nissan Commercial Vehicles....................................................................................................................709

FINANCIAL SERVICES / INVESTMENTS FBC...........................................................................................................................................................803 Firma Foreign Exchange.......................................................................................................................... 011 Green and Beans Cost Consulting Inc......................................................................................................202

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FLOORING

PRINTING

Division 9.................................................................................................................................................726 Top Floor Coating....................................................................................................................................502 Touchtone Canada Ltd – Flooring & Interiors.........................................................................................404

Selkirk Signs............................................................................................................................................306

FOUNDATIONS Alberta Screw Piles Ltd...........................................................................................................................403

GOVERNMENT City of Edmonton – Sustainable Waste Processing................................................................................010 City of Edmonton – Change Buildings for Climate.................................................................................402

HOME AUTOMATION / LIGHTING CONTROL Headwind Solutions (Shocker Automation)............................................................................................021

RAIN SCREENS Acrytec Panel/ Cladding Industries.........................................................................................................603

RECRUITMENT SERVICES HAYS Job Board........................................................................................................................ Main Gallery Steel Toe Jobs..........................................................................................................................................401

ROADWAY CONSTRUCTION / SERVICES / SYSTEMS Rose Paving.............................................................................................................................................728

ROOFING PRODUCTS / SERVICES

HVAC PRODUCTS & SERVICES

Cozifoam Roof Armor Systems................................................................................................................221 Euroshield...............................................................................................................................................201

Aqua Air Systems Ltd...............................................................................................................................426 Cool Air Rentals LTD.................................................................................................................................305 Small Planet Supply Canada.................................................................................... Passive House Pavilion Zehnder America...................................................................................................... Passive House Pavilion

Telsco Security Systems..........................................................................................................................900

INDOOR AIR QUALITY

Northern Shades.....................................................................................................................................013

Aqua Air Systems...................................................................................................... Passive House Pavilion Zehnder America...................................................................................................... Passive House Pavilion

INSULATION Can-Cell Industries Inc............................................................................................................................702 Demilec Inc..............................................................................................................................................526 Icynene Inc..............................................................................................................................................326 Plasti-Fab Ltd..........................................................................................................................................903 Soprema Inc............................................................................................................................................629

INSURANCE / RISK MANAGEMENT BrokerLink...............................................................................................................................................520 Crawford Compliance..............................................................................................................................805 Health Canada.........................................................................................................................................012

KITCHEN CABINETS Olon Industries, Inc.................................................................................................................................804

LANDSCAPE & GARDEN ACCESSORIES Eagle Lake Landscape Supply.................................................................................................................701 Phoenix Fence Corp.................................................................................................................................722 Rymar Synthetic Grass............................................................................................................................505 Timberstone............................................................................................................................................714

SECURITY SYSTEMS SHADES / AWNINGS SIGNS Hi Signs – The Fath Group.......................................................................................................................601 PM Signs..................................................................................................................................................321 Selkirk Signs............................................................................................................................................306

SOFTWARE ARC Document Solutions.........................................................................................................................919 Asyma Solutions Ltd...............................................................................................................................720 Digital Fractal Technologies Inc..............................................................................................................623 F12.net....................................................................................................................................................208 GRAPHISOFT............................................................................................................................................705

iMaximizer Software.....................................................................................................................522 Procore....................................................................................................................................................609 Sysgen Solutions Group..........................................................................................................................703 Virtual Training Cafe...............................................................................................................................422

SOLAR ENERGY ENMAX Energy.........................................................................................................................................203 SkyFire Energy Inc...................................................................................................................................801

STAIRS / RAILINGS Wooster Products, Inc.............................................................................................................................800

LIFE SAFETY / SAFETY EQUIPMENT

STONE – BRICK / GRANITE / MARBLE

Fire Protection Inc...................................................................................................................................020 iMaximizer Software...............................................................................................................................522 Innovative Fall Protection Inc................................................................................................................. 617 SPI Health and Safety..............................................................................................................................712

Atlas Granite Inc......................................................................................................................................605

LIGHTING Cree Canada.............................................................................................................................................421 Design 21 LED Light.................................................................................................................................500 SupplyBar................................................................................................................................................427

WASTE MANAGEMENT City of Edmonton – Sustainable Waste Processing................................................................................010 Earthbin Products...................................................................................................................................615 Molok North America Ltd........................................................................................................................704

WATER SYSTEMS Water Matrix Inc.....................................................................................................................................303

MILLWORK / CABINERY / MOULDINGS

WATERPROOFING

Olon Industries, Inc.................................................................................................................................804

LETY Construction...................................................................................................................................523 Soprema Inc............................................................................................................................................629

OUTDOOR ENTERTAINMENT SPACES AZEK Building Products...........................................................................................................................301

PAINT / COATING / FINISHES Benjamin Moore & Co..............................................................................................................................527 Cloverdale Paint...................................................................................................................................... 613 Durabond Products Limited....................................................................................................................405 Inline Solutions....................................................................................................................................... 911 Vivid Coatings.........................................................................................................................................327

WINDOWS / GLASS / MIRRORS Cascadia Windows & Doors...................................................................................... Passive House Pavilion Hush City Soundproofing........................................................................................................................626 Innotech Windows + Doors..................................................................................... Passive House Pavilion ZZ Construction Ltd.................................................................................................. Passive House Pavilion

WINE CELLARS DuRock Alfacing International Ltd..........................................................................................................304

PEST / ANIMAL CONTROL

WOOD PRODUCTS

Citron Hygiene........................................................................................................................................323

Alberta Wood Works!..............................................................................................................................710

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NEW / GREEN PRODUCT SHOWCASE City of Edmonton – Change Buildings for Climate – Booth 402 Edmonton’s Building Energy Benchmarking Program works with commercial, institutional and multi-family buildings (over 20,000 SQF) to make building energy performance information more accessible. The program compares annual, whole building energy consumption across Edmonton’s large building stock — information that is used to benchmark building energy performance, facilitate energy efficiency improvements and greenhouse gas reductions. Participants will benefit from technical support, customized building benchmarking reports, tenant education workshops and access to financial incentives ($5,000/building) to help offset the cost of an energy audit. www.edmonton.ca/energybenchmarking

Findoor Industrial Inc. – Booth 018 Folding and Sliding Doors Findoor Industrial Inc. has 30 years experience in Northern Europe’s challenging climate. The corporation operates Finland, Sweden, Norway, the Baltic Countries, and Russia.

Our folding door product and other related services have been, and still are revolutionary in Europe in the way they operate to create value for our customers. At the beginning of 2018 we launched our services in Canada.

There are three main points why thousands of customers choose Findoors every year.

• extremely energy efficient • low maintenance • user friendly, durable products

Cozifoam Roof Armor Systems – Booth 221 Polyurethane Spray Foam Roofing System Cozifoam Roof Armor Systems provides you with the last flat roof your building will ever need!

Our exclusive polyurethane spray foam roofing system has hurricaneproven resistance to extreme weather, 30 year durability, and will pay for itself in reduced heating/ cooling bills! All this for 30–50% less than the cost of other roofing systems! Come visit us at Booth 221 to see why Cozifoam can provide the last flat roof you will ever need! www.cozifoam.ca

Legacy Equipment – Booth 501 Ecovolve Dumpers, Sherpa 100 ECO, Snorkel Personal Lift, Wacker Neuson 803 Excavator Our goal at Legacy Equipment is to be at the forefront of the rental industry, providing environmentally friendly equipment to our customers. We rent battery powered dumpers, excavators, mini skid steers, man lifts and even battery powered jumping jacks.

ECOVOLVE DUMPERS – Battery powered, no emissions, silent, high tip dumper 1 Tonne &1.5 Tonne SHERPA 100 ECO – Battery powered, mini skid steer, light weight SNORKEL PERSONAL LIFT – Battery powered, zero turning radius, drives through standard doorway, 10’, 12’, 16’ Models WACKER NEUSON 803 EXCAVATOR – Dual fuel diesel / electrical, indoor & outdoor work, light weight

www.findoor.ca

www.legacyequipment.ca

Selkirk Signs – Booth 306 LED Lights

New / Green Product Showcase participants can be identified on the tradeshow floor by their signs.

WHY LEDs? We’re Canadians. The weather spectrum we see demands quality. LEDs are very tolerant, withstanding temperatures of -40⁰ C to 65⁰ C. Made for longevity, our LEDs are rated for 100,000 hours at 25⁰ C. Better news is LEDs will actually last longer in colder temperatures; less stress is placed on the diodes and decay is slowed.

LEDs are of slim design, lightweight, nonfragile, cost effective and importantly: Our LEDs are CSA approved. www.selkirksigns.com

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WEDNESDAY SESSIONS WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21 • 10:00AM–11:00AM • $45 • PERFORMEX STAGE W06 – ACOUSTIC VALUE ENGINEERING

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21 • 11:30AM–12:30PM • $45 • PERFORMEX STAGE W11 – WHAT NOW? ONE YEAR OF ENERGY CODE AND BEYOND

[ BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1 AAA Structured Learning Hours ]

[ BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1 AAA Structured Learning Hours • 1 HSW-Building Code Hour IDCEC Approved ]

Designing and constructing a new facility or renovating an existing facility is exciting and the finished structures are looking as good or better than the drawings after completion. Acoustics are critically important in these large open spaces given the use of high ceilings and hard flooring as hearing is the next sense we use after enjoying how great something looks. This presentation will focus on common acoustic treatment options, their relative cost/value, their constructability, and the safety/liability risks associated with each of them.

After a year of NECB 2011 this presentation will highlight trends for good and bad. Presenting the challenges and opportunities that the code has presented, the speakers will expand on how we, as industry professionals, can do better. The presenters will conclude with an overview of what is coming next for energy codes and high performance buildings in Edmonton and Alberta.

Speakers: Juan Monterrosa, Senior Engineer, Green Building and Energy Code, City of Edmonton Justin Pockar, Energy & Environment Coordinator, City of Calgary

Speaker: James Teppan, P.Eng., President, Western Noise Control

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21 • 11:00AM–12:00PM • $45 • ROOM 102 W10 – CHAOS PROBLEM? HOW TO PRODUCE A MEANINGFUL ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGE IN THE CHAOS OF TODAY

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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21 • 12:30PM–2:00PM • $45 • ROOM 102 W12 – GO FISH – USING STRATEGY VISUALIZATION TOOLS FOR BETTER DISCOVERY, UNDERSTANDING AND PROBLEM SOLVING [ BOMI 1.5 CPD • 1.5 AAA Structured Learning Hours • 1.5 General Hours IDCEC Approved ]

[ BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1 AAA Structured Learning Hours • 1 General Hour IDCEC Approved ] Running a business today is extremely challenging. Time and capital are finite. Business decisions are getting tougher with less time to gain returns on the investment needed to put them into action.

Mistakes get very costly and the implications can be far-reaching. Technology, competitors, customers, employees, suppliers, industries, and government policies are all putting pressure on the economic factors that a business must balance to be profitable.

This poses some challenges and threats for small to medium organizations: How do you keep up? Are you an executive or business owner? How do you get the perspective, advice, and mindset to achieve meaningful results in the chaos of today? Do you have an organization that is adapting and resilient to these factors? How do you decide what to implement action with and what to ignore?

Learn how top organizations are getting in front of change and learning to thrive in the chaos of today.

Learn the four fundamentals you must master to keep ahead of change.

Speaker: Jeffery Eschak CPA, CMA, President, Blue Onyx Growth & Leadership Advisors Inc.

If you work in design, marketing or sales, you are paid for your ability to offer great solutions. And isn’t it tempting to leap to the end, and offer your creative ideas? But the greatest value is often found in the beginning of the relationship. Do you want to create more effective solutions and be better paid for your work? Improve two steps of your Design Thinking -- how you Empathize with the situation, and how you Define the problem.

GO FISH is an exciting and engaging deep dive into the waters of Design Thinking and Strategic Visualization.

In this 90-minute workshop you will learn and experience effective methods that include: • From cold to hot - how to get minds engaged • Tools for discovery - how to empathize more deeply • Ishikawa (FISH) diagramming for defining problem causes Speakers: Annette Barrelet, Manager, Workplace Strategy, Teknion Douglas Trudeau, Manager, Program Development, Teknion

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WEDNESDAY SESSIONS WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21 • 12:30PM–1:30PM • $45 • ROOM 107A W13 – BROADENING THE SUSTAINABLE DESIGN DISCUSSION – BIOPHILIA, BEAUTY AND FITNESS [ BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1 AAA Structured Learning Hours • 1 Health, Safety, Welfare Hour IDCEC Approved ] As employers seek to attract and retain top talent, they are beginning to embrace more holistic concepts of wellness in the design of their workplaces. Discussions have emerged around designing for biophilia (the human-nature connection), beauty and fitness, and although designers have been applying this thinking for years, the strategies are just now becoming more formalized and explicit. The chatter is often loudest in sustainable design circles, with the release of new standards such as WELL. This session will discuss what it means to create a building or space that nurtures the human-nature connection, how to promote occupant fitness through design, addressing why this is an important part of the sustainability conversation. This seminar will be co-presented by sustainability and design professionals, to provide a balance of theory and practice.

WED, MARCH 21 • 12:30PM–4:00PM • $150 • ROOM 103 W15 – THE RISKS INHERENT IN DELIVERING PROMISED VALUE & BENEFITS [ BOMI 3.5 CPD • 3.5 AAA Structured Learning Hours • 3.5 General Hours IDCEC Approved ] DR. BUD MACAULAY LUSH Critical to the success of projects is an ongoing rigorous integrated risk assessment and management process. Though not all processes, procedures, or functions perform as expected, your experience, along with this pre-defined risk assessment and management process, will enable you to factor in all current possibilities and work closely with your extended team to execute the plan and to implement contingencies as necessary.

The pre-defined risk assessment and management processes will enable you and your team to deliver the value and benefits assured at the start.

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

Speakers: Ben Campbell, Project Manager and Technical Lead, WSP Canada Inc. Angela Mok, Interior Designer, Kasian Architecture Interior Design and Planning

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21 • 2:00PM–3:00PM • $45 • ROOM 108 W14 – FLOOD AND OTHER SEVERE WEATHER RISKS – HOW DOES THE INSURANCE INDUSTRY VIEW THESE SITUATIONS

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[ BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1 AAA Structured Learning Hours ] The risk of flood is not a new risk to Canadians. The way the insurance industry responds to overland flood is evolving. The frequency and severity of natural disasters is on the rise, evidenced by BC wildfires, flooding in Ontario and Quebec and who could forget the images of the devastation just south of our border. What can we do as builders, land planners, developers, government and even the insurance industry to mitigate and better prepare for these risks. We have become better at responding to these events, but can we be even more resilient before disaster strikes? Hear from Insurance Bureau of Canada on the way the insurance industry views these risks and what is being done to mitigate, prevent and prepare for the next emergency that is on the horizon.

Speaker: Rob de Pruis, Director, Consumer and Industry Relations, Western, Insurance Bureau of Canada

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21 • 1:00PM–2:00PM • $45 • PERFORMEX STAGE W16 – MEASURE TWICE, CUT ONCE: BUILDING AUTOMATION SYSTEMS & HVAC CONTROLS COMMISSIONING – BEST PRACTICES FOR DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION [ BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1 AAA Structured Learning Hours ] The discussion will provide an overview of BAS systems as a technology platform by which owner’s project requirements for energy efficiency, sustainability, and occupancy conditions are to be monitored, controlled, and tracked over the lifetime of a building.

Lastly the discussion will explore real world approaches, and areas for improvement, in the standardization, design, specification, and commissioning of BAS systems for HVAC control and energy management applications. It will also explore the impact of the internet on the BAS design and specification process.

Speakers: Edward (Ted) Cook, Senior Account Executive, Automated Logic – Canada Ltd. Mike Edwards, Service Area Manager, Alberta, WSP Canada

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