BUILDEX Vancouver 2014 Showguide

WESTERN CANADA’S LARGEST CONFERENCE AND TRADESHOW FOR

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

FEBRUARY 19 & 20, 2014

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CELEBRATING 25 YEARS OF BUILDEX VANCOUVER Welcome to the 25th annual BUILDEX Vancouver!

During our history, we have proudly hosted the ‘who’s who’ of Vancouver’s property management, construction, interior design and architecture industries. It’s been our distinct honour to provide a face to face marketplace for buyers, sellers, movers and shakers to connect and drive their businesses forward. Thank you for joining us again in 2014.

This year we welcome over 13,500 industry professionals and more than 450 exhibiting companies, plus we are co-located with the 20th annual Vancouver Real Estate Forum with over 1,000 real estate executives. The result is the largest industry gathering of its kind in Western Canada.

Some of the BUILDEX highlights this year include: The Interior Design Panel: Workplace 20/20 Part Deux: Hospitality Design that continues the dynamic Workplace design conversation from 2013; The Construction Keynote Panel: The Young Guns: Gen Y and Their Role in the Future of Construction which will look forward and discuss how things can and will change when Gen Y takes the reins; a Passive House stream of seminars that look at the next phase in energy efficiency in construction; and a stream of seminars on Building Code that will be standing room only as the industry looks for key updates. On February 20, we host Architecture Day at BUILDEX and The Architectural Keynote Panel: Where To From Here: The Future of the Profession that explores this critical conversation. Plus, there are three more dynamic sessions in partnership with AIBC that round out the day.

SHOW DIRECTOR Paul Maryschak

DIRECTOR, CONFERENCE MANAGEMENT Jennie Biltek

EVENT MANAGER Erin Osborne

EXHIBIT / SPONSORSHIP SALES

Returning for 2014 are special events such as the ICBA CEO Breakfast, the IDC/IIDA Leaders Breakfast, educational sessions from PAMA, more than a dozen BC Wood members are exhibiting in a 2500 square foot pavilion area near the Wine Bar and LIVE at BUILDEX is back with FREE presentations on the trade show floor.

Michael Pelsoci

New for 2014, make sure to visit Valley Countertops in booth #1013 as they introduce Dekton by Cosentino and celebrate the debut with a $10,000 Kitchen Prize Giveaway.

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There is something for everyone!

REGISTRATION MANAGER EVENT COORDINATOR Kate James

And as always, BUILDEX Vancouver presents the largest tradeshow floor of its kind in Western Canada. Please make time to explore the show and benefit from all the exhibits have to offer.

Finally, we would like to extend a BIG THANK YOU to our exhibitors, sponsors, industry partners, speakers and everyone else who help make this event possible.

Thank you for joining us for our 25th anniversary!

BUILDEX Vancouver is about designing, building and managing real estate.

Will Morris President, Informa Canada Mark Stephenson Vice-President, Informa Canada

VANCOUVER OFFICE

Sincerely, Paul Maryschak Show Director

Suite 510 – 1185 West Georgia St. Vancouver, B.C. V6E 4E6 Tel: 604-739-2112 Fax: 604-739-2124

TABLE OF CONTENTS Conference Schedule-at-a-Glance........................................5

BC Building Code Sessions..................................................34

A Message from the Premier................................................6

Floorplan............................................................................36

25th Anniversary Feature – City Shapers.............................8

Exhibitor List – Alphabetical..............................................38

Industry Panels...................................................................21

Exhibitor List – By Category...............................................44

Featured Speakers..............................................................27

Industry Sessions – Wednesday.........................................51

PAMA Sessions / CHBABC Sessions..................................... 31

Industry Sessions – Thursday.............................................57

AIBC Architecture Day Sessions..........................................32

New / Green Product Showcase.........................................63

PassiveHouse Sessions.......................................................33

Thank You to our Sponsors.................................................69

DON’T MISS OUR OTHER EVENTS!

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In addition to BUILDEX, Informa Canada produces other dynamic & highly successful events across North America including the Real Estate Forums, PM Expo, Construct Canada, Cargo Logistics Canada, IIDEX, IDS & IDSwest, One of a Kind, Art Toronto and numerous others.

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SEMINAR SCHEDULE

SEMINAR STREAMS: PM PROPERTY MANAGEMENT AD ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN CO CONSTRUCTION & RENOVATION PD PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT GR GREEN = CHBABC

= PAMA

= PassiveHouse

= BC Building Code

= AIBC Architecture Day

W E D N E S D AY, F E B R U A R Y 19 ROOM 210

ROOM 212

W04 – There’s An

8:30 AM App For That

8:30am – 10:00am

9:00 AM

8:30am – 10:00am PM AD CO

CO GR

PM

P02 – Understanding Elder Law and Dealing with Older Adults and Tenants with Mental Capacity and Mental Health Issues

W13 – From Gold

10:30 AM and Harassment: To Platinum – The Pathway To Bill 14 Compliance, And How 11:00 AM You Can Improve Overall Business Outcomes In The Process

ROOM 214

W06 – Passive House In Canada

8:00am – 10:00am

8:30am – 10:00am

What’s Really Involved In Taking Your Development To The Next Level?

CO

PD

AD CO GR

W29 – Money for W14 – Nothing and Your Architecture and CLICKS for Free Local Heritage: Design Solutions 10:30am – 12:00pm in Harmony with Place

W15 – Passive House: High Performance Revenue

W07 – Transitioning to the New BC Building Code

ROOM 220/222

10:30am – 12:00pm

10:30am – 12:00pm

PM

PD

AD

AD CO GR

ROOM 223/224

W01 – Interior Design Keynote Panel: Workplace 20/20 Part Deux: Hospitality Design 8:00am – 10:00am

9:00am – 10:00am

PM GR

AD

PM

W11 – Managing Multiple Priorities, Projects, and Deadlines Effectively

W17 – Discovering the Latest Trends in Colour and Design

10:00am – 12:00pm

10:30am – 12:00pm

10:30am – 12:00pm

PM AD CO PD GR

ROOM 218/219

W08 – The Good, the Bad and the Promising World of Bicycle Parking W09 – Economic & Real Estate in Vancouver Outlook 8:30am – 10:00am

W10 – Effective Communication in a Project Environment: The PM AD CO “Art” of Project Management

W16 – What Builders and Architects Need to Know about New Code Requirements for BC Windows and Doors

11:30 AM 10:30am – 12:00pm PM AD CO

ROOM 217

9:00am – 12:00pm

10:10am – 12:00pm

10:30am – 12:00pm

ROOM 215/216

8:30am – 10:00am

8:00am – 10:00am

10:00 AM W12 – Bullying

ROOM 213

W03 – 6 Ways Effective Leaders Build Strong Teams

SO LD OU T

8:00 AM

9:30 AM

ROOM 208/209

P01 – Legal W02 – MaximizUpdate for Strata ing Recoveries Managers from Troubled W05 – Building Construction 8:00am – 9:50am Resource Systems Projects – a – An Alternate To Unique Business District Energy Solution

SO LD OU T

ROOM 207

SO LD OU T

ROOM 206

PM AD CO

CO PD

AD

PD

12:00 PM 12:30 PM W18 – Current

W20 – Leading

P03 – Rental – Over and Out: Re-possessing a Rental Property through Direct Request

1:00 PM Issues in Occupant Edge Green

Health Surround- Retrofits: Case ing Legionella Studies and Radon 1:00pm – 2:30pm

1:30 PM 1:00pm – 2:30pm

W19 – Facebook Marketing – A New Way To Find Your Ideal Customers For Residential Construction Professionals

1:00pm – 3:00pm

2:00 PM PM CO

PM GR

1:00pm – 2:30pm

W23 – Air Tightness Made Easy: How to Meet The 2014 Vancouver Building By-Laws New Blower Door Requirement

1:00pm – 2:30pm

W27 – Project Communications Management for Success: The “Science” of Project Management!

W24 – The Scented Space – How Scent Impacts Design 1:00pm – 2:30pm

1:00pm – 4:00pm

W25 – How to Sell a Business: Ensure a High Valuation and Smooth Business Succession When The Time Comes

W26 – Working Effectively with Your Clients and Your Colleagues to Achieve Outstanding Results

1:00pm – 3:00pm

1:00pm – 3:00pm

1:00pm – 2:30pm

PM AD CO

AD

AD CO GR

CO

AD

W28 – Construction

PM

3:00 PM

4:00 PM

W21 – Passive House Pecha Kucha Case Studies

1:00pm – 2:30pm

2:30 PM

3:30 PM

W22 – The Rise of the Human Factor

Meet & Greet Reception

PD Keynote: The

CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS: Credits are available from AIBC, BOMI Canada and IDCEC. Please visit buildexvancouver.com for information regarding the number and type of credits available for each seminar.

Young Guns: Gen Y and Their Role In The Future Of Construction 2:30pm – 4:00pm

CO PD

PD

CO

5:00pm – 6:00pm

Burrard Foyer on Level 2

4:30 PM

T H U R S D AY, F E B R U A R Y 20 ROOM 206

ROOM 207

ROOM 208/209

8:00 AM T02 – Operating a

8:30 AM Greener Building:

Achieve Your Targets

9:00 AM 8:30am – 10:00am 9:30 AM

PM GR

T03 – The Value of Power Quality and Preventative Maintenance for Building and Facilities Management 8:30am – 10:00am

T09 – What is the

10:30 AM (BOMA) BEST way to

LEED® a Built Green™ 11:00 AM Building For a Living Future®?

11:30 AM 10:30am – 12:00pm

P04 – Contracts and Alterations by Strata Owners 8:00am – 9:50am

PM

10:00 AM T13 – Understanding The Impact Of Indoor Air Quality As It Relates To Business Success

ROOM 210

PM

ROOM 215

T04 – Energy Modeling And Commissioning In High Performance Buildings – Where Theory And Reality Meet 8:30am – 10:00am

10:30am – 12:30pm

10:30am – 12:00pm PM GR

ROOM 217

T05 – Project Management in the Digital Age

T06 – Managing Risks and Disputes in Construction Projects

8:30am – 10:00am

8:30am – 10:00am

ROOM 218/219

ROOM 220/222

T01 – Leadership Skills for Managers: How to Achieve Success in Today’s More Demanding Environment

T08 – Seeds of Inspiration: How to Nurture Creativity

IDC Leaders Breakfast

8:30am – 10:00am

CO

T11 – Perimeter Fire Containment: The Least Understood Topic In Passive Fire Protection

CO

T10 – Getting the Second Client

ROOM 211–214

8:00am – 10:00am

T12 – The Basics of Light and Colour: How to Work Colour for Health

10:30am – 12:00pm

PM CO

PM

PD

AD

T14 – Architectural Keynote Panel: Where To From Here: The Future of the Profession

10:30am – 12:00pm

10:30am – 12:00pm

12:00 PM

ROOM 223/224

7:30am – 10:00am

PM GR

P05 – LLLLLLLLLLLet’s Get Ready to Rumble!

Proxy Fights at Strata T15 – 8 Insights That General Meetings Will Change The Way 10:10am – 12:00pm You Think & Sell

ROOM 216

T16 – Your 4-Word Business Plan: How To Attract The Right (Not Just Any) Clients 10:30am – 12:30pm

10:30am – 12:30pm PM CO

AD

AD

PD

AD

PD

12:30 PM

1:00pm – 2:30pm

2:00 PM

CO GR

1:00pm – 2:30pm

P06 – How To Understand And Administer A Depreciation Report Once It Is Received By A Strata Corporation

PM CO GR 1:00pm – 3:00pm

2:30 PM 3:00 PM 3:30 PM

T19 – Why Feng Shui Is Relevant To Architecture And Design

T20 – Transit Oriented Development: Three Perspectives of Sustainability

1:00pm – 2:30pm

1:00pm – 2:30pm

AD

PM AD CO

T21 – Design to Increase Your Bottom Line: Creating an Office in Which Creativity and Productivity Thrive 1:00pm – 2:30pm

T22 – Long-distance Relationships: Global Architecture and Cross-border Collaboration

T23 – Powerful Persuasion and Negotiating Tactics: The Keys to Success 1:00pm – 3:00pm

1:00pm – 2:30pm

AD

AD

PM

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4:00 PM

WEDNESDAY 9:30AM – 5:00PM THURSDAY 9:30AM – 4:00PM

PD

T24 – Residentialism: Homes of the Future

SO LD OU T

Energy Efficiency on

1:30 PM Single Family Homes

T18 – Building Performance in Newly Master Planned Communities

SO LD OU T

T17 – Overview of Air

1:00 PM Leakage Testing for

3:00pm – 4:30pm

AD

4:30 PM

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25TH ANNIVERSARY FEATURE

CELEBRATING 25 YEARS

OF GROWTH IN VANCOUVER CITY SHAPER PARTNERS

CITY SHAPER SPONSORS

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25TH ANNIVERSARY FEATURE The first BUILDEX in Vancouver, held 25 years ago this month, began just as the city started its transformation into a world-class metropolis. As that first BUILDEX welcomed delegates to its venue in the Hotel Vancouver, Hong Kong’s Li Ka-shing completed the purchase of the former Expo ’86 lands. Within a year, Concord Pacific would begin the city’s largest urban redevelopment on the 150-hectare False Creek site and herald Vancouver’s first huge wave of Asian real estate investment.

Under a visionary Vancouver Planning Department, the city had just launched its liveable city agenda aimed at creating a progressive centre for business, families and the environment. Within a decade, the reshaped city was named the best place in the world to live by the Economist magazine, a ranking it has held virtually ever since. In 1989, the average house price in Metro Vancouver was $150,000 and condominiums were just beginning their ascension to what would become the city’s characteristic home of the 21st century. Skytrain was up and running, but in 1989 the Skybridge across the Fraser River would bring the first rapid transit line into Surrey, now the fastest growing city in British Columbia.

2003

BUILDEX 2003 under the “sails” at the Vancouver Convention Centre

Twenty-five years ago also marked the opening salvo of an impressive eight-year cycle of downtown development capped with the completion of the Bentall 5 tower in 2007. Today, as at least eight new LEED-standard office towers and a score of condominium high-rises ascend across the skyline, one thing remains constant: BUILDEX, which is co-located this year with the annual Vancouver Real Estate Forum, itself celebrating its 20th anniversary.

“Like Vancouver itself, BUILDEX and the Real Estate Forum have become more than we could have imagined and both continue to grow every year,” said Mark Stephenson vice president of Informa Canada Western Division, owners and producers of BUILDEX and the Vancouver Real Estate Forum.

Mark Stephenson, vice-president Western Canada Division, Informa Canada BUILDEX Vancouver • February 19 & 20, 2014

2008

BUILDEX 2008 (when it was co-located with Design Northwest, BC Construction Show and Homebuilder & Renovator Expo)

2013

BUILDEX 2013: Modern BUILDEX now attracts more than 13,000 visitors to the largest real estate and construction trade show and conference in Western Canada

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25TH ANNIVERSARY FEATURE

1989

Vancouver 1989: First year BUILDEX is held at Hotel Vancouver

BUILDEX, which began as a commercial real estate event under ownership of the Building Owners and Managers Association (BOMA), is now the longest running, largest flagship in the national BUILDEX brand and the biggest real estate trade show and conference in Western Canada.

In many ways, BUILDEX and the Real Estate Forum both mirror the progress of their host city, remarked Stephenson, “During their history, the Forum and BUILDEX showguides read a like ‘who’s who’ of Vancouver’s developers, property management, construction, interior design, architectural and real estate industries,” Stephenson said. BUILDEX is where ideas and people have come together each year to learn about the latest in new building materials and systems and to hear, often for the first time, about groundbreaking trends and technology that eventually reshape real estate and the building industry. The Forum is famous for its focus on key issues and challenges facing investors, developers, asset managers, brokers and others active in every facet of commercial, industrial, residential and investment real estate. That legacy continues as BUILDEX 2014 and the highly-respected Vancouver Real Estate Forum together welcome an estimated 14,000 delegates, 450 exhibitors and in excess of 75 seminars led by more than 100 of Canada’s top real estate professionals and thought leaders in the stunning Vancouver Convention Centre West. The Vancouver Real Estate Forum and BUILDEX deliver two days of inspiring insights and updates on a vast range of topics, from the outlook of the real estate industry to green buildings and the changing role of finance and foreign investment, all back dropped by hundreds of exhibits in the largest construction show of the year and Canada’s most spectacular waterfront.

Paul LaBranche, executive vice-president of BOMA. BOMA hosted the first BUILDEX.

2014

Vancouver 2014: BUILDEX, with the Vancouver Real Estate Forum, is held at Vancouver Convention Centre West

Highlights of this year’s landmark BUILDEX are a look at the home of the future, predictions on the commercial real estate industry, plus architectural and design panels detailing how new offices and retail space will match the demands of Generation X Y and Z. One not-to-miss event at the Vancouver Real Estate Forum: a closing round table discussion as Canada’s top real estate CEOs predict what is coming in the next 20 years. This month, BUILDEX comes full circle back to its original roots, remarked Paul LaBranche, executive vice-president of BOMA. The first BUILDEX was a trade show and conference with the theme “State of the Real Estate Industry’, he explained. “The state of today’s industry can be seen at BUILDEX,” LaBranche said, noting it remains the annual highlight of BOMA’s calendar, and the inclusion of the Vancouver Real Estate Forum makes it a true educational experience. Like BUILDEX, Vancouver is a much bigger, bolder and confident than it was in 1989.

In celebration of BUILDEX’s 25th anniversary and the anniversary of the Vancouver Real Estate Forum, the following pages include 25 significant ‘city-shapers’ over the past quarter-century that changed the skyline, the landscape, the demographics, and how the world sees Metro Vancouver. www.buildexvancouver.com www.realestateforums.com Photos: Informa Canada * Article originally appeared in Issue 2165 Business in Vancouver, Jan 28– Feb 3, 2014.

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25TH ANNIVERSARY FEATURE

MILESTONES VANCOUVER’S BUILDING HISTORY OVER 25 YEARS 1989

2008

2012

North Shore begins.

Living Shangri La opens as Vancouver’s tallest – 62 storey – building.

1989

2009

2013

1993

2009

2013

Expo Lands Development on False Creek

Skytrain is extended to the Fraser Valley.

Surrey becomes a city, now the fastest growing in the province.

1994

Redevelopment of Coal Harbour begins.

1994

Vancouver International Airport (YVR) begins expansion

1995

The green-roofed Vancouver Convention Centre West opens.

Canada Line transit system opens

2009

The Lions Gate Bridge is outfitted with highefficiency LED lights.

2009

Woodwards redevelopment opens in Gastown.

2010

Vancouver Winter Olympics and Paralympics Games are held.

1995

2011

1998

Construction begins on the Wall Centre complex on Burrard Street.

2001

Former Vancouver Mayor Gordon Campbell elected BC Premier

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2013

Port Mann Bridge expansion opens.

2013

Construction of Skytrain’s Evergreen Rapid Transit extension to Coquitlam and Port Moody begins.

2013

Forty-kilometre South Fraser Perimeter Road opens.

Vancouver average detached house price tops $1 million for the first time.

2011

Vancouver’s loss in 7th game of the Stanley Cup finals sparks a massive riot.

2014

The revised Vancouver Building Bylaw is enacted, aimed at making the Vancouver the “greenest city in the world” by 2020.

B U I L D E X S H O W S A N N O U N C E S T H E L AU N C H O F This single day tradeshow and conference will provide a concentrated day of new products/services, industry learning and networking.

2005

The Vancouver Agreement, to revitalize the city, receives the United Nations Public Service Award.

Seven new office towers under construction in downtown Vancouver, the most in 20 years.

The Trump International Hotel and Vancouver Tower begins construction downtown.

New Vancouver Public Library, modeled after the Coliseum, opens.

GM Place (now Rogers Arena) opens

BC Place renovated and outfitted with the world’s largest retractable roof.

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25TH ANNIVERSARY FEATURE

BUILDEX

BY THE NUMBERS

1989

BOMA BC hosts inaugural BUILDEX at Hotel Vancouver

1995

Inaugural Vancouver Real Estate Forum produced by MediaEDGE Communications

1996

BUILDEX purchased by MediaEDGE Communications

Membership has its benefits.

SERVICES AND PROGRAMS INCLUDE: ADVOCACY: We are your voice on government policy, regulatory and taxation issues.

Building Owners & Managers Association of B.C.

REPRESENTING THE COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE INDUSTRY SINCE 1911

ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAMS: Access to tools, resources & direct assistance to improve the performance of buildings, along with member discounts.

NETWORKING: Attend the best industry events to grow your network.

EDUCATION: Practical topics and expert speakers will increase your knowledge, plus access to industry reports and breaking news.

Find Out Everything We Have to Offer: Âť www.boma.bc.ca

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25TH ANNIVERSARY FEATURE 1997

BC Construction Show is added to BUILDEX

1998

E-mails and websites are introduced into the event marketing

1999

2000

Design Northwest is purchased to create — FOUR shows in ONE

2002

Online credit card payments become the predominant trusted form of payment

2002

Showguide is produced for the final time using Film technology, PDFs become the industry standard

2006

BUILDEX and Vancouver Real Estate Forum purchased by MMPI Canada

Home Builder & Renovator Show is added to BUILDEX

RCMP E Division Headquarters, Surrey

C E L E B R A T I N G

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B U I L D E X

2 3 7 0 - B u i l d i n g 2 0 0 0 , 6 9 0 0 G r a y b a r Ro a d , R i c h m o n d , B C Te l e p h o n e : 6 0 4 - 2 7 1 - 4 6 0 0 w w w. b i r d . c a st. john’s ▪ halifax ▪ saint john ▪ wabush ▪ montreal ▪ toronto ▪ winnipeg ▪ calgary ▪ edmonton ▪ st. albert ▪ vancouver

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25TH ANNIVERSARY FEATURE 2007

2011

2010

2012

BUILDEX and Vancouver Real Estate Forum purchased by Informa Canada

Over 500,000 direct emails, 30,000 planning guides mailed, 25,000 FREE tradeshow passes, over 35 industry association relationships, more than 100,000 emails forwarded on our behalf, direct invitations to niche markets, and much more

2011

2014

2014

Amalgamation of the FOUR shows into the single brand of BUILDEX Vancouver

First year at the brand new Vancouver Convention Centre West

Introduction of the Twitter handle @BUILDEXSHOWS

The inaugural Vancouver Real Estate Leasing Conference debuts

Celebrating 20th year Vancouver Real Estate Forum and 25th year anniversary of BUILDEX Vancouver

2014

BUILDEX Shows announce BUILDEX Express for October 8, 2014 in Vancouver, a new single day tradeshow and conference.

BUILDEX Vancouver 2005

Vicente Wolf, Keynote Speaker 2011

BUILDEX Vancouver 2004 (Design Northwest)

First BUILDEX in the new Vancouver Convention Centre 2010

Mayor of Surrey Dianne Watts, Keynote Speaker 2011

BUILDEX Vancouver 2013

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WALLTITE Eco is a registered trade-mark of BASF Canada Inc. ECOLOGO is a trade-mark of Environment Canada; GREENGUARD Indoor Air Quality Certified is a registered trade-mark, and GREENGUARD Children and Schools is a service mark, of their respective owners; all used by BASF Canada Inc. with permission. © 2012 BASF Canada Inc.

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WEDNESDAY, FEB. 19 // 2:30PM – 4:00PM ROOM 220/222 W28 • CONSTRUCTION KEYNOTE: THE YOUNG GUNS: GEN Y AND THEIR ROLE IN THE FUTURE OF CONSTRUCTION CO By 2020, 40% of the Canadian workforce will comprise Generation Y (Gen Y) employees i.e. those born between 1982–1993. This is a demographic that is generalized as having a sense of entitlement. However, in the right position, these individuals are hard-working, eager to succeed and have a lot to contribute. At VRCA, we’re very proud of our large and vibrant U40 Network that comprises many Gen Ys. These individuals are the young blood in the construction industry and the leaders of tomorrow. This panel, comprising both employers and employees, will allow participants to share their perspective on the impact of Gen Y in construction, the tools that employers use to attract and retain Gen Y, and those used by the employees themselves to ensure their success.

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Moderator: Fiona Famulak, President, Vancouver Regional Construction Association Panelists: Jason Glue, District Manager British Columbia, Graham Construction & Engineering Inc. Heather James, CEO, Active First Aid Inc Jeff Musialek, Vice President, Smith Bros. & Wilson (BC) Ltd. Craig Shirra, Project Coordinator, Bird Construction Kevin Zakus, CEO, BCCA Employee Benefit Trust

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ARCHITECTURAL KEYNOTE PANEL

THURSDAY, FEB. 20 // 10:30AM – 12:30PM ROOM 220/222 T14 • ARCHITECTURAL KEYNOTE PANEL: WHERE TO FROM HERE: THE FUTURE OF THE PROFESSION AD What does the future hold for architecture and architects? Is the profession, one whose very name suggests vision and innovation, at risk of becoming obsolete through adherence to conventional thinking and traditional business models? This session will take a look both inward and outward, considering architecture’s place in an ever-changing world, and how the profession itself needs to evolve to keep up with, let alone drive, that change. Be part of this critical conversation...while there’s still time.

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Presenters: Jana Foit, Architect AIBC, LEED AP – Perkins+Will Scott Kemp, Architect AIBC – Scott M. Kemp Architect Blair Satterfield, Assistant Professor, School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture - University of British Columbia Matthew Soules, Architect AIBC - Matthew Soules Architecture Inc.

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KEVIN LUST

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WEDNESDAY, FEB. 19 // 10:00AM – 12:00PM ROOM 223/224 W11 • MANAGING MULTIPLE PRIORITIES, PROJECTS, AND DEADLINES EFFECTIVELY PD

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 19 // 10:30AM – 12:30PM ROOM 223/224 T16 • YOUR 4-WORD BUSINESS PLAN: HOW TO ATTRACT THE RIGHT (NOT JUST ANY) CLIENTS PD

This is the program for the busy business owner, manager, or staff person who tries to juggle multiple demands, deadlines, and daily pressures. With the information contained in this fast-paced seminar, you’ll get more accomplished at managing a fragmented workload and with better results than ever before.

When nothing is certain, everything is possible! Today’s economy requires designers to be curious, flexible, positive and proactive (not reactive) in order to generate new business with their ideal clients.

You will gain control of your workday when you learn: • Three strategies for controlling your “inflow” in today’s electronic age of voice-mails, emails, texts, and tweets.

• Seven small changes in your environment that can have a major impact on your effectiveness.

• The one question to ask yourself daily to make sure your top priorities don’t fall to the bottom of the pile.

• What we can learn from the “Law of the Vital Few” and how it affects us every day.

• Six techniques for managing expectations of your clients, your direct report, and your colleagues.

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 19 // 1:00PM – 3:00PM ROOM 223/224 W26 • WORKING EFFECTIVELY WITH YOUR CLIENTS AND YOUR COLLEAGUES TO ACHIEVE OUTSTANDING RESULTS PD Working with others — customers as well as colleagues — isn’t always easy. It can be one of the most difficult components of our work. And yet, today’s demanding workplace requires that we all work closely together in order to get things done effectively and efficiently.

This dynamic seminar combines the foremost secrets of the world’s transcendent work teams with the essential practices of the busiest customer service providers to provide you and your teams with the tools to accomplish goals faster, serve customers better, and work together more effectively than ever before.

You’ll learn how to deal with people easily, work with others closely, and handle difficult situations effectively and improve your reputation.

• Discover a simple technique that will guarantee your instructions are understood.

• Remain composed, even when facing unreasonable demands or when feeling overwhelmed.

• Understand what it takes to be a genuine team builder and leader.

• Surround yourself with enthusiastic people both inside and outside your company.

• Know what you need from other people and learn how best to get it.

• Build rapport with others — not resistance from them.

Attendees will compare and evaluate a new business model versus the old business model and how these changes affect their branding strategy.

Through interactive lecture, small group discussion, real-life examples, and worksheets, attendees will: • Understand how “difficult” clients can be the best teachers.

• Learn 3 steps to effective marketing taglines/mission statements and why many are ineffective.

• Practice the role of intuition to change, take risks, and rebrand successfully.

• Develop an inspired, well-defined 4-Word Business Plan (yes, only 4 words!).

Program includes pre-seminar online, anonymous survey to customize workshop based on attendees’ replies. The survey will be emailed to you prior to the seminar date, please watch your email for further details.

ELLIE HANSON

COLOUR TRENDS STRATEGIST & DIRECTOR OF NEXTREND DESIGN

T U O D SOL

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 19 // 10:30AM – 12:00PM ROOM 217 W17 • DISCOVERING THE LATEST TRENDS IN COLOUR AND DESIGN AD

There are several components to the meaning of the word Discovery. One is to observe, learn about or find something in the course of a search and the second is to recognize the potential of the discovery.

Colour and design trends are all about discovery — what are the latest influences, inspirations, aspirations and realities that will help you make the choices critical for your industry in the ever-evolving world of colour. Join us for this informative look into the future — where the trends are coming from and where they are going.

THURSDAY, FEB. 20 // 8:00AM – 10:00AM ROOM 223/224 T01 • LEADERSHIP SKILLS FOR MANAGERS: HOW TO ACHIEVE SUCCESS IN TODAY’S MORE DEMANDING ENVIRONMENT PD While some organizations thrust people into management roles ill-prepared to handle the new functions of a supervisory position, today’s progressive firms recognize the necessity and value of arming new and even experienced managers with the tools they need to bring success to their team. The best managers from top companies have developed practices that allow them, and their group, to get the job done and to get it done right the first time. You too can be the person that brings out the best in others.

THURSDAY, FEB. 20 // 1:00PM – 3:00PM ROOM 223/224 T23 • POWERFUL PERSUASION AND NEGOTIATING TACTICS: THE KEYS TO SUCCESS PD There is one key to mastering any personal or professional situation: the ability to get others to see things your way. You’ve been in the tough situations; negotiating payments from a struggling tenant, trying to buy time from a demanding vendor, keeping your cool with an upset client, or holding the line on price when you need to close the sale. The one set of skills that can save you in each of those situations is your ability to negotiate and to do it well. With these powerful tools, you will be able to go toe-to-toe with even the most powerful negotiators.

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Visit us at booth #734 to find out more.

For more information, contact: Patrick Martel patrick.martel@otterbox.com 1.416.451.9058 otterbox.com Š 2014 Otter Products, LLC. All rights reserved. The OtterBox name and OtterBox trademarks are the property of Otter Products, LLC, registered in the U.S. and other countries. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.

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RANDY HNATKO

TRACY PEPE

PRESIDENT & CEO, TRAINWEST | SANDLER TRAINING WEDNESDAY, FEB. 19 // 8:00AM – 10:00AM ROOM 212 W03 • 6 WAYS EFFECTIVE LEADERS BUILD STRONG TEAMS

FEATURED SPEAKERS

PRINCIPAL, NOSE KNOWS DESIGN WEDNESDAY, FEB. 19 // 1:00PM – 2:30PM ROOM 217 W24 • THE SCENTED SPACE – HOW SCENT IMPACTS DESIGN AD

PD

Your primary function as manager is to guide your people to perform at their best.

To that end, you conduct regular sales meetings to hold them accountable, you provide coaching to keep them on track, and you provide training when needed.

But what do you do to improve the outcomes of your performance when you’re conducting those sales meetings, providing the coaching, and delivering the training? In other words, what can you do to improve your performance and be a better manager, mentor, and motivator?

As a bonus, every participant who attends will be provided with a Personal Behavioural Assessment & a One-on-One Assessment Review with either Randy Hnatko or Steve Hnatko — at no extra charge!

THURSDAY , FEB. 20 // 10:30AM – 12:30PM ROOM 210 T15 • 8 INSIGHTS THAT WILL CHANGE THE WAY YOU THINK & SELL

This interactive seminar will discuss The Déjà Vu sensory exhibit that demonstrates the colours, sounds and tastes of scents, and the artistic interpretation of sensory. The focus will be on case studies of current Canadian Scent Design Projects and will discover why Scent Design is becoming the “new black” and will help you determine if adding this design tool is right for you and what the possible return on investment with your client could be. * Also on LIVE AT BUILDEX stage at 12:30 on Thursday, Feb. 20. Full LIVE AT BUILDEX schedule on page 35.

PD

What if you discovered the personal insights necessary to re-create the beliefs, behavior and attitudes of the highest earning, most successful sales representatives? What if you were to uncover the highly regarded psychological framework that explains how all individuals develop their sense of self-worth, their notion of personal destiny and their ability to earn the wealth and enjoy the happiness they deserve?

Join Randy Hnatko as he guides you through a proven process to transform your own beliefs, behaviors and attitudes to match those at the very top tier of the sales profession. In this session discover 8 INSIGHTS that will change the way you THINK & SELL.

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PRESIDENT, LOBSTICK PROJECT SOLUTIONS INC. WEDNESDAY, FEB. 19 // 9:00AM – 12:00PM ROOM 215/216 W10 • EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION IN A PROJECT ENVIRONMENT: THE “ART” OF PROJECT MANAGEMENT CO PD

Grounds Guys Have Your Back!

The most commonly cited reason for project failure is communication breakdown. This may be because communication is taken for granted — we all do it — right? The question is do we know how to communicate in a way that is meaningful and effective for project stakeholders and that supports the success of the project? Your success as a Project Manager is directly tied to your ability to communicate effectively and influence the stakeholders.

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 19 // 1:00PM – 4:00PM ROOM 215/216 W27 • PROJECT COMMUNICATIONS MANAGEMENT FOR SUCCESS: THE “SCIENCE” OF PROJECT MANAGEMENT CO PD The most commonly cited reason for project failure is communication breakdown. Many times, this breakdown occurs because of poor management of communication channels, mediums and stakeholder expectations. This workshop will give you the tools needed to effectively manage communications — understanding “who needs what and when”! The Project Manager who does not know what is happening on their project, day by day, week by week is, quite frankly, a train wreck waiting to happen!

You will learn the importance of status reporting and how to do it.

Visit The Ground Guys in booth 1538 or find Too Tall Tim for your voucher.

Vancouver Convention Centre Tours Go Behind the Scenes at the Vancouver Convention Centre West! Visit the Central Plant, Waste Water Treatment Plant, Mechanical Room and Sea Water Island.

Sign-up at the registration desk.

Daily tours at 10:30am & 2:30pm (approx. 1 hour), cost $25.

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PAMA SESSIONS

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WEDNESDAY, FEB. 19 // 8:00AM – 9:50AM ROOM 208/209 P01 • LEGAL UPDATE FOR STRATA MANAGERS PM

THURSDAY, FEB. 20 // 8:00AM – 9:50AM ROOM 208/209 P04 • CONTRACTS AND ALTERATIONS BY STRATA OWNERS

Updates on recent or significant litigation, changes in legislation and other ­current issues related to Strata Property Management.

How should a strata council and a strata agent react when an owner requests an alteration to a strata lot, to common property or to limited common property? What happens if the owner makes an alteration to common property without permission? Alterations are a flash point between owners and strata corporations.

Elaine McCormack, from Alexander Beaudin + Lang LLP is a lawyer, mediator and chartered arbitrator who has been assisting those in the strata industry with resolving disputes for over twenty years.

SPONSORED BY

Presenters: Adrienne Murray, Principal, Adrienne Murray Law Jennifer Neville, Lawyer, Hammerberg Lawyers LLP

ADRIENNE MURRAY JENNIFER NEVILLE

PM

Presenter: Elaine McCormack, Associate Counsel, Alexander Holburn Beaudin + Lang

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 19 // 10:10AM – 12:00PM ROOM 208/209 P02 • UNDERSTANDING ELDER LAW AND DEALING WITH OLDER ADULTS AND TENANTS WITH MENTAL CAPACITY AND MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES PM

THURSDAY, FEB. 20 // 10:10 – 12:00 ROOM 208/209 P05 • LLLLLLLLLLLET’S GET READY TO RUMBLE! PROXY FIGHTS AT STRATA GENERAL MEETINGS PM

Understanding Elder Law and Managing units occupied by older residents and tenants can give rise to some challenging ethical, legal and practical issues. This session will outline the scope of key laws, provide you with a lot of practical options, and survey all the key resource agencies you need to be aware of in order to respond with confidence, responsibility and compassion when you are concerned about a tenant or resident.

When stratas are faced with costly repairs, the owners often split into factions: those who want to get the repairs done and those who don’t. These factions will clash at contentious general meetings and proxies will usually determine the outcome of the battle and the future of the strata. This session explores key issues in voting and proxies at strata general meetings.

KRISTA JAMES

MARTHA JANE LEWIS

Presenters: Krista James, National Director, Canadian Centre for Elder Law Martha Jane Lewis, Executive Director, BC Centre for Elder Advocacy and Support

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 19 // 1:00PM – 3:00PM ROOM 208/209 P03 • RENTAL – OVER AND OUT: RE-POSSESSING A RENTAL PROPERTY THROUGH DIRECT REQUEST PM Rent unpaid? What’s the fastest way to recover your property without a participatory hearing? What is the Direct Request procedure with the Residential Tenancy Branch? When is this procedure available to landlords? How does a landlord repossess a rental property after obtaining an Order of Possession? In this seminar, Al Kemp, President of A.G. Kemp Associates Inc., and Lisa Mackie, Associate LISA MACKIE AL KEMP Lawyer with Alexander Holburn, will give participants the opportunity to navigate an eviction from completing the Notice to End Tenancy, to filing a Direct Request application, to enforcing an Order of Possession. Join Al and Lisa in this informative and interactive seminar. But wait...there’s more! Participants will also have the chance to play a round of “Stump the Experts” for prizes and, of course, bragging rights.

SPONSORED BY

Presenters: Veronica Franco, Partner, Clark Wilson LLP Paul Mendes, Partner, Lesperance Mendes

THURSDAY, FEB. 20 // 1:00PM – 3:00PM ROOM 208/209 P06 • HOW TO UNDERSTAND AND ADMINISTER A DEPRECIATION REPORT ONCE IT IS RECEIVED BY A STRATA CORPORATION PM SPONSORED BY This session will provide property managers with invaluable information for managing depreciation reports including a greater understanding of the Request for Proposal (RFP) process to obtain quotes and a review of the new depreciation legislation. Attendees will DAVID ALBRICE also learn how to maintain a corporate history for future owners and council members. A must for any property manager working with strata corporations!

TONY GIOVENTU

Presenters: David Albrice, BSc. (Hons) URP, RDH Building Engineering Ltd. Tony Gioventu, Executive Director, CHOA

Presenters: Al Kemp, President, A.G. Kemp & Associates Lisa Mackie, Associate, Alexander Holburn Beaudin + Lang

CHBABC SESSIONS WEDNESDAY, FEB. 19 // 10:30AM – 12:00PM ROOM 206 W12 • BULLYING AND HARASSMENT: THE PATHWAY TO BILL 14 COMPLIANCE, AND HOW YOU CAN IMPROVE OVERALL BUSINESS OUTCOMES IN THE PROCESS PM AD CO In July 2012, legislation was passed in British Columbia (Bill 14) that expanded works rights to file WorksafeBC claims for mental disorders predominantly caused by their jobs. This same legislation also created responsibilities on all employers to manage risks to employee mental health, and specifically required employers to have a system to prevent bullying and harassment. These policies became enforceable November 01, 2013.

JEFF LYTH

This presentation is aimed at business owners and senior managers who want to better understand what the law now requires their organizations to do, and how they can meet their obligations.

Topics include a review of requirements and standards, overview of a Psychological Health and Safety Management System, Corporate Culture and how your business can benefit from these changes.

Presenter: Jeff Lyth, QSP Leadership Inc.

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 19 // 1:00PM – 2:30PM ROOM 210 W19 • FACEBOOK MARKETING – A NEW WAY TO FIND YOUR IDEAL CUSTOMERS FOR RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION PROFESSIONALS PM AD CO Is all this talk of Facebook marketing driving you to distraction? How do you really connect with your customers on Facebook? What is the best way to set up your account?

Who should manage it and what should they be saying about your company? Is it the place for construction professionals to gain new customers?

Learn how to leverage this powerful social network to connect with new and existing customers, how to create promotions that convert and how to use the power of the Facebook ad to reach the right people.

SHERRI-LEE WOYCIK

Presenter: Sherri-Lee Woycik, Social Media Minder

THURSDAY, FEB. 20 // 1:00PM – 2:30PM ROOM 206 T17 • OVERVIEW OF AIR LEAKAGE TESTING FOR ENERGY EFFICIENCY ON SINGLE FAMILY HOMES CO GR An air leakage test is a major component of receiving a final EnerGuide rating on a home but what does the test really measure and why is it important?

This presentation will focus on the principles of the air barrier system in residential construction as well as the equipment and procedures used to test the leakage area in a given home. The discussion will cover the following topics: Principals of air leakage, How and why we can build more air tight houses and an Air Leakage Test demonstration.

EINAR HALBIG

Presenter: Einar Halbig, E3 Eco Group

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AIBC ARCHITECTURE DAY THURSDAY, FEB. 20 // 8:30AM – 10:00AM ROOM 218/219 T08 • SEEDS OF INSPIRATION: HOW TO NURTURE CREATIVITY

AD

The best architecture oozes creativity. Yet in the fast-paced, high-stakes, bottom-line reality of the profession, the inspiration and imagination that is at the heart of architecture can become secondary, even lost. This presentation will explore the importance of inspiration — where to find it, how to tap into it, and why it matters.

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THURSDAY, FEB. 20 // 10:30AM – 12:30PM ROOM 220/222 T14 • ARCHITECTURAL KEYNOTE PANEL: WHERE TO FROM HERE: THE FUTURE OF THE PROFESSION AD What does the future hold for architecture and architects? Is the profession, one whose very name suggests vision and innovation, at risk of becoming obsolete through adherence to conventional thinking and traditional business models? This session will take a look both inward and outward, considering architecture’s place in an ever-changing world, and how the profession itself needs to evolve to keep up with, let alone drive, that change. Be part of this critical conversation...while there’s still time.

Presenters: Jana Foit, Architect AIBC, LEED AP – Perkins+Will Scott Kemp, Architect AIBC – Scott M. Kemp Architect Blair Satterfield, Assistant Professor, School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture - University of British Columbia Matthew Soules, Architect AIBC - Matthew Soules Architecture Inc.

RUSSELL ACTON

BRUCE CARSCADDEN BRIAN DUST

Presenters: Russell Acton, Architect AIBC – Acton Ostry Architects Inc. Bruce Carscadden, Architect AIBC, MRAIC - Bruce Carscadden Architect Inc. Brian Dust, Architect AIBC, CHES – NSDA Architects

THURSDAY, FEB. 20 // 1:00PM – 2:30PM ROOM 218/219 T22 • LONG-DISTANCE RELATIONSHIPS: GLOBAL ARCHITECTURE AND CROSSBORDER COLLABORATION AD

T U O D SOL

THURSDAY, FEB. 20 // 3:00PM – 4:30PM ROOM 218/219 T24 • RESIDENTIALISM: HOMES OF THE FUTURE AD

Like it or not, demographics are shaping our world. Increasingly, that shifting reality is reflected in where and how people choose to reside. For the creators of those residences, the considerations and integrations have become more complex: technology; energy needs; socialization; mobility; quality of life; the further blending of workplace and home space; a radical shift in what constitutes a family. It all calls for fresh ideas, new forms and innovative functionality. This session will offer a peek at the possibilities.

For architectural firms big and small, the ability to collaborate on international projects has become an essential survival skill. While long-distance partnerships are increasingly possible through the advent of modern technology and innovative business practices, such collaborations also represent a whole new set of challenges. In this session, the XiQu Centre — a dynamic Hong Kong Chinese Opera House recently undertaken by Bing Thom Architects with Ron Lu Partners — will serve as a case study.

Key members of the BTA project team will share lessons learned on their fascinating intercontinental journey, including how to clear technological hurdles and bridge cultural gaps.

RAJESH ACHARYA TIM ANKENMAN

GREGORY BOROWSKI BRUCE CARSCADDEN ALLISONHOLDEN-POPE

Presenters: Tim Ankenman, Architect AIBC – Ankenman Marchand Architects Gregory Borowski, Architect AIBC, MRAIC LEED AP - Merrick Architecture | Borowski Sakumoto Fligg Limited Bruce Carscadden, Architect AIBC, MRAIC - Bruce Carscadden Architect Inc. Allison Holden-Pope, Architect AIBC, M.Arch, LEED AP BD+C – One SEED

DIMITRI HARVALIAS

CHARLES LEMAN

Presenters: Rajesh Acharya, B. Arch, MRAIC, COA (IN), LEED® AP - SummitBIM Dimitri Harvalias LEED AP BD+C - SummitBIM Charles Leman, Architect AIBC, LEED AP, B.Sc.(Arch), B.ARCH – Bing Thom Architects

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PASSIVE HOUSE

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WEDNESDAY, FEB. 19 // 8:30AM – 10:00AM ROOM 213 W06 • PASSIVE HOUSE IN CANADA AD CO GR

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 19 // 10:30AM – 12:00PM ROOM 213 W15 • PASSIVE HOUSE: HIGH PERFORMANCE REVENUE AD CO GR

Heating and cooling energy has the biggest total life cycle environmental impact for most buildings in Canada. As a result, it is logical to increase the energy efficiency of our buildings. Reducing the energy consumption while increasing comfort and wellbeing at the same time is much more cost efficient than producing energy.

What if buildings could be 90% more efficient — and profitable? With buildings accounting for 40% of global energy use, government and consumers are demanding efficiency. Having completed a custom two family home targeting the International Passive House Standard of efficiency, this team’s next project is a six unit rental Passive House in Victoria, B.C.. The custom home was built at a cost of $200/ ft. including soft costs, landscaping and profit. The rental building will cost substantially less, attract premium rents and have minimal operating costs. Panel members will use the rental building (currently in the design phase) as an example to discuss how costs are minimized, design challenges are addressed and which assemblies are used. This session will provide attendees a better understanding of design challenges and solutions in a high performance building; review considerations unique to rental building design, construction, zoning and building code issues; assess suitable building assemblies; discuss the range of proper components such as air sealing products, windows and HRV’s available on the local market and review the installation of building components in a high performance envelope.

The Passive House approach to construction is a response to global climate change and energy security issues and gives designers, planners and builders the tools GUIDO WIMMERS and knowledge to produce buildings that are truly sustainable, and which can be affordable to all. Passive House is the world’s most stringent energy efficiency standard and is currently becoming a ‘global movement’ with over 40,000 units built in more than 30 different countries and in almost every climate zone from the Arctic to the tropics.

Dr. Wimmers will introduce the Passive House Standard and discuss the design and construction of larger Passive House projects, including office buildings, schools and multi-family residential.

MODERATOR

Presenter: Guido Wimmers, Founding Director, Canadian Passive House Institute

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 19 // 1:00PM – 2:30PM ROOM 213 W21 • PASSIVE HOUSE PECHA KUCHA CASE STUDIES AD CO GR This seminar will deliver Pecha Kucha style case study presentations on several passive house projects.

Each presenter will discuss different approaches used to complete Passive House projects. They will outline the successes and lessons learned for each case study, and compare the different approaches to prefabrication when building to the Passive House Standard.

Case studies will cover the first home targeting the International Passive House standard on Vancouver Island, three projects near Whistler and how lessons learned in Europe are influencing Canadian projects.

MARK BERNHARDT

LYDIA HUNTER

KHANG NGUYEN

Presenters: Mark Bernhardt, President, Bernhardt Contracting Ltd. Lydia Hunter, Director of Marketing, BC Passive House Ltd. Khang Nguyen, Principal, Architrix design studio

MONTE PAULSEN

MARK BERNHARDT

ANDREW CHAPMAN ADAM FAWKES

Moderator: Monte Paulsen, Red Door Energy Advisors Panel: Mark Bernhardt, President, Bernhardt Contracting Ltd. Andrew Chapman, Development Manager, Chapman Building Ltd. Adam Fawkes, Project Architect, Huges Condon Marler

More information in the CanPHI Pavilion on the show floor VISIT US IN THE 1800 ROW

The B.C. government provides up-to-date information to support the residential construction industry in British Columbia.

Check out the Research and Education section of the Homeowner Protection Office (HPO) website for:

Improving Residential Construction www.hpo.bc.ca Toll-free: 1-800-407-7757 Email: hpo@hpo.bc.ca

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BC BUILDING CODE

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T U O D L O S

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 19 // 8:30AM – 10:00AM ROOM 214 W07 • TRANSITIONING TO THE NEW BC BUILDING CODE British Columbia’s construction industry is required to use the new 2012 BC Building Code. This seminar explores the impact of the North American Fenestration Standard/Specification (NAFS) for windows, doors and skylights and the new requirements for spatial separation.

This seminar will prepare designers, builders and building officials to conform to Code requirements with minimum disruption to their projects.

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This how-to presentation will introduce the role of airtightness in small buildings; survey the current range of airtightness standards — including new 3.5 ACH@ 50 Pa requirement in the City of Vancouver’s latest Building By-Law — and review construction details and air-sealing practices that, if followed, will enable virtually any building to meet the new air tightness standard. This presentation is heavy on practical advice and illustrated examples that will benefit any builder.

Presenter: Monte Paulsen, Red Door Energy Advisors

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WEDNESDAY, FEB. 19 // 10:30AM – 12:00PM ROOM 214 W16 • WHAT BUILDERS AND ARCHITECTS NEED TO KNOW ABOUT NEW CODE REQUIREMENTS FOR BC WINDOWS AND DOORS PM AD CO SPONSORED BY Several important code changes are having a transformative impact on the BC window and door industry.

Architects and builders, not to mention building officials, are still coming to terms with how these changes affect the way they specify and buy these building products. This session will focus on what they need to know, and why they need to know it.

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The 2012 BC Building Code and Vancouver Building Bylaw introduced new performance and testing requirements for windows and doors under the NAFS standard. And now both Vancouver and the province have mandatory code requirements for the energy performance of these products not just in Part 9, but other buildings as well. The code now requires architects and building designers to change their product selection and specification habits, using a new performance rating system based on the NAFS standard. The session will also cover the new energy requirements in the BCBC and VBBL. Presenter: Al Jaugelis, Fenestration Specialist, RDH Building Engineering Ltd.

WED 10:30AM

Helene Roche, National Research Council Highlights of Significant proposed Technical Changes model codes: Overview of the more significant proposed changes anticipated for the 2015 National Building, Fire and Plumbing Codes

WED 12:30PM

Terry Adamson, Westeck Windows Careful what you wish for, complying to the NAFS standard: Overview of Important Changes to Window and Door Building Code

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12:30PM

Terry Adamson, Westeck Windows Careful what you wish for, complying to the NAFS standard: Overview of Important Changes to Window and Door Building Code

2:00PM

John Jansen, Wishbone Furnishings Recycled Plastic Lumber – the facts for making the right decision: Considering using recycled plastic lumber as an alternative to wood inside/outside the building envelope. Learn what you need to know to make the right decision.

3:30PM

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Bill Condon, NUHEAT Infloor heating in Multi Family Projects: Trends, Case Studies, and Apps

12:30PM

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2:00PM

Jennie Moore, BCIT School of Construction and the Environment Training today to build a better tomorrow

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Ali Hassannia, Renocon Design Centre Inc. Stretching Your Dollar Through Design

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EXHIBITOR LIST – ALPHABETICAL

1 = New / Green Product Showcase Participant (see page 63 for details)

COMPANY

WEBSITE BOOTH#

COMPANY

WEBSITE BOOTH#

360 Project Management/Rain Bucks

360projectmanagement.ca

224

BMS Plumbing & Mechanical Systems Ltd.

www.bmsmechanical.com

1535

604-Trash-It

www.604-trash-it.com

1052

BOMA BC

www.boma.bc.ca

1041

Abbotsford Concrete Products

www.pavingstones.com

203

Bradlee Distributors Inc.

www.bradlee.net

1305

Access Point Information Canada

www.apicanada.com

1044

Bramalea Elevator

www.bramaleaelevator.com www.briscoman.com

1

535

ACO Systems Ltd.

www.acocan.ca

931

Brisco Manufacturing

1817 - BC Wood Pavilion

Acrylabs

www.acrylabs.com

841

Brock White Canada

www.BrockWhite.ca

227

www.buildingtechnologies.com

941

Acrytec Panel Industries

www.acrytecpanel.com

620

Building Technologies

Activated Automatic Door Systems

www.activateddoors.com

735

Burnaby Manufacturing Ltd

www.bbymfg.com

1146

www.biv.com

1144

Adfast

www.adfastcorp.com

717

Business in Vancouver

Aeon Green Solutions

www.aeongreensolutions.com

747

Buzon Canada

www.buzoncanada.ca

801

AFA Forest Products Inc

www.afaforest.com

713

ByteBeans Solutions

www.bytebeans.com

1835

www.crlaurence.com

1219

Airtron Canada

www.airtroncanada.com

1652

C.R Laurence Co., Inc

AL13

www.al13.ca

321

C/S Construction Specialties Company

www.c-sgroup.com

1418

www.c3is.ca

207

Alair Homes

www.alairhomes.com

1427

C3 Integrated Solutions

All Weather Windows Ltd.

www.allweatherwindows.com

613

C4 Building Maintenance

www.thecomfortandluxuryofclean.ca

1042

www.ciqs.org

942 1426

Altex

www.altex.ca

1704

Canadian Institute of Quantity Surveyors

Altro Canada Inc.

www.altro.com

1505

Canadian Stone Industries

www.canadianstone.ca

www.canadiantimberframes.com 1613 - BC Wood Pavilion

Ames Tile & Stone Ltd.

www.amestile.com

1019

Canadian Timberframes Ltd.

Ampco Grafix

www.ampcografix.com

904

Canam

www.canam-construction.com

413

www.canambuildingenvelope.com

950

Andersen Windows

www.andersenwindows.com

623

Canam Building Envelope Specialists

ANL Enterprises

anl-limestone.com

821

Can-Cell Industries Inc.

www.can-cell.com www.passivehouse.ca

322

Anti-Slip Anywhere/Tile Safe Products

www.tilesafe.ca

738

CanPHI

Passive House Pavilion

Applied Coatings & Restoration Inc.

www.appliedcoatings.ca

519

Cansel Survey Equipment Inc.

www.cansel.ca

630

www.canucks.nhl.com

816

Aqua City Restorations

www.aquacity.ca

944

Canucks Sports & Entertainment

ARC Document Solutions

www.e-arc.com

1423

Canwest Waste & Environmental Technologies

www.cwet.ca

1347

CertainTeed Corporation

www.certainteed.com

405

CertaPro Painters

www.certapro.com

1550

Architectural Woodwork Manufacturers Association of Canada (AWMAC) www.awmac.com

1713 - BC Wood Pavilion

Architecture Foundation of BC

www.architecturefoundationbc.ca

1604

Charlotte Queen Adventures Ltd.

www.charlottequeenadventures.com

652

ASSA ABLOY Canada

www.assaabloy.ca

526

Chem-Aqua Canada

www.chemaqua.com

1241

ASSA ABLOY Entrance Systems

www.assaabloyentrance.com

544

Chinook Scaffold

www.chinookscaffold.ca

1131

Assured Environmental Solutions Inc.

www.assuredenvironmental.ca

1043

Chubb Edwards

www.chubbedwards.com

840

Avant Guard Gates and Access Controls Ltd.

www.avantguardgates.com

1634

Citizenship & Immigration Canada

www.cic.gc.ca

622

Avante Concrete

www.avanteconcrete.com

739

City Elevator Ltd.

www.cityelevator.ca

1239

Award Magazine

www.canadawide.com

1525

CJB Restoration Services LTD.

www.cjbrestoration.com

547

Azek/TimberTech

www.AZEK.com

1300

Cleantech Janitorial Ltd.

www.cleantechjanitorial.com

1735

Bailey West Inc

www.bmp-group.com

312

Coast Wholesale Appliances LP

www.coastappliances.com

1502

BAM Fabrications

www.bamfabrications.com

1421

Colonial Countertops

www.colonialcountertops.com

1631

Barkman Concrete Ltd.

www.barkmanconcrete.com

1027

Commercial Lighting

www.comlight.com

1651

Basalite Concrete Products

www.basalite.com

538

Condominium Home Owners Association

www.choa.bc.ca

1036A

BASF Canada

www.walltiteeco.com

727

Constructive Solutions For Business Inc.

www.constructivesolutions.com

720

Bazinga Technologies

www.mybazinga.com

345

Contrast Lighting M.L. Inc.

www.contrastlighting.com

1 1703 1

BC Construction Association

www.bccassn.com

701

Cool Fin LED

www.coolfinled.ca

1838

BC Hydro

www.bchydro.com

947

Cosella-Dorken Products Inc.

www.cosella-dorken.com

1441

BC Wood Specialities Group

www.bcwood.com

1812

Coulson Manufacturing Ltd.

www.coulsongroup.com

1327

Beanworks Solutions Inc.

www.beanworks.com

1837

Cree Canada

www.cree.com/canada

1335

Beere Timber Company

www.beerebuildingproducts.com

247

CS Designs

www.csdesigns.biz

1415

Bell Mobility

www.bell.ca

1030

Curaflo of BC Ltd.

www.curaflo.com

1738

Benjamin Moore & Co. Limited

www.benjaminmoore.com

1524

Custom Building Products

www.custombuildingproducts.com

605

Bernhardt Contracting Ltd.

www.bernhardtcontracting.com

Custom Ornamental Ironworks

www.customironworks.com

406

BettaStone Industries Ltd.

www.bettastone.ca

239

Cyclo Vac / MVac Retractable Hose Systems

www.tiptopparts.com

503

Better Business Bureau of Mainland BC

www.mbc.bbb.org

635

Daizen Joinery Ltd.

www.daizen.com

BFL CANADA Insurance Services Inc.

www.bflcanada.ca

1045

Danver Outdoor Kitchens

www.danver.com

1218

Black & Decker Hardware and Home Improvement Group www.spectrumhhi.com

1227

Delco Fireplaces

www.delcofireplaces.com

1627

Blue Grouse Wine Cellars

905

Design by Brown

www.designbybrown.ca

1603

www.bluegrousewinecellars.com

Passive House Pavilion

38

1721 - BC Wood Pavilion

www.buildexvancouver.com

EXHIBITOR LIST – ALPHABETICAL COMPANY

WEBSITE BOOTH#

COMPANY

WEBSITE BOOTH#

Dexter & Chaney, Inc.

www.dexterchaney.com

600

Enerpro Systems

www.enerprosystems.com

441

Dinoflex Group LP

www.dinoflex.com

1726

Engineered Assemblies Inc.

www.engineeredassemblies.com

812

Distinct Interiors

www.distinctinteriors.net

817

Enviroshake Inc.

www.enviroshake.com

341

Ditec Entrematic

www.entrematic.com

830

EuroLine Windows Inc

www.eurolinewindows.com

Downtown Surrey Business Improvement Association www.downtownsurreybia.com

217

EuroLine Windows Inc

www.euroline-windows.com

1205

Dr. Bulbs

www.drpowerglobal.com

351

European Timber Connectors

www.europeantimberconnectors.ca

452

Dritac Flooring Products

www.dritac.com

1806

Evoke Flooring

www.evokeflooring.com

1607

Driving Force Vehicle Rentals/Sales/Leasing

www.drivingforce.ca

320

Expocrete Concrete Products

www.expocrete.com

1504

Dryco Building Supplies. Inc.

www.dryco.ca

401

EZ Street Asphalt

www.ezstreetasphalt.ca

305

Dulux Paints - PPG Architectural Coatings

www.delux.ca

1101

FabricAir Inc.

www.FabricAir.com

650

Duncanby Lodge & Marina

www.duncanby.com

524

Finning Canada

www.finning.ca

1430

Duradek Canada Ltd.

www.duradek.com

Passive House Pavilion

307

Firestone Building Products Canada

www.firestonebpco.ca

831

Dura-line Painting

934

Five Star Building Maintenance Ltd.

www.fivestarbc.ca

842

DuRock Alfacing International Ltd.

www.durock.com

521

Flextherm Incorporated

www.flextherm.com

430

Duro-Last Roofing Inc.

www.duro-last.com

1446

Folding Sliding Doors Canada Ltd.

www.foldingslidingdoors.ca

427

DYG Windows Ltd.

www.dygwindows.com

913

Forbo Flooring Systems

www.forboflooringNA.com

1320

E.H. Price Ltd.

www.price-hvac.com

731

Formica Canada

www.formica.com

822

Eagle West Cranes

www.eaglewestcranes.com

527

FortisBC

www.fortisbc.com

1238

Eco-Paving

www.ecopaving.ca

1047 1

Four Seasons Insulation Ltd.

www.fourseasonsinsulation.com

318

Econ Group Ltd.

www.econgroup.ca

Passive House Pavillion

Garaventa Lift BC

www.garaventabc.com

226

ECP Meeker Cedar Specialties

www.meekertimber.com

1815

Garland Canada Inc.

www.garlandcanada.com

946

ECTEK International Inc.

www.armoroc.ca

1200

Gemstone Masonry & Landscape Supply Ltd.

www.gemstonelandscapesupply.ca

1602

Edgewood Matting

www.edgewoodmatting.com

940

General Paint

www.generalpaint.com

1330

Eifs Armour

www.eifsarmour.com

1221

Genesis Restorations Ltd.

www.genesisrestorations.com

1647

Energy Envelope Engineered Solutions [E3S]

www.energyenvelope.ca

1520

Gentek Building Products

www.gentek.ca

700

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EXHIBITOR LIST – ALPHABETICAL

1 = New / Green Product Showcase Participant (see page 63 for details)

COMPANY

WEBSITE BOOTH#

COMPANY

WEBSITE BOOTH#

Geoscan Subsurface Surveys Inc.

www.geoscan.ca

218

Keystone Retaining Wall

www.keystonewalls.com

117

GL Stone

www.glstonetile.com

912

KI Ltd. (Knauf Insulation)

www.knaufinsulation.com

400

Glass World

www.glassworld.ca

1527

King Services

www.kingservices.ca

1251

Glasspro Restoration

www.glassprorestoration.com

234

Kitchen Craft

www.kitchencraftvancouver.com

1413

Global DEC-K-ING

www.dec-k-Ing.com

530

Kitply Industries

www.kitplyindustries.com

1105

GLOBE 2014

www.globeseries.com

1546

Kolbe Gallery

www.kolbegallerybc.ca

1526

Goodbye Graffiti Inc.

www.goodbyegraffiti.com

1339

Kore Irrigation

www.kore.ca

838

Griff Building Supplies

www.griff.ca

431

Kuzco Lighting

www.kuzcolighting.com

827

Grounds Guys Landscape Management Inc.

www.groundsguys.ca

1538

Landlord BC

www.landlordbc.ca

1036D

Guardian Building Products Distribution

www.guardianbp.com

1324

Langara College

www.langara.bc.ca/real-estate

943

Guardian Industries (Flat Glass Division)

www.guardian.com

1319

Lasertech Floorplans Ltd.

www.lt-fp.com

851

Habitat for Humanity Greater Vancouver

www.habitatgv.ca

550

Laurentian Sales

www.laurentiansales.ca www.ezlayflooring.com 740

Hafele Canada Inc.

www.hafele.com

900

Lenmak Exterior Innovations

www.lenmak.com

916

Hardings Security Fencing

www.hardingssecurityfencing.com

1641

Leviton Manufacturing of Canada

www.leviton.com

1245

Hays Specialist Recruitment

www.hays.ca

Libart (Spectrum Skylights)

www.spectrumskyworks.com

921

HD Supply Facilities Maintenance

www.hdsupply.ca

517

Linea Ceiling Systems

www.lineaceilings.com

1614

Heat & Frost Insulators Local 118

www.insulators118.org

434

Logix Insulated Concrete Forms

www.logixicf.com

638

Hengda Vacuum Insulating Glass (NA)

www.hengda.ca

423

Longboard Products

www.longboardsuppliers.com

825

HESPV

www.hespv.ca

225

Homemax Building Supplies Inc.

www.homemaxbuildingsupplies.com

750

Louiseville Specialty Products (Western Louiseville Fiberboard)

www.wlfgroup.ca

646

Homeowner Protection Office

www.hpo.bc.ca

213

Lowe’s Canada

www.Lowes.ca

938

Houle Electric Limited

www.houle.ca

303

Lumon North Amercia Inc.

www.lumon.ca

331

Lynden Door Inc

www.lyndendoor.com

901

Registration

1 1

Hub International

www.hubinternational.com

435

ICBA

www.icba.ca

612

MagO Building Materials

www.magobp.com

1503

IDIBC - Interior Designers Institute of British Columbia www.idibc.org

1705

Mainline Backflow Products Inc.

www.backwatervalve.com

450

IFMA - British Columbia Chapter

1036B

MainStreet Carpet Tile

www.mainstreetcarpettile.com

1624

www.malcotools.com

306

www.ifmabc.org

Imperial Security and Protection Services Ltd

www.imperialsecurity.ca

1439

Malco Products, Inc.

Independent Floor Testing & Inspection, Inc. (IFTI)

www.ifti.com

440

Manna Plumbing Ltd.

www.mannaplumbing.com

1139

www.mansonvilleplastics.com

813 1127

Innotech Windows Canada Inc.

www.innotech-windows.com

403

Mansonville Plastics

Innovative Fall Protection

www.innovativefallprotection.com

219

MAPEI INC.

www.mapei.com

Innovative Manufacturing Inc.

www.innovativemfg.ca

520

Marvin Windows and Doors

www.marvin.com

518

Masonite Int

www.masonite.com

231

Maxxon Corp Canada

www.maxxon.ca

513

www.mcgregor-thompson.com

826

InPro Corporation

www.inprocorp.com

InstaOp

1

1

1733

Institute Of Real Estate Manangement BC Chapter 50

www.irembc.ca

1036F

Integrated Pest Supplies Ltd.

www.integratedpestsupplies.com

1638

McKillican Canadian

www.mckillican.com

1412

www.mediaedge.ca

419

Integrated Project Support Services Ltd.

www.ipssgroup.com

338

MediaEDGE Communications West Inc.

Inter Provincial Roof Consultants Ltd.

www.iprc.ca

834

Metl-Span

www.metlspan.com

616

Intertek Testing Services

www.intertek.com

617

Metro Wallcoverings

www.metrowallcoverings.com

1419

Investors Group

www.investorsgroup.com

1341

Metrosphere Light Corp

www.metrospherelight.com

847

Iridia Medical

www.iridiamedical.com

417

Midland Appliance

www.midlandappliance.com

1313

www.milgard.com

531

Iron Age Manufacturing

www.ironagebc.com

326

Milgard Windows

ISC Doors and Windows Inc.

www.iscdoors.com

830

Ming Stone Supplier. Inc.

www.mingstone.com

444

www.mirolin.com

1619

Ischebeck Can Ltd.

www.ischebeck.ca

304

Mirolin Industries Corp.

I-XL Masonry Supplies

www.ixlmasonry.com

1625

Mission LED

www.missionled.com

425

www.monitorsinmotion.com

1612

James Hardie Building Products

www.jameshardie.com

412

Monitors in Motion

JELD-WEN Windows & Doors

www.jeld-wen.com

1433

Moulding and Millwork

www.mouldingandmillwork.com

1513

Jessi Johnson Mortgage Team

www.jessijohnson.com

340

Mr. Trademan

www.mrtrademan.com

416

Jo-Ro Manufacturing

www.joromfg.com

1126

MRI Software

www.mrisoftware.com

843

Julian Tile

www.juliantile.com

1213

Multivista Construction Documentation

www.multivista.com

325

K2 Stone

www.k2stone.com

1605

Nana Wall Systems Inc.

www.nanawall.com

1201

KANEX Concrete Technologies Ltd.

www.kanexcans.com

446

Napoleon Heating & Cooling

www.napoleonheatingandcooling.com

1304

Kartners

www.kartners.com

1025

Nathan Allan Glass Studios Inc.

www.nathanallan.com

1312

Kate Holland Landscape Accessories

www.khla.com

927

National Glass

www.natglass.com

1422

Kettle River Timberworks

www.kettlerivertimber.com

Neogard

www.neogard.com

718

40

1

1811 - BC Wood Pavilion

McGregor & Thompson Hardware

1715 - BC Wood Pavilion

1

1

1

www.buildexvancouver.com

EXHIBITOR LIST – ALPHABETICAL COMPANY

WEBSITE BOOTH#

COMPANY

WEBSITE BOOTH#

NextEnergy West Technologies

TBD

352

PFSI

www.polyurethanefoamsystems.com

644

Nichiha USA

www.nichiha.com

835

Pigeon Patrol Products & Services Ltd.

www.pigeonpatrol.ca

1152

Nightingale Electrical Ltd.

www.nightelect.com

647

Pinnacle Lgs

www.pinnaclelgs.com

744

Ningbo Shanquan Building Material Co. Ltd.

500

Plasti-Fab Ltd.

www.plastifab.com

313

Nitro Pipe Freeze Inc.

www.nitropipefreeze.com

952

PlanetClean

www.planetclean.com

844

NLD Reserve Advisors

www.reserveadvisors.ca

1051

PointyHat Software

www.pointyhat.ca

624

Nordic Engineered Wood

www.nordicewp.com

346

Polycrete Restorations

www.polycreterestorations.com

347

Novatech Glass Inc.

www.novatechgroup.com

639

Poly-Mor Canada Inc.

www.poly-mor.ca

215

NRC Construction

www.nrc-cnrc.gc.ca

716

Power House Building Solutions

www.power-house.ca

516

Nu Flow

www.nuflowbc.com

1352

Power Strata Systems Inc.

www.powerstrata.com

945

Nuheat Industries

www.nuheat.com

618

Precision Concrete Cutting Inc.

www.safesidewalks.com

850

Object Outdoors

www.objectoutdoors.com

1523

Precision Gutters

www.precisiongutters.com

315

Okanagan College

www.okanagan.bc.ca/scmt

221

Procurify.com

www.procurify.com

752

Optinet Systems Inc.

www.optinetsystems.com

1839

Profast 1996 Ltd

www.profast.ca

523

OtterBox Products

www.otterbox.com

734

Progressive Waste Solutions

www.progressivewaste.com

846

OutRank by Rogers

www.rogersoutrank.com

415

Protecto Wrap Company

www.protectowrap.com

1438

Ozone Resources Ltd.

www.ozonecanada.com

418

Public Works and Government Services Canada

www.buyandsell.gc.ca

1440

P3 Connect

www.p3connect.com

1150

Quad-Lock Building Systems Ltd

www.quadlock.com

534

Pacific Home And Art Centre Ltd.

www.pacifichome.ca

800

Quantum Lighting Inc.

www.quantumlighting.com

1039

PAMA

www.pama.ca

1036E

Queen’s Printer, QP Publishing

www.bccodes.ca

302

Pangaea Natural Stone

www.pangaeanaturalstone.com

805

Quik- Therm Innovative Insulation

www.quiktherm.com

316

Patcraft

www.patcraftdesignweave.com

1220

Ramos Holdings Ltd.

www.ramosholdings.ca

1350

Patterson Whittaker Architectural Profiles

www.pwprofiles.com

424

RCABC

www.rcabc.org

839

Pebble Tec Canada

www.pebbletec.ca

238

Red Door Energy Advisors

www.reddoorenergyadvisors.ca

Peregrine Lodge

www.peregrinelodge.com

541

Red Leaf Architectural Products Inc

www.redleafap.com

601

Peregrine Plastics

www.peregrineplastics.com

1424

Reed Construction Data

www.reedconstructiondata.com

631

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WEBSITE BOOTH#

Reed Construction Data

www.reedconstructiondata.com

1624

TCE Trading (Canada) Inc.

www.tcestone.com

501

REIC Greater Vancouver

www.reicvancouver.org

1036C

Techno Metal Post BC LTD

www.technometalpostbc.com

232

Renew Energy

www.renewenergy.ca

743

Tendu - Barrisol BC

www.tendu.ca

1212

Renocon Design Centre Inc

www.renocondesign.com

1001

Terratek Energy Solutions Inc.

www.terratek.ca

317

Richelieu Hardware

www.richelieu.com

1519

Terrazzo Tile & Marble Assoc. of Canada

www.ttmac.com

421

Rocket Fencing Inc.

www.rocketfencing.com

420

The DS Group

www.draftseal.com

1223

Rockwood Creations

www.rockwoodcreations.ca

220

The Novatech Group

www.novatechgroup.com

639

Roxul Inc.

www.roxul.com

335

Thomas And Betts

www.tnb.com

1833

Rymar Synthetic Grass

www.rymargrass.ca

445

Tianjin Talang Technology Co., Ltd.

www.tl-led.new

1452

SCA Tissue

www.tork.ca

1046

Tigertel Communications Inc.

www.tigertel.com

515

Schenk Ltd.

www.stijle.com

1606 1

Time Sense Enterprises Corp.

www.time-sense.com

819

Schluter Systems (Canada) Inc.

www.schluter.com

705

Total Power Ltd.

www.totalpower.ca

1639

Schneider Electric Canada Inc.

www.schneider-electric.com

1338

TR Trades Reproduction

www.trtrades.com

438

Schoeck Canada Inc.

www.schoeck.ca

525

Trail Appliances

www.trailappliances.com

1531

Scranton Products

www.scrantonproducts.com

1300

Trendz Print Media

www.trendzprintmedia.com

Sea-Jae Builders Ltd.

www.seajae.ca

229

Trex

www.trex.com

Shantex Building Products Inc.

www.shantex.ca

619

Trimlite Canada Ltd

www.trimlite.com

252

Shaw Industries

www.shawfloors.com

1618

Tuff Industries

www.tufdek.com

507

SignSource Architectural Signage

www.signsourcebc.ca

1135

Universal Egress Inc.

www.universalegress.com

402

Simson Maxwell

www.simson-maxwell.com

1040

University of Victoria - Gustavson School of Business

www.execprograms.uvic.ca/mcpm

339

SiteDocs Safety Corp

www.sitedocs.com

551

Upper Canada Forest Products Ltd.

www.ucfp.com

1405

Sitka Log Homes Inc.

www.sitkaloghomes.com

1714

Valley Countertops Industries

www.valleycountertops.com

1013

Skamol

www.skamol.com

330

VaproShield

www.vaproshield.com

439

Skyfire Energy

www.skyfireenergy.com

751

VeriClock Inc.

www.vericlock.com

539

Skyfold (Vertical Solutions Inc.)

www.skyfold.com

1124

Smart Fix Asphalt

www.smartfixasphalt.ca

1050

VICKARS Construction

www.vickarsconstruction.com

319

SMC Property Services Inc.

www.maidbrigadebc.com

230

Vicostone Canada (IMAC Enterprises)

www.vicostonecanada.com

1323

Solaris Geothermal Inc.

www.solar-hot-water.ca

Vicwest Corp.

www.vicwest.com

1707

Solus Decor Inc.

www.solusdecor.com

552

Viessmann Manufacturing Co. Inc.

www.viesmann.com

235

Solutions Pest Control Ltd

www.PestSolutions.ca

1246

Viewpoint Construction Software

www.viewpointcs.com

216

Sound-Rite Acoustics Inc.

www.sound-rite.com

1021

VingCard Elsafe

www.elsafe.com

1539

WA-2! Premium Water Filtration

www.wa2.ca

222

Wall2wall Media

www.wall2wallmedia.com

223

Warmboard, Inc.

www.warmboard.ca

540

Waste Management

www.wm.com

1138

Weatherguard Gutters Inc.

www.weatherguardgutters.com

645

Welco Lumber Corp.

www.welcolumber.com

1119

Westeck Windows Mfg Inc.

www.westeckwindows.com

1031

Western Canadian Screens

www.architecturalwire.com

1225

Western Elevator Ltd.

www.westernelevator.com

1334

Wide Plank Hardwood Ltd.

www.wideplankhardwood.com www.winroc.com

404

Passive House Pavilion

South Fraser Stairs Ltd./Pacific Wave Glass Art Ltd.

www.pacificwaveglassart.com

800

SPEC MIX, INC

www.specmix.com

723

SpecConnect

www.specconnect.ca

1622

Sportworks Northwest, Inc.

www.sportworks.com

1552

Spraylock Concrete Protection

www.spraylockcp.com

746

Square

www.square.ca

522

Standard Building Supplies

www.standardbuildingsupplies.ca

621

Standard Products Inc.

www.standardpro.com

1344

Staples Advantage Canada

www.staplesadvantage.ca

1447

Stelmark Products Inc.

www.stelmark.com

1602

640 1719 - BC Wood Pavilion

1615 - BC Wood Pavilion

Stelpro Design

www.stelpro.com

604

Winroc

Sto Canada

www.stocorp.ca

1635

WINSPIA Co., Ltd

www.winspia.co.kr

327

www.wishboneltd.com

917 1821

Stonecraft / Aggressive Distribution Inc.

www.stonecraft.com

1403

Wishbone Site Furnishings

Strata Engineering

www.strataengineering.ca

1235

Wiston Building Materials Co.

www.witfloor.ca

Stuc-O-Flex International, Inc.

www.stucoflex.com

741

Wizard Industries Inc

www.wizardindustries.com www.woodtone.com

1318

Studio G3 Glass Graphic Group Ltd.

www.studiog3glass.com

1125

Woodtone

Suncoast Enclosures

www.suncoastenclosures.com

1303

Worksafe BC

1818 - BC Wood Pavilion

www.worksafebc.com

512

www.yardi.com

1331 505

SunProject

www.sunproject.com

1706

Yardi Systems

SYNLawn Westcoast Ltd

www.synlawn.ca

1739

Yea Jwu Plastics Enterprise Co., Ltd.

www.yeajwu.com

T & O Janitorial Solutions Ltd.

www.janitorialsolutions.ca

1141

York Aluminum Corp

www.yaluminum.com

T.K. Graphics

www.tkgraphics.ca

745

Zehnder America, Inc.

www.zehnderamerica.com

Talius

www.talius.com

1147

Zentech Ecoboard

www.zentechecoboard.com

1420

Taymor Industries Ltd.

www.taymor.ca

1005

Zurn Industries Limited

www.zurn.com

1231

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EXHIBITOR LIST – BY CATEGORY ACCESS CONTROL / LOCK SYSTEMS

BATH HARDWARE / BATHTUBS

ASSA ABLOY Canada......................................................................... 526 Avant Guard Gates and Access Controls Ltd................................... 1634 Optinet Systems Inc....................................................................... 1839 Taymor Industries..........................................................................1005

Mirolin Industries Corp................................................................... 1619

ACOUSTICAL MATERIALS & PANELS Eifs Armour Wall Systems Inc......................................................... 1221 Linea Ceiling Systems..................................................................... 1614 Maxxon Corporation........................................................................ 513 Sound-Rite Acoustics Inc................................................................ 1021 Tendu - Barrisol BC......................................................................... 1212

APPLIANCES Blue Grouse Wine Cellars.................................................................905 Bradlee Distributors Inc................................................................. 1305 Coast Wholesale Appliances LP...................................................... 1502 Midland Appliance......................................................................... 1313 Trail Appliances.............................................................................. 1531 WA-2! Premium Water Filtration.....................................................222

ARCHITECTURAL HARDWARE OR METALS AL13.................................................................................................. 321 Architecture Foundation of BC.......................................................1604 Bailey West Inc................................................................................. 312 C.R Laurence Co., Inc...................................................................... 1219 Custom Ornamental Iron Works Ltd.................................................406 Hafele Canada Inc.............................................................................900 Hardings security fencing.............................................................. 1641 Iron Age Manufacturing................................................................... 326 Kartners Bathroom Accessories..................................................... 1025 Lynden Door Inc................................................................................901 McGregor & Thompson Hardware....................................................826 Metl-Span......................................................................................... 616 Metro Wallcoverings...................................................................... 1419 Schenk Ltd......................................................................................1606 SignSource Architectural Signage.................................................. 1135 Techno Metal Post BC LTD................................................................232 Western Canadian Screens Ltd....................................................... 1225

ARTWORKS Pacific Home And Art Centre Ltd......................................................800 Simson Maxwell.............................................................................1040

ASSOCIATION BC Construction Association............................................................ 701 Better Business Bureau of Mainland BC........................................... 635 BOMA BC......................................................................................... 1041 Canadian Institute of Quantity Surveyors........................................942 CanPHI ...............................................................Passive House Pavilion Condominium Home Owners Association of BC...........................1036A ICBA.................................................................................................. 612 IDIBC - Interior Designers Institute of British Columbia................. 1705 IFMA - British Columbia Chapter..................................................1036B Institute Of Real Estate Manangement BC Chapter 50................ 1036F LandlordBC...................................................................................1036D PAMA............................................................................................ 1036E RCABC...............................................................................................839 REIC Greater Vancouver................................................................ 1036C Terrazzo Tile & Marble Associarion of Canada................................. 421

AUDIO / VISUAL SYSTEMS ByteBeans Solutions...................................................................... 1835

BUILDING ENVELOPE Acrytec Panel Industries..................................................................620 Canam.............................................................................................. 413 Canam Building Envelope Specialists..............................................950 Ectek International Inc................................................................... 1200 Energy Envelope Engineered Solutions [E3S]................................ 1520 Engineered Assemblies.................................................................... 812 Garland Canada Inc..........................................................................946 Inter-Provincial Roof Consultants Ltd..............................................834 Lenmak Exterior Innovations Inc..................................................... 916 Mainline Backflow Products Inc.......................................................450 ROXUL Inc......................................................................................... 335 Schoeck Canada Inc..........................................................................525 Sto Canada...................................................................................... 1635 VaproShield, LLC............................................................................... 439

BUILDING PRODUCTS / MATERIALS / SUPPLIES ANL Enterprises................................................................................ 821 ASSA ABLOY Entrance Systems.........................................................544 Beere Timber Company.................................................................... 247 Black & Decker Hardware and Home Improvement Group............ 1227 Brock White Construction Materials................................................227 C.R Laurence Co., Inc...................................................................... 1219 Can-Cell Industries Inc..................................................................... 322 CertainTeed Corporation..................................................................405 Custom Building Products................................................................605 DriTac Flooring Products, LLC.........................................................1806 Dryco Building Supplies. Inc.............................................................401 Eagle West Cranes............................................................................ 527 Ectek International Inc................................................................... 1200 European Timber Connectors........................................................... 452 Firestone Building Products Canada................................................ 831 Gentek Building Products................................................................700 Griff Building Supplies..................................................................... 431 Guardian Building Products Distribution....................................... 1324 Habitat for Humanity Greater Vancouver........................................ 550 I-XL Masonry Supplies.................................................................... 1625 Innovative Manufacturing Inc.........................................................520 InPro Corporation............................................................................. 518 Ischebeck Can Ltd.............................................................................304 James Hardie Building Products...................................................... 412 Lowe’s Home Improvement............................................................. 938 Mansonville Plastics......................................................................... 813 Mapei Inc........................................................................................ 1127 McKillican Canadian....................................................................... 1412 Multivista Construction Documentation.........................................325 Nichiha USA...................................................................................... 835 NINGBO SHANQUAN BUILDING MATERIAL CO., LTD...........................500 Nordic Engineered Wood.................................................................346 Ozone Resources Ltd........................................................................ 418 Peregrine Plastics........................................................................... 1424 Pinnacle Lgs..................................................................................... 744 Power House Building Solutions...................................................... 516 Profast 1996 Ltd...............................................................................523 Quad-Lock Building Systems Ltd.....................................................534 Red Leaf Architectural Products......................................................601 Richelieu......................................................................................... 1519 Rocket Fencing ................................................................................ 420 ROXUL Inc......................................................................................... 335 SCA HYGIENE...................................................................................1046

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Schluter Systems Inc........................................................................ 705 Scranton Products / CPG Building Products .................................. 1300 Shantex Building Products Inc......................................................... 619 SMC Property Services Inc................................................................230 SPEC MIX, INC...................................................................................723 SpecConnect................................................................................... 1622 Standard Building Supplies.............................................................. 621 Tianjin Talang Technology Co., Ltd................................................. 1452 Vicwest Corp.................................................................................. 1707 Western Elevator Ltd...................................................................... 1334 Winroc..............................................................................................404 Yea Jwu Plastics Enterprise Co., Ltd.................................................505 WINSPIA Co., Ltd............................................................................... 327 Wiston Building Materials Co......................................................... 1821 York Aluminum................................................................................641

CEILING SYSTEMS Linea Ceiling Systems..................................................................... 1614 Tendu - Barrisol BC......................................................................... 1212

COATING / SEALANTS / FINISHES ACRYLABS.........................................................................................841 Adfast............................................................................................... 717 Applied Coatings & Restoration Inc................................................. 519 Eifs Armour Wall Systems Inc......................................................... 1221 Guardian Industries........................................................................ 1319 Independent Floor Testing & Inspeciton, Inc...................................440 Louiseville Specialty Products (Western Louiseville Fiberboard)....646 Stuc-O-Flex International, Inc.......................................................... 741

COMMUNICATIONS Bell Mobility................................................................................... 1030 OtterBox...........................................................................................734 TigerTel Communications Inc........................................................... 515

CONCRETE / ASPHALT Abbotsford Concrete Products.........................................................203 Avante Concrete...............................................................................739 Basalite Concrete Products..............................................................538 Canam.............................................................................................. 413 Eco-Paving..................................................................................... 1047 Expocrete Concrete Products.........................................................1504 EZ Street Asphalt..............................................................................305 GeoScan Subsurface Surveys............................................................ 218 Ischebeck Can Ltd.............................................................................304 KANEX Concrete Technologies Ltd...................................................446 Keystone Retaining Wall Systems, LLC............................................. 117 King Services.................................................................................. 1251 Logix Insulated Concrete Forms.......................................................638 Mapei Inc........................................................................................ 1127 Precision Concrete Cutting Inc.........................................................850 Sea-Jae Builders Ltd.........................................................................229 Smart Fix Asphalt........................................................................... 1050 Spraylock Concrete Protection......................................................... 746 Zentech Ecoboard........................................................................... 1420

CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT Cansel...............................................................................................630 Chinook Scaffold Systems...............................................................1131

CONTRACTOR / DEVELOPER Bernhardt Contracting Ltd.................................Passive House Pavilion Econ Group Ltd...................................................Passive House Pavilion Homeowner Protection Office - Branch of BC Housing.................... 213 Mr. Trademan................................................................................... 416 www.buildexvancouver.com

COUNTERTOPS

DOCUMENT MANAGEMENT

Formica Canada................................................................................822

Dexter + Chaney..............................................................................600

Homemax Building Supplies Inc...................................................... 750

Viewpoint Construction Software................................................... 216

Schluter Systems Inc........................................................................ 705

Langara College...............................................................................943

Valley Countertops Industries........................................................ 1013

DOORS

VicoStone Canada........................................................................... 1323

Activated Automatic Door Systems.................................................. 735

Colonial Countertops...................................................................... 1631

All Weather Windows Ltd................................................................ 613

(Azek/TimberTech)......................................................................... 1300 Buzon canada...................................................................................801 Duradek Canada Ltd......................................................................... 307 Global DEC-K-ING..............................................................................530 Trex.................................................................1719 – BC Wood Pavilion

EDUCATIONAL Downtown Surrey............................................................................ 217

Andersen Windows & Doors............................................................623

DECKING

Okanagan College............................................................................ 221

University of Victoria, Gustavson School of Business, Executive Programs....................................................................................... 339

ASSA ABLOY Entrance Systems.........................................................544

ELECTRICAL

Ditec Entrematic...............................................................................830

HESPV...............................................................................................225

DYG Windows Ltd............................................................................. 913 EuroLine Windows Inc.................................................................... 1205 Folding Sliding Doors Canada Ltd.................................................... 427 Innotech Windows Canada, Inc........................................................403 ISC Doors and Windows Inc..............................................................830

Houle Electric Limited...................................................................... 303 Nightingale Electrical Ltd.................................................................647 Schneider Electric Canada Inc........................................................ 1338 Thomas And Betts.......................................................................... 1833

DECOR

Kolbe Gallery.................................................................................. 1526 Lynden Door Inc................................................................................901

ELEVATORS / ESCALATORS

BAM Fabrications........................................................................... 1421

Marvin Windows and Doors........................................................... 1733

Bramalea Elevator............................................................................ 535

Masonite Int...................................................1811 – BC Wood Pavilion

City Elevator Ltd............................................................................. 1239

DISPLAYS & GRAPHICS

McGregor & Thompson Hardware....................................................826

Garaventa Lift BC..............................................................................226

Ampco Grafix....................................................................................904

NanaWall Systems Inc.................................................................... 1201

ARC Canada.................................................................................... 1423

The Novatech Group......................................................................... 639

BAM Fabrications........................................................................... 1421

Trimlite Canada Ltd..........................................................................252

ENCLOSURES / POOL, BALCONY & PATIO

Scranton Products / CPG Building Products .................................. 1300

DRAINAGE

Lumon North Amercia Inc................................................................ 331

Stelmark Products inc.................................................................... 1602

ACO Systems Ltd............................................................................... 931

Pebble Tec Canada............................................................................238

CS Designs Inc................................................................................. 1415

T.K. Graphics..................................................................................... 745

Western Elevator Ltd...................................................................... 1334

Suncoast Enclosures....................................................................... 1303

Time Sense Enterprises Corp............................................................ 819

EDUCATION

Trendz Print Media...........................................................................640

P3 Connect..................................................................................... 1150

SunProject...................................................................................... 1706 Tuff Industries..................................................................................507

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EXHIBITOR LIST – BY CATEGORY ENERGY CONSERVATION / MANAGEMENT 360 Project Management/Rain Bucks............................................. 224

Forbo Flooring Systems.................................................................. 1320 Independent Floor Testing & Inspeciton, Inc...................................440

Aeon Green Solutions....................................................................... 747

Laurentian Sales & EZ Lay Flooring.................................................. 740

BC Hydro...........................................................................................947

MainStreet Carpet Tile................................................................... 1624

Enerpro Systems...............................................................................441

Maxxon Corporation........................................................................ 513

FortisBC.......................................................................................... 1238

Patcraft........................................................................................... 1220

GLOBE Foundation..........................................................................1546 HESPV...............................................................................................225 Leviton Manufacturing of Canada................................................. 1245 MagO Building Materials................................................................ 1503 METROSPHERE LIGHT CORP...............................................................847

Shaw Industries.............................................................................. 1618 WIDE PLANK HARDWOOD LTD........................................................ 1615

FOUNDATIONS

Red Door Energy Advisors..................................Passive House Pavilion

C3 Integrated Solutions...................................................................207

Renew Energy.................................................................................. 743

Poly-Mor Canada Inc........................................................................ 215

SkyFire Energy Inc............................................................................ 751

Techno Metal Post BC LTD................................................................232

Solaris Geothermal Inc.......................................Passive House Pavilion Terratek Energy Solutions Inc.......................................................... 317 Time Sense Enterprises Corp............................................................ 819 Total Power Limited....................................................................... 1639 Yardi Systems Inc........................................................................... 1331

ENGINEERING SERVICES Canadian Institute of Quantity Surveyors........................................942 Strata Engineering......................................................................... 1235

ENTERTAINMENT / CLIENT RELATIONS Canucks Sports & Entertainment..................................................... 816 Charlotte Queen Adventures Ltd......................................................652 Duncanby Lodge & Marina............................................................... 524 Peregrine Lodge............................................................................... 541

EQUIPMENT RENTAL & SALES

Vickars Construction Inc................................................................... 319

FURNITURE

Total Power Limited....................................................................... 1639

EVENT MANAGEMENT GLOBE Foundation..........................................................................1546

Danver Outdoor Kitchens............................................................... 1218 Homemax Building Supplies Inc...................................................... 750 Kitply Industries............................................................................. 1105

GOVERNMENT Citizenship & Immigration Canada..................................................622 Homeowner Protection Office - Branch of BC Housing.................... 213 NRC Construction............................................................................. 716

LANDSCAPE & GARDEN ACCESSORIES

GUTTERS

(Azek/TimberTech)......................................................................... 1300 Barkman Concrete.......................................................................... 1027 Burnaby Manufacturing Ltd........................................................... 1146 Danver Outdoor Kitchens............................................................... 1218 Expocrete Concrete Products.........................................................1504 Gemstone Masonry & Landscape Supply Ltd................................. 1602 Grounds Guys Landscape Management Inc................................... 1538 Kate Holland Landscape Accessories Ltd......................................... 927 Keystone Retaining Wall Systems, LLC............................................. 117 Kore Irrigation..................................................................................838 Object Outdoors............................................................................. 1523 Rymar synthetic Grass......................................................................445 SYNLawn Westcoast Ltd................................................................. 1739

Precision Gutters.............................................................................. 315 Weatherguard Gutters Inc...............................................................645

HVAC PRODUCTS & SERVICES Airtron Canada............................................................................... 1652 Canwest Waste & Environmental Technologies............................. 1347 E.H. Price Ltd.................................................................................... 731 FabricAir Inc.....................................................................................650 NextEnergy West technologies Ltd.................................................. 352

Jessi Johnson Mortgage Team.........................................................340

Nitro Pipe Freeze Inc........................................................................952

NLD Reserve Advisors..................................................................... 1051

Nuheat.............................................................................................. 618

Napoleon Heating and Cooling...................................................... 1304 Solus Decor Inc................................................................................. 552

FIXTURES / FAUCETS / SINKS Kartners Bathroom Accessories..................................................... 1025 Taymor Industries..........................................................................1005

FLOORING

Solaris Geothermal Inc.......................................Passive House Pavilion Stelpro..............................................................................................604 Thomas And Betts.......................................................................... 1833 Viessmann Manufacturing Co. Inc...................................................235 Warmboard, Inc...............................................................................540 Zehnder America, Inc.........................................Passive House Pavilion

INSULATION Adfast............................................................................................... 717 BASF Canada.....................................................................................727 Four Seasons Insulation Ltd............................................................. 318

Altro Canada Inc............................................................................. 1505

Heat & Frost Insulators Local 118.....................................................434

Ames Tile & Stone.......................................................................... 1019

KI Ltd. (Knauf Insulation).................................................................400

C/S Construction Specialties Company.......................................... 1418 Cyclovac/Mvac Central Vacuum Systems.........................................503 DriTac Flooring Products, LLC.........................................................1806

LAND AND BUILDING ENVIRONMENTAL Hardings security fencing.............................................................. 1641

Public Works and Government Services Canada............................1440

Investors Group.............................................................................. 1341

Delco Fireplaces.............................................................................. 1627

C4 Building Maintenance............................................................... 1042 Cleantech Janitorial........................................................................ 1735 Cyclovac/Mvac Central Vacuum Systems.........................................503 Edgewood Matting Ltd....................................................................940 Five Star Building Maintenance Ltd.................................................842 Goodbye Graffiti Inc....................................................................... 1339 HD Supply Facilities Maintenance.................................................... 517 PlanetClean......................................................................................844 Staples Advantage Canada............................................................ 1447 T & O Janitorial Solutions Ltd..........................................................1141

KITCHEN CABINETS

Napoleon Heating and Cooling...................................................... 1304

Canadian Stone Industries............................................................. 1426

JANITORIAL / CLEANING PRODUCTS & SERVICES

Design by Brown............................................................................ 1603

FINANCIAL SERVICES

FIREPLACES

BFL CANADA Insurance Services Inc...............................................1045 HUB International............................................................................ 435 Worksafe BC..................................................................................... 512

Jo-Ro Manufacturing..................................................................... 1126

Driving Force Vehicle Rentals/Sales/Leasing................................... 320 Finning (Canada)............................................................................ 1430

INSURANCE / RISK MANAGEMENT

PFSI...................................................................................................644 Plasti-Fab Ltd................................................................................... 313

Edgewood Matting Ltd....................................................................940

Quik- Therm Innovative Insulation.................................................. 316

Evoke Flooring................................................................................ 1607

Schoeck Canada Inc..........................................................................525

FLEXTHERM...................................................................................... 430

Skamol............................................................................................. 330

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LIFE SAFETY / SAFETY EQUIPMENT Anti-Slip Anywhere/Tile Safe Products...........................................738 Innovative Fall Protection................................................................ 219 Iridia Medical................................................................................... 417 SiteDocs Safety Corp........................................................................ 551 Universal Egress Inc..........................................................................402

LIGHTING Aeon Green Solutions....................................................................... 747 Commercial Lighting...................................................................... 1651 Contrast Lighting........................................................................... 1703 Cool Fin LED.................................................................................... 1838 Cree Canada.................................................................................... 1335 Dr. Bulbs........................................................................................... 351 Kore Irrigation..................................................................................838 Kuzco Lighting..................................................................................827 Leviton Manufacturing of Canada................................................. 1245 METROSPHERE LIGHT CORP...............................................................847 Mission LED......................................................................................425 Pacific Home And Art Centre Ltd......................................................800 Quantum Lighting Inc.................................................................... 1039 Standard products.........................................................................1344 www.buildexvancouver.com

MARKETING OutRank by Rogers........................................................................... 415

PARKING OR ROADWAY CONSTRUCTION / SERVICES / SYSTEMS

PROPERTY / ASSET MANAGEMENT Bazinga Technologies......................................................................345

Reed Construction Data................................................................... 631

Vickars Construction Inc................................................................... 319

Finning (Canada)............................................................................ 1430

Wall2wall Media..............................................................................223

Lowe’s Home Improvement............................................................. 938

PARKING SERVICES

Power Strata Systems Inc.................................................................945

Ramos Holdings Ltd....................................................................... 1350

PUBLISHING – MAGAZINES OR WEB & DATA

PEST / ANIMAL CONTROL

Award Magazine............................................................................ 1525

Moulding and Millwork.................................................................. 1513

Assured Environmental Solutions Inc............................................1043

Patterson Whittaker Architectural Profiles..................................... 424

MediaEDGE Communications West Inc............................................ 419

Integrated Pest Supplies Ltd.......................................................... 1638

Schenk Ltd......................................................................................1606

Queen’s Printer................................................................................. 302

Pigeon Patrol Products & Services Ltd........................................... 1152

Reed Construction Data................................................................. 1624

MILLWORK / CABINETRY / MOULDINGS Kettle River Timberworks Ltd.......................1715 – BC Wood Pavillion Kitchen Craft Cabinetry.................................................................. 1413 Kitply Industries............................................................................. 1105

Stelmark Products inc.................................................................... 1602

MOBILE PHONES Bell Mobility................................................................................... 1030 OtterBox...........................................................................................734

Business in Vancouver.................................................................... 1144

Solutions Pest Control Ltd.............................................................. 1246

PLUMBING PRODUCTS

FLEXTHERM...................................................................................... 430

ACO Systems Ltd............................................................................... 931 BMS Plumbing & Mechanical Systems Ltd..................................... 1535

MODULAR BUILDING & PRE-FAB

CuraFlo of BC.................................................................................. 1738

Mansonville Plastics......................................................................... 813

Mainline Backflow Products Inc.......................................................450 Manna Plumbing Ltd...................................................................... 1139

PAINTS & FINISHES

Mirolin Industries Corp................................................................... 1619

Benjamin Moore & Co. Limited...................................................... 1524 CertaPro Painters........................................................................... 1550 Distinct Interiors.............................................................................. 817 Dulux Paints - PPG Architectural Coatings..................................... 1101 Dura-line Painting............................................................................ 934

RADIANT FLOOR HEATING

Nitro Pipe Freeze Inc........................................................................952 WA-2! Premium Water Filtration.....................................................222

RAIN SCREENS Acrytec Panel Industries..................................................................620 BettaStone Industries Ltd................................................................239 Lenmak Exterior Innovations Inc..................................................... 916 Stuc-O-Flex International, Inc.......................................................... 741

RE-PIPING CuraFlo of BC.................................................................................. 1738 Nu Flow.......................................................................................... 1352

PRINTING - LARGE FORMAT

General Paint.................................................................................. 1330

Lasertech Floorplans Ltd.................................................................. 851

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WIDE PLANK HARDWOOD LTD........................................................ 1615

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EXHIBITOR LIST – BY CATEGORY RECYCLING 604-TRASH-IT Junk Removal & Recycling...................................... 1052 Dinoflex Group LP........................................................................... 1726 SCA HYGIENE...................................................................................1046

Cansel...............................................................................................630 Constructive Solutions For Business Inc...........................................720 Dexter + Chaney..............................................................................600

WEATHERPROOFING

InstaOp............................................................................................. 231

Cosella-Dorken Products Inc.......................................................... 1441

Integrated Project Support Services Ltd.......................................... 338

RENOVATION/RESTORATION

MRI Software...................................................................................843

Alair Homes.................................................................................... 1427

Power Strata Systems Inc.................................................................945

Aqua City Restorations.....................................................................944 C3 Integrated Solutions...................................................................207 CJB Restoration Services LTD............................................................547 Genesis Restorations Ltd................................................................ 1647 Glasspro Restoration........................................................................234 Nu Flow.......................................................................................... 1352 Polycrete Restorations.....................................................................347 Renocon Design Centre Inc............................................................. 1001

ROOFING PRODUCTS / SERVICES ACRYLABS.........................................................................................841 Buzon canada...................................................................................801 Duradek Canada Ltd......................................................................... 307 Duro-Last Roofing Inc....................................................................1446 Enviroshake Inc................................................................................ 341 Firestone Building Products Canada................................................ 831

PointyHat Software......................................................................... 624 Procurify.com................................................................................... 752 Viewpoint Construction Software................................................... 216 Yardi Systems Inc........................................................................... 1331

STAIRS / RAILINGS Custom Ornamental Iron Works Ltd.................................................406 Western Canadian Screens Ltd....................................................... 1225

STONE - BRICK / GRANITE / MARBLE Brock White Construction Materials................................................227 Canadian Stone Industries............................................................. 1426 Ming Stone Supplier Inc...................................................................444 Red Leaf Architectural Products......................................................601

TECHNOLOGY

Garland Canada Inc..........................................................................946

Monitors in Motion........................................................................ 1612

Inter-Provincial Roof Consultants Ltd..............................................834

Square..............................................................................................522

Louiseville Specialty Products (Western Louiseville Fiberboard)....646

VeriClock Inc..................................................................................... 539

Neogard............................................................................................ 718

Zurn Industries Limited.................................................................. 1231

Longboard Products.........................................................................825 Neogard............................................................................................ 718 NINGBO SHANQUAN BUILDING MATERIAL CO., LTD...........................500 Protecto Wrap Company................................................................ 1438 Talius.............................................................................................. 1147 The DS Group.................................................................................. 1223 Weatherguard Gutters Inc...............................................................645

WINDOW COVERINGS Altex............................................................................................... 1704

WINDOWS / GLASS / MIRRORS All Weather Windows Ltd................................................................ 613 Andersen Windows & Doors............................................................623 DYG Windows Ltd............................................................................. 913 EuroLine Windows Inc........................................Passive House Pavilion EuroLine Windows Inc.................................................................... 1205 Glass World..................................................................................... 1527 Glasspro Restoration........................................................................234 Guardian Industries........................................................................ 1319 Hengda Vacuum Insulating Glass (NA).............................................423 Innotech Windows Canada, Inc........................................................403 ISC Doors and Windows Inc..............................................................830

SkyFire Energy Inc............................................................................ 751

TESTING AND CERTIFICATION SERVICES

VaproShield, LLC............................................................................... 439

Intertek Testing Services.................................................................. 617

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TILE & STONE

Libart (Spectrum Skylights)............................................................. 921

Dinoflex Group LP........................................................................... 1726

Ames Tile & Stone.......................................................................... 1019

Milgard Windows............................................................................. 531

SCAFFOLDING Chinook Scaffold Systems...............................................................1131

GL Stone........................................................................................... 912 I-XL Masonry Supplies.................................................................... 1625 Julian Tile....................................................................................... 1213 K2 Stone.........................................................................................1605

SECURITY SERVICES / SYSTEMS Building Technologies...................................................................... 941 Chubb Edwards................................................................................840 Five Star Building Maintenance Ltd.................................................842 Imperial Security and Protection Services Ltd............................... 1439 VingCard Elsafe.............................................................................. 1539 Optinet Systems Inc....................................................................... 1839 Talius.............................................................................................. 1147

SIDING CertainTeed Corporation..................................................................405 Enviroshake Inc................................................................................ 341 Patterson Whittaker Architectural Profiles..................................... 424

Ming Stone Supplier Inc...................................................................444 Pangaea Natural Stone.....................................................................805 Rockwood Creations.........................................................................220 Stonecraft / Aggressive Distribution Inc........................................ 1403 TCE Trading (Canada) Inc.................................................................. 501

JELD-WEN Windows & Doors......................................................... 1433 Kolbe Gallery.................................................................................. 1526 Marvin Windows and Doors........................................................... 1733 NanaWall Systems Inc.................................................................... 1201 Nathan Allan Glass Studios Inc....................................................... 1312 National Glass................................................................................. 1422 Novatech Glass Inc........................................................................... 639 South Fraser Stairs Ltd./Pacific Wave Glass Art Ltd.........................800 Studio G3 Glass............................................................................... 1125 Westeck Windows Mfg Inc............................................................. 1031 Wizard Industries Inc..................................................................... 1318

Terrazzo Tile & Marble Associarion of Canada................................. 421

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TOOLS

AFA Forest Products Inc.................................................................... 713

Malco Products Inc...........................................................................306

Architectural Woodwork Manufacturers Association of Canada (AWMAC).................1713 – BC Wood Pavilion

UTILITIES

BC Wood Specialities Group...........................1812 – BC Wood Pavilion

GeoScan Subsurface Surveys............................................................ 218

Canadian Timberframes Ltd...........................1613 – BC Wood Pavilion

WALL SYSTEMS

Brisco Manufacturing.....................................1817 – BC Wood Pavilion Coulson Manufacturing Ltd........................................................... 1327 Daizen Joinery Ltd..........................................1721 – BC Wood Pavilion

SITE FURNISHING / LANDSCAPE

DuRock Alfacing International Ltd................................................... 521

ECP Meeker Cedar Specialties........................1815 – BC Wood Pavilion

Barkman Concrete.......................................................................... 1027

Metro Wallcoverings...................................................................... 1419

European Timber Connectors........................................................... 452

Kate Holland Landscape Accessories Ltd......................................... 927

Skyfold (Vertical Solutions Inc.)......................................................1124

Kettle River Timberworks..............................1715 – BC Wood Pavilion

Solus Decor Inc................................................................................. 552

Masonite Int...................................................1811 – BC Wood Pavilion

Sportworks Northwest, Inc............................................................ 1552

WASTE MANAGEMENT

Wishbone Site Furnishings............................................................... 917

604-TRASH-IT Junk Removal & Recycling...................................... 1052

Sitka Log Homes Inc.......................................1714 – BC Wood Pavilion

Progressive Waste Solutions............................................................846

Trex.................................................................1719 – BC Wood Pavilion

Waste Management....................................................................... 1138

Upper Canada Forest Products LTD................................................1405

SOFTWARE ACCESS POINT INFORMATION CANADA Ltd.....................................1044

Moulding and Millwork.................................................................. 1513

Welco Lumber Corp.........................................................................1119

Bazinga Technologies......................................................................345

WATER TREATMENT

Beanworks Solutions Inc................................................................ 1837

360 Project Management/Rain Bucks............................................. 224

Woodtone.......................................................1818 – BC Wood Pavilion

ByteBeans Solutions...................................................................... 1835

Chem-Aqua Canada........................................................................ 1241

Zentech Ecoboard........................................................................... 1420

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Wide Plank Hardwood Ltd.............................1615 – BC Wood Pavilion

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INDUSTRY SESSIONS – WEDNESDAY

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 19 // 8:00AM – 10:00AM ROOM 210 W02 • MAXIMIZING RECOVERIES FROM TROUBLED CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS – A UNIQUE BUSINESS SOLUTION CO

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 19 // 8:30AM – 10:00AM ROOM 207 W05 • BUILDING RESOURCE SYSTEMS – AN ALTERNATE TO DISTRICT ENERGY CO GR

There are no overall legal or business restructuring frameworks to maintain the going-concern operations of a contractor critically required for troubled construction projects to maximize the assets and value to all stakeholders.

The presentation will focus on an emerging strategic energy recycling initiative that integrates the most innovative, efficient and cost effective building energy systems together with advanced metering and communication technology to measure and manage resource consumption. Bringing these together under both a favourable capital contribution and operational program that serves the needs of the development industry, the municipal authorities and the homeowner.

Under the Builders’ Lien Act, there are legal remedies available for a contractor’s unpaid suppliers and workers on specific projects related to statutory holdbacks and available trust funds, but these can rapidly evaporate under a deluge of claims, Court proceedings and offsets. This seminar will review a unique business solution that was created by combining the provisions of specific Federal and Provincial legislation to allow a contractor to re-create confidence in a going-concern operation with its lenders, employees, trades and project owners/managers to complete its troubled projects on time, on budget and maximize the assets and minimize the losses for all stakeholders, including bonding companies and guarantors. The roles required from, and resulting benefits for, all key stakeholders will be reviewed. Also, examples of how this approach can be applied to other troubled construction projects will be identified. This solution is significantly different from, and complementary to, the normal solutions sought under the Builders’ Lien Act because it is driven by successfully restructuring the business approach rather than pursuing the asset remnants after a troubled construction project quickly collapses.

Presenters: Rob Barker, President, RAB Homes Ltd. Dirk Laudan, Partner, Borden Ladner Gervais LLP Bonita Lewis-Hand, Partner, Lawson Lundell LLP Gary Powroznik, Managing Director, G-Force Group Don Redden, President, Redden Development Ltd.

The presentation will speak to performance and cost comparison with the emerging District Energy requirements that many municipalities are now implementing. Geo-exchange systems will also be compared regarding operational efficiency and capital cost.

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 19 // 8:30AM – 10:00AM ROOM 217 W08 • THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE PROMISING WORLD OF BICYCLE PARKING IN VANCOUVER PM GR Cycling as a mode of transportation is on the rise across North America, especially in Vancouver. The purpose of this presentation is to clarify the importance of meeting the needs of the local cycling community in todays’ new and renovated sustainable developments. The speaker(s) will discuss the particular bylaws, industry standards and best practices in the Vancouver area along with value of bicycle infrastructure investment. Sufficient time will be left for questions and a discussion around how to estimate future demand.

This presentation will explain how to use off the shelf products with full integration.

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Presenters: Elco M. Gauw, Chief Parkologist, Urban Bicycle Parking Systems Inc. Ross Kenny, Street Furniture Coordinator – Engineering, City of Vancouver Tim Tewsley, LEED AP, Sustainable Building Advisor, HUB Bikeability Consultant

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INDUSTRY SESSIONS – WEDNESDAY

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 19 // 10:30AM – 12:00PM ROOM 207 W13 • FROM GOLD TO PLATINUM – WHAT’S REALLY INVOLVED IN TAKING YOUR DEVELOPMENT TO THE NEXT LEVEL? PM CO GR Considerable evidence is mounting that significantly higher costs of green design and construction could be based on outdated information and poor practices. How much more does it actually cost to design and construct a greener building than a conventional new one? Are we now at the stage where LEED Gold or even Platinum is viable as a minimum standard for new projects? Case studies will MAERI MACHADO be used to illustrate how to create an appropriate pro forma for constructing a greener building or doing a major retrofit to an existing structure.

A simple approach to adding some online profit to your real-world company... If your customers and prospects use online search, you probably have a hidden profit opportunity. Once you see it, the only decision is whether to take it or leave it for your competition. In this practical workshop, non-technical business leaders will learn how to profit from search behavior related to their products and services.

Presenter: John McDonald, CEO, Rampworth Capital Services Inc.

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WEDNESDAY, FEB. 19 // 1:00PM – 2:30PM ROOM 206 W18 • CURRENT ISSUES IN OCCUPANT HEALTH SURROUNDING LEGIONELLA AND RADON PM CO

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 19 // 10:30AM – 12:00PM ROOM 212 W14 • ARCHITECTURE AND LOCAL HERITAGE: DESIGN SOLUTIONS IN HARMONY WITH PLACE AD

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Presenters: Maeri Machado, Project Manager, Halsall Associates Jason Manikel, P.Eng., CBCP, LEED AP, Managing Principal, Halsall Associates

Architecture requires an understanding of context: a building is not an object in space, but a point of convergence — of people, ideas, traditions and aesthetics. Years of experience provide architects with the ability to choose materials and techniques but culture guides how a project should be built. Calling on past project experience in East Africa, Central and South Asia, this session will discuss how to build successful buildings by embracing local materials, techniques and architectural traditions. The discussion will also contemplate the importance of understanding the historical and cultural influences in developing relevant design solutions that match tradition with modernity.

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Legionella control and mitigation is gaining prominence following an outbreak in Montreal causing the death of 13 seniors. In some parts of the country there is a significant potential for radon gas to be present within a home or building constructed on a grade level slab or poured basement. This seminar will go over the Radon Canada Map, mitigation techniques and changes to the 2010 National Building Code. Legionella and radon pose potential health hazards in both public and private spaces, this session will cover how to detect, inspect, prevent and remediate both legionella and radon.

Presenters: Dave Shearer, Project Manager, PHH ARC Environmental Alan Whitehead, President Radon Environmental Management Corp

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WEDNESDAY, FEB. 19 // 1:00PM – 2:30PM ROOM 207 W20 • LEADING EDGE GREEN RETROFITS: CASE STUDIES

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Like death and taxes, when it comes to buildings, change is the only certainty: systems age, occupants come and go, and new technologies create opportunities and risks. But building owners and managers can do more than accept the inevitable; they can embrace and benefit from change, and reduce their buildings’ environmental footprint in the process. This presentation will highlight current best practice in greening existing buildings. It will include case studies of operational improvements and retrofits in the areas of energy, water, indoor air quality and comfort.

Presenters: Jason Manikel, P.Eng., CBCP, LEED AP, Managing Principal, Halsall Associates Aislinn McCarry, Project Manager, Halsall Associates

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WEDNESDAY, FEB. 19 // 1:00PM – 2:30PM ROOM 212 W22 • THE RISE OF THE HUMAN FACTOR AD The past four years we have been so focused on reducing cost, the impact of technology and making our buildings sustainable that we are forgetting who we are designing for…people. Many office-based workers are not living healthy lives today.

True, greener buildings are healthier for the occupant but that’s not enough. Sitting stagnantly at a desk staring at a computer all day is killing us faster than anything else. Distractions, the constant “pinging” of technology, and the lack of privacy are KAY SARGENT negatively impacting productivity. We need to refocus on the worker, and getting them engaged and empowering them to move business forward today. Hence, a new movement is afoot to do just that.

Participates will learn about the state of well-being today and the impact our behaviors have on us. We will address how to design spaces to get us moving and more engaged; and improve our well-being.

And we will discuss the opportunities and challenges in providing healthier spaces today. By the end of the session participants will understand the issues impacting us today and how to design to improve them.

WEDNESDAY, FEB. 19 // 1:00PM – 3:00PM ROOM 218/219 W25 • HOW TO SELL A BUSINESS: ENSURE A HIGH VALUATION AND SMOOTH BUSINESS SUCCESSION WHEN THE TIME COMES PD When you spend a lifetime trying to build a successful business, it leaves little time for much else, including thinking about an exit plan; but even if you are planning to pass the business on to family or employees, you want to ensure you are offering them a valuable business. Whether you are creating an exit plan for the short term or for 20 years from now, it’s never too late or too soon to start understanding and increasing the value of your business. Seventy percent of all business owners in today’s market plan to sell or pass their business on within 10 years. But 76% don’t have an exit plan, and many do not know the value of their business.

A well thought out exit plan can, protect the legacy of your business, build value in your business, provide financial security for your family and your stakeholders, make it easier to deal with any unexpected events (illness, accident or death) and help to prepare you and your business for the future.

Whether you plan to sell (or buy) at some point in the future, this panel will offer insight in Business Systems, Financing, Legal and Business Brokerage.

We will identify the opportunities to increase mobility, both internally and externally, to empower the worker and improve the work environment by giving them choices. By the end of the session participates will understand the issues surrounding when, how, and where we work. Participates will also learn the key elements of working in a matter that creates balance successfully.

We will discuss ways to get technology in check so that we are running it, instead of it running us. We will be looking at the impact technology has on us, how it effects our work, and how we can work with it to be smarter while still being in control and have some balance. By the end of the session participates will have action items on how to rethink the use of technology.

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THURSDAY, FEB. 20 // 8:30AM – 10:00AM ROOM 206 T02 • OPERATING A GREENER BUILDING: ACHIEVE YOUR TARGETS

PM GR

A major challenge of a greener building is whether the operations staff is capable of properly managing the property once the project is completed. Without following and understanding the correct operational protocols, a building may not meet its full potential savings. Building commissioning is the process of verifying during new construction that all the subsystems for HVAC, plumbing, JASON MANIKEL AISLINN MCCARRY electrical, fire/life safety, building envelope, interior systems, energy, sustainable systems, lighting, wastewater, controls, and building security achieve the owner’s project requirements and function as designed by the architects and engineers. An associated goal of the commissioning process is to improve a project from the design phase through post construction and occupancy. More frequently, commissioning is also being applied to existing properties as a key to optimize building performance and its ongoing operation. This session will examine the process of commissioning and recommissioning and the considerable value that building owners are beginning to see and understand as a result of applying these processes to both new and existing properties to ensure they meet their ultimate potential.

Presenters: Jason Manikel, P.Eng., CBCP, LEED AP, Managing Principal, Halsall Associates Aislinn McCarry, Project Manager, Halsall Associates

THURSDAY, FEB. 20 // 8:30AM – 10:00AM ROOM 207 T03 • THE VALUE OF POWER QUALITY AND PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE FOR BUILDING AND FACILITIES MANAGEMENT PM SPONSORED BY Power Quality problems in any building’s electrical system can adversely impact a company’s bottom line. Problems such as voltage sags and surges are estimated to cost businesses about $1.2 billion annually in lost productivity in Canada and about $140 million in British Columbia. Even more disturbing is that electrical distribution system malfunctions are now the leading cause of office and commercial building fires. Ongoing preventative maintenance and proper management of power quality including use of infrared thermography, ultrasonic testing, Arc Flash analysis Voltage and Current diagnostics can greatly extend the life of electrical systems while decreasing risk of property damage as well as increasing life safety.

Presenters: Guy Daunais, Preventative Maintenance Specialist, Houle Electric Limited Chris McCrimmon, Power Quality/Preventative Maintenance Manager, Houle Electric

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THURSDAY, FEB. 20 // 8:30AM – 10:00AM ROOM 210 T04 • ENERGY MODELING AND COMMISSIONING IN HIGH PERFORMANCE BUILDINGS – WHERE THEORY AND REALITY MEET PM GR This session will provide an overview of the energy modeling and commissioning processes for high performance buildings, and how they need to be used together to meet the building energy targets.

Participants will learn about how energy modeling can and should be used as a design tool to maximize the efficiency of high performance buildings, and how the process of modeling translates into the real world of construction and commissioning. This seminar will help participants understand the modeling and commissioning processes and how they work together in order to help meet energy targets.

Presenter: Rod Yeoh, P.Eng., P.E., LEED AP, Principal, DIALOG

THURSDAY, FEB. 20 // 8:30AM – 10:00AM ROOM 215 T05 • PROJECT MANAGEMENT IN THE DIGITAL AGE CO We have been using paper to communicate for the past 500 years. We are now in a period of change and great opportunity. This seminar will examine the impact of communication in the digital age on processes related to the designing, building and management of buildings. It will focus on the importance of leveraging digital data and making that data work for us, to improve productivity and quality while reducing cost. It will suggest that it is time to stop creating paper drawings and start creating data communication views.

Presenters: Edwin Guerra, LEED AP BD+C, M.A.Sc. Structural Engineering Geraldine Rayner, Architect AIBC, BA DipArch RIBA LEED®AP BD+C, Director, Summit BIM

THURSDAY, FEB. 20 // 8:30AM – 10:00AM ROOM 216 T06 • MANAGING RISKS AND DISPUTES IN CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS

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In this panel session, you will hear about the common risks that participants in a construction project may encounter and learn about mechanisms to assist in reducing these risks. The session will also cover strategies for managing disputes when they arise on a project, including builders liens issues. The session will include a brief overview of environmental law issues, including cost recovery actions under BC’s Environmental Management Act and a summary of recent cases that have dealt with such actions.

Presenters: Seema Lal, Principal, Shapiro Hankinson & Knutson Law Corporation Marc MacEwing, Associate Counsel, Shapiro Hankinson & Knutson Law Corporation Vanessa Reakes, Associate Lawyer, Shapiro Hankinson & Knutson Law Corporation Craig Wallace, P.Eng., Principal, Shapiro Hankinson & Knutson Law Corporation

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THURSDAY, FEB. 20 // 10:30AM – 12:00PM ROOM 206 T09 • WHAT IS THE (BOMA) BEST WAY TO LEED® A BUILT GREEN™ BUILDING FOR A LIVING FUTURE®? PM GR

THURSDAY, FEB. 20 // 10:30AM – 12:00PM ROOM 215 T11 • PERIMETER FIRE CONTAINMENT: THE LEAST UNDERSTOOD TOPIC IN PASSIVE FIRE PROTECTION PM CO

Trying to choose the right green building certification system for your new or existing building? Join Light House and a panel of representatives for LEED, Built Green, Living Building Challenge, and BOMA BESt for an engaging discussion on the applicability and pros and cons of these certifications. Light House will then present a case study on the Beach Towers in-fill development, for which several different rating systems were considered: LEED for Homes, LEED for Homes Midrise, Built Green, LEED for New Construction, and LEED for Neighbourhood Development.

There is no area of passive fire protection more widely misunderstood than protecting the joint that occurs at the intersection of a floor slab and curtain wall from the vertical spread of fire from one floor to another. Protecting a metallic pipe penetrating a concrete floor from flames, toxic smoke, superheated gasses and heat is not rocket science; passive void fillers installed with conventional methods can easily accomplish this. This seminar will discuss how to minimize the widespread misuse of engineering judgments and ensure the most defendable design possible with little or no additional cost to the project.

Presenters: Curtis Dorosh P.Eng. MA. LEED AP, Senior Project Manager, Light House Vanessal Joehl, Department G Program Director, CHBA BC Environmental Stewardship Division Daniel Klemky, Energy & Environmental Manager, BOMA BC Mona Lemoine, Executive Director, Cascadia Green Building Council John Madden, BA, LEED AP NC + ND, Senior Planner, Light House Brenda Martens, B.Sc., LEED AP BD+C, LEED Fellow, aedify

Presenter: John Hurley, CSI, National Manager, Canada, Pacific Manager, AK, HI, Guam and Micronesia, Specified Technologies, Inc.

THURSDAY, FEB. 20 // 10:30AM – 12:00PM ROOM 216 T10 • GETTING THE SECOND CLIENT AD This session has been developed for senior Designers/Architects and Principals who want to enhance their business development skills and encourage business development awareness and attitudes in their staff. This seminar will discuss the importance of ongoing and consistent business development to the firm’s financial health, growth and reputation. Topics for exploration include: Developing CAROL JONES RICHARD POLLACK the skills, competencies and attitudes needed to be a “rainmaker” in a firm; How to distinguish viable opportunities from worthless pursuits; and How to differentiate your firm and activate specific strategies to dramatically improve business development opportunities.

Presenters: Carol Jones, RID, D. Litt, FIDC, FIIDA, LEED®AP, Principal, KASIAN Richard N. Pollack, FAIA, FIIDA, Founder, Pollack Consulting / POLLACK architecture

THURSDAY, FEB. 20 // 10:30AM – 12:00PM ROOM 217 T12 • THE BASICS OF LIGHT AND COLOUR: HOW TO WORK COLOUR FOR HEALTH AD We live in a sea of Light and Colour but few people understand just how colours and light affect our bodies and behavior. This session will explain the fundamentals and terms of colour (value, saturation, chroma, hue, etc.), exactly how colour behaves, how to select and use the ‘right’ colour/s easily and finally understand what it means for your business and life.

Presenter: Fawn Chang, Interior Designer, Colour & Feng Shui Expert, National Colour & Design Consultant, PPG Pittsburgh Paints

THURSDAY, FEB. 20 // 10:30AM – 12:00PM ROOM 207 T13 • UNDERSTANDING THE IMPACT OF INDOOR AIR QUALITY AS IT RELATES TO BUSINESS SUCCESS PM CO The improvement of Indoor Air Quality is considered by North American Governments an issue of major concern. A panel of 4 leaders in related fields within the air purification industry will discuss the history of air purification as it relates to modern technology. Affordable, environmentally responsible and effective solutions will be discussed. The attendees will come away with a better understanding of how modern technologies can improve the work environment and productivity while attaining a swift Return on Investment.

Presenters: Dr. Joffre Berry, Ph.D., JMB Research Ltd. Steve Pocock, President, Canwest Waste & Environmental Technologies Ray Riopel, Vice President, Pacific Air Filter Ltd. Bill Svec, Senior Vice President, RGF Environmental

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In addition to safeguarding your property’s value, you’ll increase energy efficiency and refresh curb appeal. And with Sto, you get a single source you can trust for materials and services.

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Sto has the right combination of reStore services for your specific needs.

For more information, visit www.stocorp.ca, or call 1.800.221.2397

INDUSTRY SESSIONS – THURSDAY

SEMINAR STREAMS: PM PROPERTY MANAGEMENT AD ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN CO CONSTRUCTION & RENOVATION PD PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT GR GREEN

THURSDAY, FEB. 20 // 1:00PM – 2:30PM ROOM 207 T18 • BUILDING PERFORMANCE IN NEWLY MASTER PLANNED COMMUNITIES PM CO GR How are buildings performing relative to defined policy objectives?

Is there a correlation between the age of the building and energy performance? What factors influence building performance?

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Over the last 25 years Vancouver has established itself as a model for sustainability and livability.

However, there is a crack in the “City of Glass” where private views trump energy performance and thermal comfort. Through this session we will demonstrate building performance trends in the multiunit residential sector and some of the factors that contribute to less than optimal performance. We will explore some of the strategies to improve building performance through the Vancouver Retrofit Strategy and highlight programs and their potential impacts toward reaching Greenest City Action Plan target of 20% reduction of GHGs by 2020.

Presenters: Curtis Dorosh P.Eng. MA. LEED AP, Senior Project Manager, Light House John Madden, BA, LEED AP NC + ND, Senior Planner, Light House

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THURSDAY, FEB. 20 // 1:00PM – 2:30PM ROOM 215 T19 • WHY FENG SHUI IS RELEVANT TO ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN

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This lecture demonstrates how Feng Shui offers a proactive way to bring ancient wisdom into our modern lives. Architects and designers create spaces that enhance the function and quality of buildings for the purpose of improving the quality of life, increasing productivity and protecting the health, safety and welfare of the public.

With Feng Shui this credo is taken a step deeper, as good design does not necessarily mean good Feng Shui. The physical landscape, buildings and people each have their MARLYNA LOS own energy fields; this field is described as Qi. Feng Shui understands how design and location support or destroy Qi (a broad word for energy) and thus its impact on people. This lecture illustrates the original concepts of Feng Shui and the correlation to architecture and design and the resulting impact on people lives.

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Presenter: Marlyna Los, Master of Classical Feng Shui, Founder and Director of Feng Shui Consulting and the East West Academy of Feng Shui

THURSDAY, FEB. 20 // 1:00PM – 2:30PM ROOM 216 T20 • TRANSIT ORIENTED DEVELOPMENT: THREE PERSPECTIVES OF SUSTAINABILITY PM AD CO The presentation will use Marine Gateway, a vibrant mixed-use, transit oriented development (TOD) in Vancouver as a case study for sustainable urban density. It will be assessed from three perspectives on sustainability: Environmental, Financial, and Social and illustrated through a panel discussion with a City Planner, Developer, and Architect. Combining residential units, office space, and commercial retail space, Marine Gateway is being built on the site of a new station on Vancouver’s Canada Line rapid transit system in an established, yet transitional neighbourhood. Issues addressed are germane to municipal policy and development of sustainable projects in existing neighbourhoods. This will be an opportunity to assess the potential of sustainable buildings from multiple perspectives.

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DAVID DOVE

JIM BAILEY

RYAN BRAGG

TIM GRANT

Moderator: David Dove, Principal, Perkins+Will Panel: Jim Bailey, Senior Planner, City of Vancouver Ryan Bragg, Associate Principal, Perkins+Will Tim Grant, Asset Manager, PCI Developments

THURSDAY, FEB. 20 // 1:00PM – 2:30PM T21 • DESIGN TO INCREASE YOUR BOTTOM LINE: CREATING AN OFFICE IN WHICH CREATIVITY AND PRODUCTIVITY THRIVE AD The design of the spaces in which we live and work directly influence our ability to be productive, prosperous and healthy. More than how to build a Branded Environment, you will learn how to arrange your office and business place to act as the background for your work, creativity and profit. Whether you have a large corporate office, a retail establishment, a home office or a cubicle, after learning to re-view your spaces for their influence on your bottom line you will learn what marketers and designers FAWN CHANG know about how to adjust spaces to attract more clients, increase productivity, increase your effectiveness and even — get ready — how to have better work/life balance, take more time for yourself and have more money to enjoy it.

Questions

about benefits?

Give us a call: BCCA Employee Benefits

1 800 665 1077 info@bccabenefits.ca www.bccabenefits.ca

Presenter: Fawn Chang, Interior Designer, Colour & Feng Shui Expert, National Colour & Design Consultant, PPG Pittsburgh Paints

T22 & T24 listed on page 32.

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Intertek is your Canadian solution to guide you quickly through the often complex certification process. Our clients partner with us to receive innovative, quality testing and certification services – including safety, performance, sustainability, energy efficiency, fire resistance, flammability, failure analysis, and code evaluation services.

Our Warnock Hersey Mark is one of North America’s most recognized symbols, trusted by AHJs in Canada, the US and internationally. Plus, we are proud to announce that Architectural Testing, Inc. (ATI) is now a part of Intertek.

We have joined together to provide you a larger network of regional offices and testing labs, a broader array of services, and improved access to both domestic and international markets.

Learn more in Booth #617

Building Products Testing & Certification Your Canadian Solution

1-800-WORLDLAB intertek.com/building

NEW / GREEN PRODUCT SHOWCASE 360 Project Management / Rain Bucks – Booth 224 Rain-Bucks

Constructive Solutions – Booth 720 Sage 100 Contractor

Every year North-Americans flush $6.8 billion of drinking water down their toilets!

Introduced to the Canadian marketplace in June 2013, Sage 100 Contractor is a full featured, single entry, integrated job costing software that is easy to implement, easy to use and can manage every job from the estimate to invoicing. Sage 100 Contractor meets the needs of general contractors, home builders, civil, HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and all specialty trades. The Canadian Edition is designed to address: Canadian payroll / HST-GST-PST / holdbacks & related taxes.

Rain-Bucks is an advanced, efficient, and reliable gravity based rainwater harvesting system that stores and supplies rain-water for non-potable use. There are no electrical parts in the system hence it is durable, affordable, and almost maintenance-free.

www.constructivesolutions.com

Using Rain-Bucks stops the hugely wasteful practice of flushing toilets with drinking water. It is also one of the most affordable methods to obtain LEED credits.

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constructivesolutions

Contrast Lighting – Booth 1703 HexaLED

Eco Paving – Booth 1047 Eco Paving

Beyond its ability to deliver low-energy lighting, between 60 and 85 lumens per watt, HexaLED combines 30° lockable adjustability, advanced LED technology, excellent color rendering, beam spread options and other desirable features. Powder-coat trim finishes include white, black, matte white and metallic grey.

With 100% recycled tires, Eco Paving’s rubber surfacing evolves your commercial or residential property. Not only is it more visually appealing than its concrete competitors, it is a cost-efficient, earth-friendly product and eliminates tripping hazards. Cracks or blemishes are of no concern as the flexible rubber holds its perfection for years to follow and it’s backed with a five-year warranty.

Whether you’re looking to update or put the finishing touches on your property, Eco Paving has got you covered.

With three wattage options and lumen outputs from 1,700 to 3,100 lumens, HexaLED exceeds Energy Star requirements and is suited to LEED® certified buildings.

Fixtures come with two CRI options: over 80 and over 90. www.contrastlighting.com

www.ecopaving.ca

Eifs Armour – Booth 1221 Eifs Armour™

Hengda VIG – Booth 423 Hengda Vacuum insulating glass

Eifs Armour™ is a high performance insulated exterior wall cladding system. Eifs Armour™ provides a woodpecker, rodent, & extreme weather proof system, which translates into a high impact resistant exterior wall. Eifs Armour™ is a not only a maintenance and repair free alternative to other wall systems but also is a green alternative. It provides full thermal bridging and in turn, produces a lower carbon footprint than traditional wall systems. As a result, users are experiencing savings on energy bills in both the summer and winter months and at the same time benefitting our environment. Eifs Armour™ can be installed over existing EIFS Panel systems as a repair or retro fit for the new building market.

Vacuum Insulating Glass(VIG) is according to the principle of vacuum flask, which is to airproof the edge of two pieces of flat glasses and keeps the layer between 0.1~0.2mm with tiny pillars. In order to optimize the function, one of the two pieces is Low-e glass. Due to interior vacuum, the conduction and convection of gas almost does not exist. the U value is in range of 0.3-0.8 W/m2k. Maximum size is 1.5m x 2.5m.

www.eifsarmour.com

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NEW / GREEN PRODUCT SHOWCASE HES PV – Booth 225 Solar Electric Power Equipment HES is a leading Canadian wholesaler of solar electric power equipment for residences and commercial buildings. The new microBlox MB -500 is a modular 500W solar kit that delivers grid synchronous 240V AC power right from the roof using the sun as the power source. Use solar electric power to reduce home & business power purchases from 10 to 100% annually, Micro-Blox are modular and can be combined to make a solar system of any size. In addition, HES’s offers training for building industry professionals on how to sell and install solar electric systems across Canada. www.hespv.ca

Innovative Manufacturing Inc. – Booth 520 CanSeal CanSeal is a water-based spray-on roof coating ideal for recovering of old roofs, making them new and long lasting, perfect for Strata buildings and flat roofs of all types. It is a rubberized coating that goes down very easily and sticks to all types of surfaces. In most cases, there is no need to remove the old roof. No flames, no smells, simply remove loose material. Saves on expensive disposal costs and possible property damage. www.canseal.com

Kolbe Gallery – Booth 1526 VistaLuxe™ Collection

Lenmak Exterior Innovations – Booth 916 EnvaTherm®

Collaboratively developed with architects for contemporary designs that utilize clean lines and multiple units to create large expanses of glass, the VistaLuxe™ Collection from Kolbe allows you to create an opening as unique as your project. An extruded aluminum exterior provides low-maintenance durability, while a wood interior proves modern design can be warm and organic. VistaLuxe windows and doors are designed and built with performance in mind, and have multiple options, including triple pane glass, available.

EnvaTherm®. Foam Filled Performance.

www.kolbegallerybc.ca

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Libart (Spectrum Skyworks) – Booth 921 Libart Retractable Living = Retractable Enclosures and Roofing

Maxxon – Booth 513 Acousti-Mat HP Series of Sound Control Mats

Bring fresh air & skyline views to your restaurant rooftop or patio eatery. Ensure you are able to use your outdoor space year round.

Lenmak’s EnvaTherm® insulated metal back pans deliver refinements to traditional building envelope technology that take curtain-wall engineering to a new level.

The efficiency of automated production, including a patented water-blown foam delivery system, creates cost-effective panels with a competitive R-value for consistent thermal performance. A breathable foil backing protects against fire and UV damage.

EnvaTherm® insulated back pans conform to Canadian fire safety standards up to twelve storeys (CAN/ULC-S134 “Standard Method of Fire Test of Exterior Curtain Wall Assemblies”).

Maxxon is excited to introduce the Acousti-Mat® HP Series of high performance sound control mats. Acousti-Mat® II HP, Enkasonic® HP, and Acousti-Mat® 3 HP provide upgraded sound control through the addition of a high performance acoustical fabric that is laminated to the bottom of the mat’s entangled mesh core. The HP series adds sound control without adding to the overall floor height and is considered a green building material, meeting the stringent standards of GREENGUARD Gold Certification. www.maxxon.ca

Retractable Roofing and Enclosures bring you outdoor hospitality at the touch of a button. Brought to you by Spectrum Skyworks, manufactured by Libart.

See working models in the center of the BUILDEX floor — booth 921! www.libartusa.com (www.spectrumskyworks.com/resource)

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Your window into the world of sustainable architecture, construction, landscape architecture and interior design in Canada.

See us at booth 1525.

1134 Burrard Street, The Kettle Friendship Society dys architecture photo: Robert Stefanowicz / www.ROBERTSTEFANOWICZ.COM

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NEW / GREEN PRODUCT SHOWCASE Nathan Allan – Booth 1312 Gemstone Willow Gemstone Willow is just one of many new, spectacular, and unique products created by Nathan Allan. Using our exclusive “Freeform Series” production methods, the flowing Willow streams are formed into textureless, convex-shaped strands, a first in our industry.

Brilliant, metallic color finishes are applied over the Willow pattern creating a shimmering appearance. Clear, Low iron, and our green glass, EnviroR95, are available. www.nathanallan.com

Nitro Pipe Freeze Inc. – Booth 952 Liquid Nitrogen Pipe Freezing Service Yaletown based NITRO PIPE FREEZE™ serves the pipe trade contractors and maintenance professionals of British Columbia and beyond. Nitro utilize Liquid Nitrogen to form freeze plugs within the pipe.

This creates a temporary isolation to the system, allowing essential maintenance work to be completed, without the need for a drain down or prolonged building shut down. No wastage of costly chemicals (heating and cooling) and no need to drain large quantities of water to the sewer. Save time, money and help the environment! www.nitropipefreeze.com

Nordic – Booth 346 Nordic X-LAM

Procurify.com – Booth 752 Procurify

Nordic solid wood X-LAM panels provide the ideal construction solution for a number of reasons. Quick to put up and offering a load capacity comparable to concrete slabs, X-LAM can be used as floors, walls and roofs. Five times lighter than concrete, X-LAM offer greater freedom of design along with a natural lightness and warmth not found in other materials.

This 100% renewable building encapsulated over 1500 pounds of carbon per cubic metre. Nordic X-LAM is THE construction solution of the future.

Procurify is a cloud-based, online and mobile spend management software solution that can be used to manage both direct and indirect company expenses. It provides control and visibility of where company money is going in real-time using simpleto-generate reports and analysis.

Purchases can be funneled through approved and eco-compliant suppliers to help you meet your budget and green targets. Eliminate waste and fraud. Say goodbye to archaic, paper-based processes and clean-up your spending with Procurify. www.procurify.com

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Schenk Ltd. – Booth 1606 “Stijle” Cabinet Doors – The Evolution of Glue Free Edge-Banding

VeriClock Inc. – Booth 539 Employee Time Tracking

Schenk Ltd. is a manufacturer of contemporary cabinet doors and panels that utilize the very latest European manufacturing technology. We are proud to be the only cabinet door manufacturer in N. America employing IMA laser technology.

VeriClock is a cloud-based employee time tracking system. Features and benefits include:

Laser edge-banding allows us to eliminate glue entirely from the edging process resulting in a perfectly seamless joint between board and tape. www.stijle.com

• Clock in by SMS/Text, Phone, Web, Iphone, Android, or other Smartphones • GPS Tracking, Caller ID, IP Address, Voice Authentication, Real-time recording • Integrate with accounting software like QuickBooks and Sage • Save 3-6% of your total labour costs by switching away from a manual, handwritten systems • Free one-on-one set-up/training and 30-day free trial www.vericlock.com

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SPECIAL EVENTS AND MORE THE 17TH ANNUAL CEOS BREAKFAST

CONSTRUCT CAFÉ

This exclusive breakfast is attended by over 250 CEOs, Presidents and Senior Vice Presidents of the leading construction companies in British Columbia. This is an invite-only networking event held in conjunction with BUILDEX Vancouver.

The Construct Café is a place to sit down with colleagues and clients to enjoy breakfast, lunch or other refreshments during the show. The area features a bar and a self-serve bistro with seating for 75+. Throughout BUILDEX the Construct Café serves as the primary area for attendees from the construction industry to meet, greet and conduct business.

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Located on the east wall of the tradeshow floor, the Wine Bar & Bistro is another option for lunch and other refreshments during the show.

MEET & GREET NETWORKING RECEPTION The annual Meet & Greet Reception will be held Wednesday, February 19th from 5:00 – 6:00pm. Come and network with over 600 industry professionals and enjoy a complimentary glass of wine or beer and some delicious hors d’oeuvres.

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HAYS JOB BOARD RETURNS FOR 2014 The HAYS On-Site Job Board will return to BUILDEX Vancouver 2014. The HAYS On-Site Job Board caters to JOB POSTERS and JOB SEEKERS within the Construction, Property Management and Design industries.

FOURTH ANNUAL IDC/IIDA VANCOUVER LEADERS BREAKFAST

The HAYS On-Site Job Board is located at the lobby/entrance area of the tradeshow floor.

Thursday, February 20, 2014 Breakfast and Keynote: 7:30am – 10:00am

VANCOUVER CONVENTION CENTRE TOURS

On February 20, 2014, Interior Designers of Canada (IDC) and the International Interior Design Association (IIDA) will present landscape architect, Cornelia Hahn Oberlander with the prestigious 2014 IDC/IIDA Leadership Award of Excellence, an award that recognizes outstanding contributions to the design profession. Multi-talented actor, director and founder of the Bard on the Beach Shakespeare Festival, Christopher Gaze, will deliver the keynote address. Don’t miss out on this iconic event for the interior design community.

Go Behind the Scenes at the Vancouver Convention Centre West! Visit the Central Plant, Waste Water Treatment Plant, Mechanical Room and Sea Water Island. Daily tours at 10:30am & 2:30pm (approx. 1 hour), cost $25.

PASSIVE HOUSE PAVILION & SEMINAR PROGRAM

Individual Tickets: $125 Tables of 10: $1250 For information contact Debora Abreu, marketing coordinator, Interior Designers of Canada, at dabreu@ idcanada.org or call 416.649.4428 or 877.443.4425.

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BUILDEX will once again be hosting LIVE interactive presentations and demos on the showfloor. These presentations are FREE to attend and the full schedule is on page 35.

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SPONSORED BY The Canadian Passive House Institute will present the Passive House Pavilion and seminar program to focus on communicating information about these high performance buildings. Whether a building professional is simply wanting to keep up with modern building technologies, or may be involved in such a project, or may have a client interested in a high performN/Bboth the pavilion and the seminars will offer insight and motivation. ance building,

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STRUCTURE STRUCTURE is a BC Wood cost-share program that provides an opportunity for small and upstart designers to gain valuable skills and experience to help them grow their business capacities.

To celebrate 100 years of architecture in BC, the Architecture Foundation of British Columbia is proud to announce BC’s 100 Best Buildings Contest.

BC residents are invited to nominate online their favorite building in which to live, work, or play. All proceeds will be used for architectural scholarships and education programs supported by AFBC. For further contest details, log on to www.architecturefoundationbc.ca or visit the AFBC display at Buildex 2014!

MASSAGE AREA NEW FOR 2014: Massage Area located in the 1500 row. Visit The Ground Guys in booth 1538 or find Too Tall Tim for your voucher.

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FEBRUARY 25 & 26, 2015

VANCOUVER CONVENTION CENTRE WEST

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CONTEST

What’s your favourite Building in BC? Join AFBC in celebrating 100 years of Architecture in British Columbia!

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Visit us online at architecturefoundationbc.ca for details and to nominate your favorite building to LIVE, WORK or PLAY in BC!