BUILDEX Vancouver 2019 Showguide

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Celebrating 30 Years Over the last three decades, BUILDEX has been host to many important conversations that have been key to the advancement of Western Canada’s building industry. Providing a platform for dialogue, attendees, exhibitors and speakers alike have learned from renowned keynotes, engaging panel presentations, and countless technical seminars and workshops.

EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT Patti Stewart DIRECTOR OF CONTENT & BRAND STRATEGY Nicole Etherington DIRECTOR OF SALES Michael Pelsoci

To thank the industry for the past 30 years of success, the 2019 event will be an experience that will continue to enable Architecture & Design, Construction, and Property Management professionals to immerse themselves in dialogue, experience innovation and build community.

ACCOUNT MANAGER John Connell

Developed upon Shaping the Future, the 2019 conference tackles Technology & Innovation, Culture & Community, and Business Resilience. Speakers from around the globe address Smart Cities and Buildings, Health & Wellness, Accessibility, Demographic and Cultural Shifts, Cannabis, Blockchain, Virtual Reality, 3D Printing, The Future of Mobility Technology, and other trends disrupting the way we design and construct the urban and built environment.

MARKETING MANAGER Michael Ekkers

Featuring over 500 exhibits, this year’s show floor will see multiple contemporary features. TECHCENTRIC — an intimate area that provides attendees with the information they need to embrace present and future day technology into their practice, will host 30-minute tech. snap-chats over the course of two days. The Shaping Our Cities Development Showcase will pay tribute to innovative projects that have recently been completed or are currently underway in Metro Vancouver.

In addition, attendees will be able to experience an immersive and interactive entry feature created in collaboration with Jonathan Nodrick, Founder, CEO and Creative Director of Rollout, and one of Canada’s top décor disruptors.

Be sure to check out the PerformEx Stage for updates from leading technical experts, in addition to the Passive House Pavilion and Learning Lab for all high-performance building matters. Attendees will see the return of the PAMA Networking Area, as well as the BC Wood and HAVAN Pavilions.

This year’s event has been developed to provide you with the information you need to succeed and progress within your profession, whilst providing a glimpse into what the future holds for the building industry.

We would like to extend a big heart-felt thank you to our industry partners, sponsors, speakers, exhibitors, and service providers for their contributions to BUILDEX Vancouver over the past 30 years! Please join us in celebrating three decades of BUILDEX at the much-anticipated Industry Reception, taking place Wednesday, February 13 from 5:00pm–6:30pm in the Level 2 Ocean Foyer!

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SENIOR OPERATIONS MANAGER Kate James MARKETING & ADMINISTRATIVE COORDINATOR Parul Kapoor OPERATIONS COORDINATOR Nicole Walz REGISTRATION MANAGER Gillian Wright PROGRAM MANAGER James Wyatt

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

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European Innovations Pavilion 1PM-2PM | WED 13 FEB | ROOM 224

INTERNATIONAL KEYNOTE: Collaborate or Die: Cities of the Future

Gerben van Straaten, CEO and Founder, World of Waläs

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For the third straight year, World of Walas and BUILDEX continue their mission to bridge the gap between Europe and the North American West Coast. The European Innovations Pavilion will highlight the latest trends in sustainable and smart developments of buildings that have been implemented in cities across Europe. Here you can meet and network with European Innovations partners as well as enjoy insightful panels and keynotes presented by partners, experts and thought leaders. Follow @worldofwalas on Twitter or visit www.worldofwalas.com for updates.

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ATTEND OUR SESSIONS The Case for Leading with Results in Sustainability Gerben van Straaten, CEO, World of Waläs From the European Union to North America Dirk van der Ven, Chief Innovation, World of Waläs CarbonBlue – Combining Smart Innovations Dirk van der Ven, Chief Innovation, World of Waläs Ecological and Sustainable Logging Peter Zanen, Manager, Civil Construction, Royal Wijma Smart Cities are Green, Farm2Future Peter Borkens, Chief Business Development, World of Waläs Multimedia in the Urban Environment Dane ten Berge, Business Developer, Blast

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W25 Predictive HVAC Maintenance – Before Your Building Breaks

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Behind Schedule: The Critical Path and Strategies in Pursuing and Defending a Claim for Delay

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The Good. The Bad. And the Ugly – Three Approaches to a New Façade on an Existing Building

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If You Don’t Understand Technology, You’ll Be Replaced by It – Making a Case for Adopting Technology in Design and Construction

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The Future of Design Delivery…Real Time Graphics, Collaboration, Data Visualization and Digital Twins!

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INTERIOR DESIGN KEYNOTE: The True Measure of Space and How It Makes Us Feel V2

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Making the Invisible Visible for Roofs: Quality Assurance, Risk Mitigation and Innovation in Roof Construction

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KEYNOTES W18 // Architecture Keynote: Civic Innovation: Our Future With Cities and Technology

T22 // INTERIOR DESIGN KEYNOTE: The True Measure of Space and How It Makes Us Feel V2

Wednesday, Feb. 13 • 10:00am–11:00am • $50 • Room 220/22

Thursday, February 14 • 11:00am–12:00pm • $50 • Room 220/22

[ AIBC 1 Core LU • BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1.0 General Hour IDCEC Approved ]

[ AIBC 1 Core LU • BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1.0 General Hour IDCEC Approved ]

PREMIER MEDIA PARTNER

Through the design process, certain imperatives are scripted into the form and operation of SPONSOR technology. And today, as cities and technology are rapidly merging, those imperatives come to define our cities’ governance, economics, and culture. They become the infrastructure of everyday life.

So the deeper question is: How are we designing our urban technologies? Should we keep using MATTHEW the familiar strategy of entrepreneurship: CLAUDEL move fast and break things? Should we borrow strategies from the fields of construction, architecture, and planning? Or could we imagine an entirely new approach, a more civic and spatial form of innovation? In his keynote presentation, Matthew will explore these questions and share his work at MIT, where he has co-founded a design-innovation program called MITdesignX. SPEAKER: z Matthew Claudel, Head of Civic Innovation, MITdesignX

The session will explore the challenges SUPPORTED BY and opportunities that designers and their corporate clients face in their quest to balance the practical determinants of real estate strategy with the mandate to improve people’s lives through design. Whatever the prevailing aesthetic model of design, and however complex the concerns and constraints that designers must address, we have a great opportunity to put beauty and meaning into the everyday work environment.

JENNIFER BUSCH

LOREN BERGMANN

LEANNA CHEUNG

SALLY MILLS

SARA REMOCKER

z Jennifer Busch, Vice President A&D, Teknion z Loren Bergmann, R.I.D, LEEP AP ID + C, Managing Director, Workplace Strategies, CBRE z Leanna Cheung, Interior Designer, SSDG Interiors Inc. z Sally Mills, Principal, Kasian z Sara Remocker, Associate, Senior Interior Designer, Dialog

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DEVELOPMENT SHOWCASE

Shaping Our Cities Development Showcase Taking place in the heart of the tradeshow floor, the Shaping Our Cities Development Showcase profiles green and innovative building projects recently completed or currently underway in Metro Vancouver. Providing attendees with a narrative on the strides being made across our Province’s building industry, attendees will want to put this on their list of must visit areas on the tradeshow floor.

FEATURED PROJECTS THE DOCK MICHAEL GREEN ARCHITECTURE VANCOUVER, BC

UBC SAUDER SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ACTON OSTRY ARCHITECTS INC VANCOUVER, BC

MEGABENCH & FOOT OF LONSDALE PUBLIC PLAZA HAPA COLLABORATIVE NORTH VANCOUVER, BC

EMILY CARR UNIVERSITY OF ART + DESIGN NEW CAMPUS DIAMOND SCHMITT ARCHITECTS VANCOUVER, BC

UNION STREET ECOHERITAGE SHAPE ARCHITECTURE VANCOUVER, BC

ROUGH HOUSE MEASURED ARCHITECTURE VANCOUVER, BC

ORCHARD COMMONS HAPA COLLABORATIVE VANCOUVER, BC

UBC CAMPUS ENERGY CENTRE DIALOG VANCOUVER, BC

z LOCATED INSIDE THE MAIN ENTRY TO THE TRADESHOW FLOOR

Celebrating 90 years of connecting people and creating opportunities.

Visit us during BUILDEX at booth #445 to learn more about VRCA.

VRCA is B.C.’s largest regional construction association representing union and open-shop companies working in the industrial, commercial, institutional and high-rise residential construction industry.

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W43 // CONSTRUCTION KEYNOTE AND NETWORKING RECEPTION: An Optimistic (and Humorous) Report from the Dystopian, Apocalyptic World of 2030 Wednesday, February 13 • Keynote 3:00pm–4:00pm • Reception 4:00pm–5:00pm $50 • Room 223/24 [ AIBC 1 Core LU • 1 CPD BC Housing Recognized • BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1.0 HSW-Sustainability Hour IDCEC Approved ]

The world is rapidly changing and will be a very different place by 2030. In this talk, we’ll explore dozens of disparate trends in technology, sustainability and the construction industry and connect the dots to get a glimpse into how we can save the world AND save our businesses at the same time.

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Climate change is redefining the design parameters and project demands for building design. Uncertainty in the future will require solutions that measure and manage energy, water and health outcomes in innovative ways.

Attend this talk and gain heightened insight into the future of green building and the ERIC COREY opportunities it will present to the construction FREED industry. Hear from an award winning architect in a lively discussion that will change how you look at the future.

W45 // DAY 1 CLOSING KEYNOTE: Economorphics: The Economic Trends Changing Today into Tomorrow Wednesday, Feb. 13 • 4:00pm–5:00pm • $50 • Room 220/22 [ AIBC 1 Non-Core LU • BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1.0 General Hour IDCEC Approved ]

SPONSORED BY

From globalization to urbanization to dealing with demographic change, the world we know is morphing into a different planet with different economic opportunities and challenges. What are the trends taking today into tomorrow, and what are the trends that are resulting from the shift? In LINDA ‘Economorphics’ , Linda Nazareth talks about NAZARETH the dozens of things she sees happening, and the challenges — and opportunities they present to the economy, the labor market and the financial markets — and to your industry as well.

SPEAKER: z Linda Nazareth, Economist, Futurist and Author

SPEAKER: z Eric Corey Freed, Sustainability Disruptor, Morrison Hershfield; Award Winning Architect, Comedian and Author

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Milgard Trinsic™ Series Vinyl Windows Maximum views with contemporary style.

If you’ve been looking for a contemporary vinyl window, the new Trinsic Series is for you. The frame profile is so narrow, you’ll hardly know it’s there. With the maximum available viewable glass area you’ll enjoy amazing views outside. Plus, the low profile hardware, uniquely designed for this series, practically disappears from view.

Plus, it features a full lifetime warranty for added peace-of-mind.

Contact Kay Lanham-Sholseth Milgard Architectural Representative Email kaylanham@milgard.ca or call 253-306-3810 Milgard.ca/Trinsic

KEYNOTES W49 // IDC State of the Industry Panel: The Future of the Profession Wednesday, February 13 • 2:00pm–3:00pm • $50 • Room 220/22 [ AIBC 1 Core LU • BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1.0 General Hour IDCEC Approved ]

As qualified design professionals, we are PRESENTED BY key contributors to sustainable, healthy, and economically viable spaces. Our scope of work spans construction and project management, design conceptualization, sustainability, health and wellness and product and material selection. On top of this, we’ve taken on the complex role of “corporate strategist” consulting on productivity, culture, branding and more. As demands of the market change and industry continues to evolve, we must ask ourselves how do we define our position in the building industry and advocate for a scope of work that enables us to best service our clients.

Addressing this and other key questions currently impacting the state of the interior design profession, this group of esteemed panelists will discuss the challenges and opportunities that interior designers face.

Examining the state of the industry in context of the local, national and international landscape, panelists will expand on the shifting market demands impacting the building industry.

They will narrow down on the direct impacts being realized within the design vertical and expand on what we can do as design practitioners to solidify our positioning in the market.

Shifting focus to design itself, panelists will also highlight key issues such as socio-economic conditions, safety and security and the importance of having a global citizen mindset within the built environment.

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

SALLY MILLS

MEGAN BENNETT

JULIE CAMPBELL

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MODERATOR: z Sally Mills, Principal, Kasian

T34 // INTERNATIONAL KEYNOTE: Collaborate or Die: Cities of the Future Thursday, February 14 • 1:00pm–2:00pm • $50 • Room 223/24 [ AIBC 1 Non-Core LU • BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1.0 General Hour IDCEC Approved ]

Urban development means more than just real estate and district design. Urban development brings together the activities, desires and interests of people, companies and the cities they inhabit.

It unites them into a living and a liveable whole – economically, socially, sustainably, ecologically GERBEN VAN and financially. Attend this keynote to learn from a STRA ATEN leading urban planner on why it is so important to give people ownership of their community and ways in which we can help understand how citizens want to live now and into the future.

Gerben van Straaten will share first hand insight into waste management, biomass and renewable energy, highlighting how planning for the future begins with a holistic understanding of how neighborhoods interact and perform. Gerben will also address how partner networks, collaboration, and innovation can be a catalyst for thinking locally while acting globally without the need for significant government support.

SPEAKER: Gerben van Straaten, CEO and Founder, World of Walas

T47 // KEYNOTE PANEL: BC’s Community Benefits Agreement — Construction Industry Perspective Thursday, February 14 • 2:30–3:30pm • $45 • Room 223/24 [ BOMI 1.0 CPD ]

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Leaders of BC’s industrial, commercial and institutional employer organizations will debate the merits of BC’s new Community Benefits Agreement (CBA). Announced in July 2018, the new government policy requires all workers on the Pattullo Bridge and Highway 1 Expansion Projects to join the Building Trades Union, regardless of their current labour affiliation.

As industry waits for more projects to be assigned under the CBA, it’s shaping up to be the biggest issue in BC’s construction industry in decades. Supporters say it improves project outcomes and access for local and equity seeking groups, while detractors believe it amounts to conscription of the construction workforce and undermines the role of all employers, union or non.

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MODERATOR: z Chris Atchison, President, BC Construction Association PANELISTS: z Allan Bruce, Board Chair, BC Infrastructure Benefits, Inc.

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W12 // Making Virtual Reality a Success

W11 // Designing for Occupant Comfort to Achieve Energy Savings

11:00am–11:30am • Complimentary (w/ pre-registration)

C01 // Software Demonstration: SiteMax

11:30am–12:30pm • $50

W21 // Wallpaper 2.0: Graphics, Technology and Interactivity — A Method for Disrupting the Urban and Built Environment

1:00pm–1:30pm • $30

W30 // 3D Printing

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W41 // Residential and Commercial Solar Power Solutions

W34 // Cryptocurrency, Blockchain & Smart Contracts — Unlocking Payment Potential

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T35 // Raising Your Building’s IQ

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D01 // Software Demonstration: ChimpKey 12:00pm–12:30pm • Complimentary (w/ pre-registration)

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EUROPEAN INNOVATIONS PAVILION W14 // The Case for Leading with Results in Sustainability Wed., Feb. 13 • 11:00am–12:00pm • $50 • European Innovations Pavilion [ AIBC 1 Core LU • BOMI 1.0 CPD ]

With some best practices from Europe, this talk will inspire attendees to better understand the best way to measure results from a sustainable perspective without forfeiting progress or value. z Gerben van Straaten, CEO and Founder, World of Walas

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T23 // CarbonBlue — Combining Smart Innovations to Improve Project Performance Thurs., Feb. 14 • 10:00am–11:00am • $50 • European Innovations Pavilion [ AIBC 1 Core LU • BOMI 1.0 CPD ]

The Walas team was concerned about the energy use of Carbon6 and tackled this problem by re-thinking the adjacent parking lot with an integrated systems approach. z Dirk van der Ven, Chief Innovation and Sustainability Officer, World of Walas

W50 // Multimedia In the Urban Environment Wed., Feb. 13 • 12:30pm–1:30pm • $55 • European Innovations Pavilion [ BOMI 1.0 CPD ]

Multimedia provides a unique opportunity to provide a creative approach to storytelling while still adding value to the business objectives of brands who want to reach their customers in sustainable ways. z Dane ten Berge, International Business Development Manager, Blast Digital Signage

W35 // From the European Union to North America Wed., Feb. 13 • 2:00pm–3:00pm • $50 • European Innovations Pavilion [ AIBC 1 Core LU • 1 CPD BC Housing Recognized • BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1.0 General Hour IDCEC Approved ]

This presentation will provide practical insights on how North American builders can embrace and benefit from European Innovations in financially sustainable ways. z Dirk van der Ven, Chief Innovation and Sustainability Officer, World of Walas

T27 // Ecological and Sustainable Logging Thurs., Feb. 14 • 12:00pm–1:00pm • $50 • European Innovations Pavilion [ AIBC 1 Core LU • BOMI 1.0 CPD ]

Learn from a company that has four generations and more than 100 years of experience in ecological and social sustainable logging of wood from tropical forests. The presenter will explain how to balance commercial business and ecological integrity, expanding on modular building with wood. z Peter Zanen, Manager, Civil Construction, Royal Wijma

T43 // Smart Cities Are Green Thurs., Feb. 13 • 2:00pm–3:00pm • $55 • European Innovations Pavilion [ BOMI 1.0 CPD ]

This session will introduce examples and insight from successful collaborations that point to the intersection of Smart Cities, Agriculture and Green Cities. z Peter Borkens, Chief Business Development Officer, World of Walas

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SPECIAL EVENTS ICBA CEO Breakfast

BOMA Luncheon

IDIBC Leaders Breakfast

Wednesday, February 13 • 8:00am–9:30am

Wednesday, February 13 • 11:30am–1:10pm

Thurs., Feb. 14 • 7:30am–9:00am • Room 211

BOMA’s February luncheon will once again be part of the BUILDEX Vancouver show. Your luncheon badge will also provide you with complimentary access to the tradeshow floor.

IDIBC is proud to present this year’s Leaders Breakfast at BUILDEX Vancouver.

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Please note: This event is by invitation only.

BUILDEX Vancouver is delighted to host the 22nd Annual CEO Breakfast for British Columbia’s construction executives courtesy of the Independent Contractors and Businesses Association of BC. This year’s keynote speaker is Brett Wilson, Dragon Emeritus, Celebrated Entrepreneur and Respected Philanthropist.

Energy and Construction: Canada’s Economic Backbone

BOMA BC has participated in the City of Vancouver’s development permit review process, and the City has been collecting stakeholder feedback. Come hear from a senior official at the City about making the development approval process easier and more efficient.

Please note that the BOMA Luncheon is not included in the BUILDEX All Access pass.

Reception & Lunch: 11:30am–12:35pm

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Announcements & Keynote: 12:35pm–1:10pm

Dragon’s Den entrepreneur W. Brett Wilson makes his BUILDEX debut with his take-noprisoners support for Canadian energy and construction. Wilson, a prominent investor in sectors ranging from energy to agriculture, is concerned for Canada’s economic future, as more and more interests from the United States creep north. Canada has so much potential as a nation — it just needs vision and leadership to harness it all.

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Registration and Networking: 7:30am–8:00am Breakfast: 8:00am–9:00am Leveraging Social Media to Grow your Interior Design Business Join fellow Interior Designers at the IDIBC Leaders Breakfast to hear from two leading marketing mavens on how to leverage social media to grow your business. The speakers will provide an overview of the social landscape, highlighting which social media channels are most effective for your business.

Getting into the nitty gritty of content, Julie and Katie will discuss which type of content is best suited to each channel and how to tailor your messaging to achieve the best possible outcome for your business. The speakers will touch on the importance of timing and how to not get caught up on the wrong focus.

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Wednesday, February 13

Thursday, February 14

W07 // Passive House Primer

T08 // West Vancouver Passive House — Beauty and Efficiency

Wed., Feb. 13 • 8:30am–10:00am • $60 • Passive House Learning Lab [ AIBC 1.5 Core LUs • 1.5 CPD BC Housing Recognized • BOMI 1.5 CPDs • 1.5 HSW-Sustainability Hours IDCEC Approved ]

This seminar will explore the fundamental principles and practices behind Passive House, the world’s leading high performance building standard, and reveal how it’s spreading across BC and beyond. z Yael Stav, Principal, Invivo Design z Dominic Sy, Dsy Designs Ltd.

W46 // Quality Assured Passive House Process in Canada

Thurs., Feb. 14 • 8:30am–10:00am • $60 • Passive House Learning Lab [ AIBC 1.5 Core LUs • 1.5 CPD BC Housing Recognized • BOMI 1.5 CPDs • 1.5 HSW-Sustainability Hours IDCEC Approved ]

An innovative fusion of beauty and efficiency, this single-family Passive House home in West Vancouver sets a new precedent for Passive House projects across the globe. This revolutionary home combines contemporary west coast architecture with an innovative mechanical system and a solar photo voltaic array to achieve a Passive, Net Zero energy home. z Bettina Balcaen, Principal, Studio Balcaen Kwan Architecture and Design z James Dean, CEO, CORE Energy Recovery Energy Solutions

Wed., Feb. 13 • 10:30am–12:00pm • $60 • Passive House Learning Lab

z Joe Gulech, President, Naikoon Contracting Ltd.

[ AIBC 1.5 Core LUs • 1.5 CPD BC Housing Recognized • BOMI 1.5 CPDs • 1.5 HSW-Sustainability Hours IDCEC Approved ]

z Marcel Studer, Principal, Econ Group Ltd.

z Stuart Hood, Managing Principal, Integral Group

This session looks to review and identify how a quality assured Passive House process is developing in Canada with particular reference to Part 3 buildings. The presenters will review and debate how their design management and construction management processes are changing to deliver certified Passive House projects.

T20 // A North American Journey to Passive House Windows

z Cillian Collins, Senior Architect, Perkins + Will

[ AIBC 1.5 Core LUs • 1.5 CPD BC Housing Recognized • BOMI 1.5 CPDs • 1.5 HSW-Sustainability Hours IDCEC Approved ]

z Adam James, Architect AIBC RIBA, Principal, Ryder Architecture z Morgan McDonald, Ledcor

W23 // Small Buildings and the Healthy Passive House Wed., Feb. 13 • 12:30pm–2:00pm • $60 • Passive House Learning Lab [ AIBC 1.5 Core LUs • 1.5 CPD BC Housing Recognized • BOMI 1.5 CPDs • 1.5 HSW-Sustainability Hours IDCEC Approved ]

During this session presenters approach small home trends from two angles: the Tiny Home phenomenon, and the small Passive House. This session entertains the movement toward minimalistic living from less than 300 to 1100 square feet. Presenters will address the challenge of creating energy-efficient, healthy and ventilated homes when air flow, humidity and limited space task the designer to discover new methods to pursue the Passive House standard. z Allison Holden-Pope, Founder, One SEED Architecture z Oline Luinenburg, Karuna Micro Homes

Thurs., Feb. 14 • 10:30am–12:00pm • $60 • Passive House Learning Lab

During this presentation, the speakers will present on the fundamentals of high-performance and Passive House (PH) windows, highlighting the similarities and differences between the North American and PH window simulation procedures. z Mike Cairns, Architectural Product Representative, Innotech Windows + Doors z Daniel Haaland, RDH Building Science

T31 // Passive House MURB for Rental Employee Housing Thurs., Feb. 14 • 12:30pm–2:00pm • $60 • Passive House Learning Lab [ AIBC 1.5 Core LUs • BOMI 1.5 CPDs • 1.5 HSW-Sustainability Hours IDCEC Approved ]

The first multi-unit residential building (MURB) Passive House in Whistler is under construction. This 24-unit apartment will be for rental employee housing owned and operated by the Whistler Housing Authority and is expected to open in the summer of 2019. In this presentation an overview of the project to date will be provided.

W42 // The Resiliency of Highly Insulated, Airtight Buildings in a Changing Climate

z Melvin Lau, Intern Architect, AIBC CPHD LEED AP, Integra Architecture Inc.

Wed., Feb. 13 • 2:30pm–4:00pm • $60 • Passive House Learning Lab

z Marla Zucht, General Manager, Whistler Housing Authority

[ AIBC 1.5 Core LUs • 1.5 CPD BC Housing Recognized • BOMI 1.5 CPDs • 1.5 HSW-Sustainability Hours IDCEC Approved ]

This session examines the Passive House standard as a method for maintaining resilience not only during power outages in cold northern climates but for thermal performance in general. In this presentation the presenters will show the calculation for a variety of scenarios, considering different thermal performance levels and weather scenarios. The results will demonstrate the resiliency of highly insulated, airtight buildings in very cold climates. z Jeanie Chan, Building Performance Engineer, Stantec z Andrea Frisque, Associate, Senior Building Performance Engineer, Stantec

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z Kyle Moen, Passive House Consultant, Durfeld Constructors z Sherman Wai, Passive House Consultant, RDH Building Science

T48 // Passive House As a Path to Net Zero Thurs., Feb. 14 • 2:30pm–4:00pm • $60 • Passive House Learning Lab [ BOMI 1.5 CPDs • 1.5 CPD BC Housing Recognized • 1.5 HSW-Sustainability Hours IDCEC Approved ]

Around the world, policy makers and institutions have established targets for net zero building construction. But how do we get there in a short span of time? z Brian F. Smith, Senior Energy Performance Engineer & Project Manager, WSP z Kamilia Vaneck, Manager, Sustainability & Energy, WSP

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PAMA SESSIONS Wednesday, February 13

Thursday, February 14

W01 // Legal Update for Strata Managers Wednesday, February 13 • 8:00am–9:50am • $55 • Room 206/07

T01 // Emergency Preparedness for All Types and Levels

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Thursday, February 14 • 9:00am–12:00pm • $55 • Room 206/07

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z Veronica Franco, Partner, Clark Wilson LLP

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z Maris Holmes, Associate, Clark Wilson LLP

W13 // Resilience is the New Sustainability Wednesday, February 13 • 10:10am–12:00pm • $55 • Room 206/07 SPONSORED BY

[ AIBC 1.75 Core LUs • BOMI 1.0 CPD ] z Dave Ramslie, VP of Sustainability, Concert Properties

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Thursday, February 14 • 1:15pm–3:15pm • $55 • Room 206/07

Wednesday, February 13 • 1:15pm–3:15pm • $55 • Room 206/07

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Not all emergencies are extreme but all require preplanning. Presented by a panel of industry specialists, this workshop will address major emergency situations, including fire, flood, infectious disease, power failure, earthquake and tsunami.

T17 // Residential Tenancy — A Practical Potpourri

W47 // Cannabis — Understanding the Consequences of Growing Plants in a Residential Building [ BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1.0 General Hour IDCEC Approved ]

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The NDP has made several changes to tenancy law.

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How could any changes affect your bottom line? This seminar will answer these and other pressing questions in regard to residential tenancy law. z Al Kemp, President, A.G. Kemp & Associates

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WORKSHOPS Wednesday, February 13

Thursday, February 14

W02 // High Stakes! Project Communications and Crucial Conversations

T04 // WORKSHOP: Contract Management Planning and Implementation

Wednesday, February 13 • 8:30am–10:30am • $70 • Room 205

Thursday, February 14 • 9:00am–12:00pm • $125 • Room 212/13

[ AIBC 2 Non-Core LUs • BOMI 2.0 CPDs • 2.0 General Hours IDCEC Approved ]

[ AIBC 2.75 Core LUs • BOMI 3.0 CPDs • 3.0 General Hours IDCEC Approved ]

The presentation will delve into the world of crucial conversations, detailing a specific process to use when the stakes (and emotions) are running high in any interaction. The presenter will also provide attendees with the proven communication rhythms that lead to project success including when, what, how often, and how to communicate to ensure project success.

This presentation will provide an overview of the best practices in Contract Management Planning and Implementation. This involves the understanding of specific planning and procurement activities including Project Scope Definition, Solicitation Planning and Process, Vendor Evaluation and Selection, Contract Award, Implementation, Monitoring and Evaluation.

z Adam Holcombe, Consultant, Bellrock

z Court Stevens, Principal, Stevens Consulting Group Inc.

W06 // WORKSHOP: Integrated Project Delivery – An Action Guide for Leaders Wednesday, February 13 • 8:30am–11:30am • $125 • Room 223/224

T11 // Mastering Succession: 5 Key Points for Successful Ownership Transfer and Leadership Succession

[ AIBC 2.75 Core LUs • BOMI 3.0 CPDs • 3.0 General Hours IDCEC Approved ]

Thursday, February 14 • 9:00am–12:00pm • $95 • Room 224

Published in June of 2018, Integrated Project PRESENTED BY Delivery: An Action Guide for Leaders provides owners and other project leaders with how-to knowledge—not advice or a sales tool—on how to facilitate and lead Integrated Project Delivery (IPD).

This instruction guide helps leaders determine whether IPD is right for their project and the steps needed to make IPD a reality and a success. z Markku Allison, VP Strategy + Innovation, Chandos Construction, President, Integrated Project Delivery Alliance z Jennifer Hancock, Director Innovative Construction, Chandos Construction

W31 // WORKSHOP: Zero Carbon Building Standard Wednesday, February 13 • 1:00pm–5:00pm • $125 • Room 214 [ AIBC 3.75 Core LUs • BOMI 3.5 CPDs ]

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This course has been designed to provide a general overview of the Canada Green Building Council’s Zero Carbon Building (ZCB) Standard.

The course provides participants with a background understanding of the need for a carbon-focused building performance standard, and explains the difference between focusing on energy vs. carbon.

[ AIBC 2.75 Core LUs • BOMI 1.0 CPD • 3.0 General Hours IDCEC Approved ]

Running a business is hard enough without even considering the additional complexity of plotting and executing a transition strategy.

Succession planning is critical in assuring the long-term success of your business. This workshop will help you to accelerate your acumen through discovering the “5 Key Points to a Successful Succession Plan.”

Attendees will walk away from the session with an understanding of the 5 Key Points to a Successful Succession Plan: • Equity Transfer: Examine critical industry trends and forecasts to determine the strategic implications of transferring equity in the business • Ownership Transition: Discover the tools needed to successfully plan the ownership transition of your business • Critical Talent Identification: Identify who the top talent is within your organization • Leadership Pipeline: Identify why having a leadership pipeline is important and learn how to create one • Leadership Development: Create strategies to develop talent and prepare your next generation for future leadership roles z Michael Kulchisky, Managing Partner, FMI Corporation z Michael Swistun, Managing Director, FMI Corporation

z Lisa Westerhoff, Associate, Integral Group

W32 // How to Hire Wednesday, February 13 • 1:00pm–3:30pm • $95 • Room 212/13 [ AIBC 2.25 Non-Core LUs • BOMI 2.5 CPDs • 2.5 General Hours IDCEC Approved ]

Join Tara Landes as she outlines the most common hiring blunders and how to avoid them. She will lay out the ideal strengths to look for in a building industry candidate and detail the hiring roadmap you can use to stack the odds in your favor, uncover the A-players in the market, and ensure that your company is the winner in the people game.

You will come away with a candidate scorecard specific to the building industry, questions that will separate the best from the rest, and a process you can use every time. This seminar is a must for supervisors, managers, and leaders in the building industry.

T38 // WORKSHOP: RFPS and Proposals Thursday, February 14 • 1:00pm–4:00pm • $125 • Room 212/13 [ AIBC 2.75 Core LUs • BOMI 3.0 CPDs • 3.0 General Hours IDCEC Approved ]

One of the most widely used forms of solicitation is the Request for Proposal (RFP). This form of solicitation is used for situations such as product or service replacement, improving organizational effectiveness or problem identification and resolution. The buyer has the need and the seller has the solution. This presentation will provide a synopsis of the planning and development of an RFP as well as Proposal Response suggestions including planning guidelines, proposal formats and how to respond to RFP evaluation criteria. z Court Stevens, Principal, Stevens Consulting Group Inc.

z Tara Landes, President, Bellrock

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WEDNESDAY SESSIONS W03 // A Material World — Making Sustainable Choices in a Complex World Wednesday, February 13 • 8:30am–10:30am • $70 • Room 208/09 [ AIBC 2 Core LUs • 2 CPD BC Housing Recognized • 2.0 BOMI CPDs • 2.0 HSWSustainability Hours IDCEC Approved ]

Instead of making life easier, the increasing availability and complexity of product environmental information can be overwhelming. How do you make material choices, especially when it appears to be a comparison between apples and oranges?

Join us as we discuss different design philosophies and tools that you can use in selecting materials including The Living Building Challenge Materials Red List and healthy materials, the Perkins + Will “Precautionary List”, and LEED v4 materials credits. Presenters will expand on how to use Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) as a transparent means to manage and report environmental impacts on construction projects, discussing the risks and liability associated with material specifications.

This panel will summarize by sharing design strategies that radically simplify the decision-making process for material selection. z Mona Lemoine, Senior Sustainable Design Specialist, Perkins + Will z Brenda Martens, Director of Research and Collaboration, Light House Sustainable Building Centre z Rob Sianchuk, Principal, Rob Sianchuk Consulting

W04 // A New World of Brand: How to Unleash the Untapped Power of Brand to Accelerate Your Business Wednesday, February 13 • 8:30am–9:30am • $50 • Room 215/16 [ AIBC 1 Non-Core LU • BOMI 1.0 CPDs • 1.0 General Hour IDCEC Approved ]

What business owner doesn’t want to develop a big, bold brand for their business?

Unfortunately, the majority of businesses are failing to tap into their brand’s full potential with most companies only tapping into 5% of its profit building power. The problem isn’t business owners failing to invest in their brands. The problem is the way society consumes media, selects the brands they buy from and how they choose their next employer have all rapidly evolved; yet the approach to brand development hasn’t - until now.

Karley Cunningham’s new world view of brand cracks the code for developing a brand that cuts through the noise, stands out from the competition, attracts ideal clients, investors and top talent, and establishes a great company culture.

This session will reveal the evolved approach to developing a powerful brand. Attendees will learn how to unleash the untapped power of their brand to accelerate their business. z Karley Cunningham, Big Thinker & Creative Strategist, Big Bold Brand Inc.

W05 // High Performance Parking: Parksmart, Market Transformation, and Sustainable Mobility Wednesday, February 13 • 8:30am–9:30am • $50 • Room 217 [ AIBC 1 Core LU • BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1.0 General Hour IDCEC Approved ]

A century after the emergence of the Model T, parking facility owners, developers, planners, architects, operators, policy makers, and others are finally moving from a narrow “Where do we put the cars?” approach to an integrated vision of “How do we move more people, more efficiently and at less cost to the environment?”

This presentation will make the leap to viewing parking as an opportunity to reduce operational costs by up to 25 per cent.

Join Brandy Burdeniuk for this in-depth look at how modern parking is evolving to meet new needs and demands, how Parksmart is expanding into Canada, and how programs like Parksmart are empowering high-performance parking facilities to lower their energy usage and carbon output through lighting, ventilation, controls and commissioning measures. z Brandy Burdeniuk, Chief Customer Officer, Green Business Certification Inc. Canada

W08 // Smart Buildings: A Holistic View for Building Owners & Operators: IoT, Data and Technology Enabled Environments Wednesday, February 13 • 9:00am–10:00am • $50 • Room 218/19 [ AIBC 1 Core LU • BOMI 1.0 CPDs • 1.0 General Hour IDCEC Approved ] PRESENTED BY Construction and real estate companies have long been incorporating smart building technology to minimize building costs, optimize asset performance, and hit energy efficiency requirements. However, the most forward-thinking players understand that Internet of Things-generated information creates value in ways that disrupt traditional commercial real estate business models.

Commercial real estate companies will need to reconcile the opportunities smart building technologies provide while addressing the significant risks if they are to remain competitive in the coming years.

This session will help owners and operators think about technologyenabled environments in a holistic manner, while providing a broader discussion of what the future of building data utilization looks like.

MODERATOR: z Alex Lau, Partner and Real Estate Group Leader, Grant Thornton LLP PANELISTS: z Nicholas Jeffery, Former CEO, Uniserve Communications, Former Director, CBRE z Ailey Roberts, Manager, Sustainability, Bentall Kennedy z Dr. Adam Rysanek, Assistant Professor in Environmental Systems, UBC School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture

Industry Reception The BUILDEX Vancouver annual Industry Reception takes place Wednesday, February 13 from 5:00– 6:30pm on Level 2. Rub shoulders with over 900 industry professionals and enjoy a complimentary glass of wine or beer.

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WEDNESDAY SESSIONS CONT W09 // Greening the Supply Chain: Green Materials & Healthy, Sustainable Buildings Wednesday, February 13 • 10:00am–11:00am • $50 • Room 215/16 [ AIBC 1 Core LU • 1 CPD BC Housing Recognized • BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1.0 HSWSustainability Hour IDCEC Approved ] PRESENTED BY

The materials that make up our built environment have significant impacts on our health & wellness. Material selection can also contribute to the quality, durability and value of building assets. An important part of the sustainable building equation is the greening of materials, not only for the health of the occupant, but for the overall health of the building. This panel will share lessons learned from the CaGBC head office project (the first commercial LEED v4 Platinum certified project in Canada) as well as insights on greening of the supply chain and how to navigate the selection and adoption of green materials from the perspective of designers, builders, and suppliers.

Panelists will also discuss advancements in regulatory and voluntary green building program requirements, including LEED v4, and the resources available to help you with green material selection for your LEED v4 projects and beyond.

MODERATOR: z Ryan Heays, LEED Reviewer II, Canada Green Building Council PANELISTS: z Jay Frezell, Regional Sales Manager – Canada, Superior Essex International LP z Marsha Gentile, Director, Sustainability, Ledcor Construction Limited z Elizabeth Hand, Sustainability Consultant, Sustainable Design, DIALOG

W10 // Designing for Human Potential Wednesday, February 13 • 10:00am–11:00am • $50 • Room 217 [ AIBC 1 Core LU • BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1.0 Health, Safety, Welfare Hour IDCEC Approved ]

As employers seek to attract and retain top talent, they are beginning to embrace more holistic concepts of wellness in the design of their workplaces. Enter WELL, Fitwel and Living Building Challenge that aim to increase the health and wellness of the occupants and by doing so hope to increase productivity, lower absenteeism and create a healthier individual.

Health and Wellness initiatives and strategies in the workplace, as well as in healthcare, education, and community, have become a hot topic and focus in today’s design community. This presentation will discuss and compare the three main health and wellness initiatives designers have at their disposal, namely the WELL, Fitwel and Living Building Challenge certifications.

The presentation will also explore the concept of Eudaimonia; a Greek word referring to the state of overall happiness and healthiness by creating an environment focusing on health and wellness unlocking human potential.

This session aims to be as inspirational as it is informative. z Shelley Bowolin, Principal & Owner, Element 7 Design Solutions Inc. z Melanie Ross, Associate, Integral Group

W15 // How to Double Revenue Every Year, and Why Not Too! Wednesday, February 13 • 11:00am–12:30pm • $60 • Room 205 [ AIBC 1.5 Non-Core LUs • BOMI 1.5 CPDs • 1.5 General Hours IDCEC Approved ]

Attend this presentation to learn how to scale a business effectively, and regularly. This presentation will provide an overview of the process and considerations that need to be take into account, placing an emphasize on strategic growth, metrics, key performance indicators, and drivers critical to your business.

The presentation will also cover the negative side of scaling a business, and the complications which can arise from growing too fast.

The speaker will share lessons learned firsthand from successfully scaling a company over 5000% in the first five years in business. The speaker will provide insight on how to avoid unnecessary mistakes, summarizing on when and how to ask for help, the importance of finding a mentor and the tips and tricks on how to executive a strategic plan.

This presentation will be engaging, entertaining, humorous, and highly educational! z Bradley Lavigne, President, EcoPaving

W16 // Human Rights and Employer Wrongs – Emerging Trends in Human Rights Law Wednesday, February 13 • 11:00am–12:00pm • $50 • Room 208/09 [ AIBC 1 Non-Core LU • BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1.0 General Hour IDCEC Approved ]

The presentation will focus on recent human rights decisions with a focus on recent developments concerning workplace harassment in the context of the “#Metoo movement”, the untested issues concerning the use of medical marijuana, and the obligations of employers to accommodate employees who use marijuana for medical purposes. z Janessa Mason, Associate, Alexander Holburn Beaudin & Lang LLP z Lanny Robinson, Partner, Alexander Holburn Beaudin & Lang LLP

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WEDNESDAY SESSIONS CONT W17 // Economic Development Impacts of the BC Energy Step Code Wednesday, February 13 • 11:00am–12:30pm • $60 • Room 218/19 [ AIBC 1.5 Core LUs • 1.5 CPD BC Housing Recognized • BOMI 1.5 CPDs • 1.5 HSW-Sustainability Hours IDCEC Approved ]

The B.C. Energy Step Code standardizes pathways to high performance new construction and will drive demand for specific green building products and technologies.

Join us to learn the results of a study that quantifies the size of the market for high performance building products in B.C., as well as industry investments, economic development and job creation potential. Panelists will share an analysis of the local B.C. supply chain, providing recommendations on how to stimulate local production and innovation in the green building product sector.

MODERATORS: z Paul Shorthouse, Director, Delphi Group z Juvarya Veltkamp, Manager, Green Economy Initiatives, Vancouver Economic Commission SPEAKERS: z Michael Bousfield, Technical Director, Cascadia Windows & Doors z Charlotte Connor, Director of Business Development, SmartForme z James Dean, CEO, CORE Energy Recovery Energy Solutions z Sandra Rohler, Architect, Cornerstone Architecture

W19 // Light and the Human Response Wednesday, February 13 • 11:30am–12:30pm • $50 • Room 215/16 [ AIBC 1 Core LU • BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1.0 HSW-Sustainability Hour IDCEC Approved ]

This presentation discusses how exposure to daylight and electric light can impact human health. The speaker will describe various ways that quality lighting design embraces light as an active and tangible building material to create a user-centric space. The speaker will also explain the direct relationship between lighting and sustainable design based on various case studies and applications. z Ellie Niakan, B.Interior Architecture, LC, CLD, Associate, Light Studio Lead, Integral

W20 // Achieving Digital Transformation in the Construction Industry Wednesday, February 13 • 11:30am–12:30pm • $50 • Room 217 [ AIBC 1 Core LU • BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1.0 General Hour IDCEC Approved ] SPONSORED BY This presentation features leading construction tech. professionals that will walk you through digital transformation and subsequently how to create a tech strategy for your business.

The presenters will speak from firsthand experience within their own companies, outlining the drivers and considerations taken into account in the adoption of digital transformation for them and their team.

z Dave Burns, Director of Technology and Field Applications, McCarthy Building Companies z Kris Lengieza, Director of Business Development, Procore Technologies z Jay Snyder, Technology Leader, FMI Corporation

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WEDNESDAY SESSIONS CONT W33 // BCBC and VBBL — A Practical Guide to Code Updates for Interior Designers

W24 // Is BIM the Future? How Much Does BIM Cost?

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Understanding of relevant changes to the legally adopted VBBL and BCBC will help you with practical aspects of getting your permit applications with the City of Vancouver and other municipalities.

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Essentially, navigating the technical requirements of the codes and their administrative provisions is a practical skill that can have a huge impact on the daily practice of Interior Designers.

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With ongoing updates to the codes and referenced standards (the most recent being December 10, 2018 for BCBC and March 10, 2018 for VBBL), the practice for obtaining permit approval is ever evolving, and importance of this subject should not be underestimated.

Attend this session for a practical discussion on the latest updates of the BCBC and VBBL, specifically looking at the implications on the day to day implementation for Interior Designers. Focusing on Part 3 with some discussion on Part 9, the presenter will answer the following questions: • What is the code?

• What are the latest updates?

• How does this affect by ability to get my permit?

There is certainly no lack of technology available to architects, engineers, contractors, and developers. We have seen a major push towards BIM (Building Information Modeling) over the last decade, yet many companies are still hesitant to embrace the software. We know technology is advancing at an exponential rate while the cost is declining. But many companies are reluctant to spend money on this sort of technology that has revolutionized so many other industries.

The question we need to ask here is why? Is it simply a matter of cost or is it a lack of understanding of the usefulness of BIM technology?

This presentation will touch on the history and theories behind BIM, fast tracking into the future, the presenter will discuss the next steps for the construction industry in relation to BIM. Speaking to specific case study scenarios the presenter will highlight the use of this technology in the support of two major development projects including Parq Vancouver and the Center for Mental Health and Addictions project. The presenter will demonstrate how to maximize the use of BIM in projects of these and similar nature, expanding on how minimize investment and risk. z Xenia Gordienko, BIM & Project Coordinator, EllisDon Corporation

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WEDNESDAY SESSIONS CONT W25 // Predictive HVAC Maintenance — Before Your Building Breaks Wednesday, February 13 • 1:00pm–2:00pm • $50 • Room 208/09 [ AIBC 1 Core LU • BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1.0 General Hour IDCEC Approved ]

A new car today is complex, with traditional mechanical systems in addition to the introduction of tech enabled tools used to enhance the user experience and the cars functioning. Similarly, mechanical systems have changed considerably in the past decade. HVAC service today often requires a complete understanding of complex mechanical systems and building controls.

HVAC service is critical to the health of your building and with proper maintenance, your mechanical equipment will have enhanced performance, reliability and lifespan.

In this seminar, the presenters will discuss troubleshooting techniques such as infrared testing and vibration analysis. The presenters will explore the use of the Internet Of Things (IOT) and other tools such as Building Analytics and machine learning tools as predictive platforms to help elevate the functionality of your HVAC system. The presenters will summarize by illustrating case study examples of good and bad service maintenance. z Henry Leung, Service Manager, BC Comfort Air Conditioning Limited z Rob Noel, Service Manager, BC Comfort Air Conditioning Limited

W26 // Transformative Urban Lighting Wednesday, February 13 • 1:00pm–2:00pm • $50 • Room 215/16 [ AIBC 1 Core LU • BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1.0 HSW-Sustainability Hour IDCEC Approved ]

As cities rapidly change, so do the functions of day and night. Today more than half the world population lives in urban spaces and this number keeps increasing rapidly. This demographic change has led to a shift toward urban life after dark, driven by rising 24/7 economies. Streets and exterior public spaces don’t serve only to bring pedestrians or vehicles safely from point A to B. They have become the unseen mesh that connects cultures, groups, and individuals together.

Lighting should reinforce urban design so that a city can function after dark just as well as it does by day. The majority of city planners currently focus on their designs for daytime use, with the nighttime function and lighting of building facades, streets, public spaces, transportation, and landscapes often neglected.

This presentation discusses how innovative lighting design approach and strategies would change the night scene of a city. Various case studies from Vancouver and cities around the world will be presented and discussed. The goal is to raise awareness for anyone who is involved in planning private and public spaces to connect the cities with citizens, moving beyond what is implemented in City of Vancouver and thinking about the future of this City at night. z Ellie Niakan, B.Interior Architecture, LC, CLD, Associate, Light Studio Lead, Integral z James KM Cheng, Principal, James KM Cheng Architects Inc.

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WEDNESDAY SESSIONS CONT W27 // Building Seismic Resiliency — What are Vancouver’s Upgrade Triggers Trying to Achieve?

Wednesday, February 13 • 1:00pm–2:00pm • $50 • Room 217 [ AIBC 1 Core LU • 1 CPD BC Housing Recognized • BOMI 1.0 CPD ]

For some time now the Vancouver Building Bylaw has been pushing Building Owners and Tenants to implement various levels of seismic resiliency improvements ranging from seismic bracing of T-bar ceilings, to full seismic upgrades of existing buildings. For many people, some of these proposed resiliency improvements may seem punishing, but in some respects, the City is acting in the best interests of its citizens.

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The presenter, James Furlong of MCW, has been involved in the design of such facilities across Canada, and has found that while there are several similarities in the design approach for most projects, there are a surprising number of decisions that are left to the project team to navigate. Decisions that can be mission-critical.

Regardless of one’s position on legalization, from a mechanical and electrical engineering perspective the buildings present a unique and challenging combination of requirements similar to designing a chef’s professional kitchen, inside an urban farm, inside a hospital, inside a bank. z James Furlong, Partner, MCW Hemisphere Ltd.

This session dives into the structural side of this discussion. The presenter will examine the pedestrian levels of S1, S2, and N1, N2 upgrades. As well, they will look at the more serious implications of S3, S4, and N3, N4 upgrades, and discuss how an educated approach can yield a successful project that satisfies client needs while increasing public safety.

W36 // Reinventing the Dreaded Budget Process — Prioritizing Your Multi-Year Capital Plan

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W28 // A Prescription for Success: Engineering Insights for Medical Marijuana Production Facilities Wednesday, February 13 • 1:00pm–2:00pm • $50 • Room 218/19 [ AIBC 1 Core LU • BOMI 1.0 CPD ]

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Wednesday, February 13 • 2:30pm–3:30pm • $50 • Room 205

Attend this presentation to learn about proven strategies for developing consistent and defensible Capital Plans. Speakers will expand on the Integrated Asset Management Framework and how to implement and leverage it for the best outcome of a project. The session will focus in on the how to’s of Multi-Year Capital Planning, and Multivariable Prioritization (MVP). Using real world examples and client experiences, the speakers will demonstrate the benefits of developing functional multi-year capital plans that not only ear-mark capital dollars, but also strategies to identify projects required along the way.

The presenters will also discuss approaches, processes and tools that can be used to increase the effectiveness of capital spending and enhancing the operations of real estate organizations. z William Roth, Managing Partner, FCAPEX

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W37 // Building Controls Strategies to Maximize Energy Efficiency — BCIT’s Advanced Certificate in Building Controls and Energy Management Wednesday, February 13 • 2:30pm–3:30pm • $50 • Room 208/09

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W38 // Developing a Contaminated/Greenfield Site Wednesday, February 13 • 2:30pm–3:30pm • $50 • Room 215/16 [ AIBC 1 Core LU • 1 CPD BC Housing Recognized • BOMI 1.0 CPD ]

This two-part presentation will start with providing an overview of Developing a Contaminated site, with speakers addressing the challenges that arise from undertaking a task of this nature and solutions available. Speakers will also discuss how to navigate contaminated site regulations and city requirements.

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WEDNESDAY SESSIONS CONT Part two of this presentation will go into the ins and outs of developing a greenfield site, expanding on setbacks from water courses, environmental impact assessments, species at risk, and habitat assessment. z Kevin Wong, Department Head, Contaminated Sites, Keystone Environmental z Jamie Slogan, Department Head, Biological Services, Keystone Environmental

W48 // Exploring Practical & Durable Building Envelope Solutions Through Interactive Learning Wednesday, February 13 • 2:30pm-4:00pm • $60 • Room 218/19 [ AIBC 1.5 Core LUs • 1.5 CPD BC Housing Recognized • BOMI 1.5 CPDs ]

W39 // Blockchain Buildings: Disruptive Innovation in Real Estate Investment, Carbon Finance, and Data Security

Construction practices and installation methods play an important role on the overall performance of above grade walls, windows, roofs, balconies, below grade assemblies, etc. Therefore, the selection of the construction practice/installation method would demand careful consideration. Failing to do so can lead to the risk of rain penetration, ground water ingress, condensation, energy loss, compromised thermal comfort, and reduction of durability.

Wednesday, February 13 • 2:30pm–4:00pm • $60 • Room 217 [ AIBC 1.5 Core LUs • BOMI 1.5 CPDs • 1.5 General Hour IDCEC Approved ]

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THURSDAY SESSIONS T02 // Big Data and the Built Environment Thursday, February 14 • 8:30am–9:30am • $50 • Room 205

T06 // Post Occupancy Evaluations: Lessons Learned in Office Planning and Design

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Thursday, February 14 • 8:30am–9:30am • $50 • Room 215/16

Attendees will walk away with a perspective on the real world of Big Data and predictive analytics, the application of virtual tools to enhance data analytics, and the potential these areas holds for the betterment of the physical environment. The speaker will also provide an update on the different technological innovations available to support this science. z Rory Armes, CEO, Eight Solutions Inc.

T05 // The Cross-Cultural Workplace: Learning from a Global Comparison Thursday, February 14 • 8:30am–9:30am • $50 • Room 214 [ AIBC 1 Non-Core LU • BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1.0 General Hour IDCEC Approved ]

Intuitively, we know that how we work, how we interact with each other, and how we use space differs across the globe. But is there a way to quantify how workplace expectations and needs differ globally? Is there a difference in how social relationships are valued? Does higher density equate to higher performance? As companies expand their business activities across borders, understanding how environments and cultures operate socially and spatially becomes more important than ever as one size or one global approach may no longer be appropriate.

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Over the past seven years, Alberta Infrastructure has collaborated with several other ministries, including Alberta Education, Justice and Solicitor General and Municipal Affairs, to conduct Post Occupancy Evaluations (POEs) on schools, offices, courthouses and postsecondary institutions. These evaluations document the performance of integral parts of the facility, its functionality and how the building meets facility users’ needs, activities and goals. The purpose is to continually improve facility planning, design, construction and operation.

Through these evaluations, lessons learned have been identified that, if followed during design and planning, can directly affect the success of the project as it evolves into an operational facility. The most prevalent of these lessons learned on office planning and design will be shared as part of the presentation.

This session will also offer an overview of the methodology and scope of work used to conduct the evaluations as well as how lessons learned are publicized and applied to future projects to improve functionality and flexibility, thereby creating resilient, innovative environments. z Lesley Woodland, Post Occupancy Evaluation Coordinator, Alberta Infrastructure

The speakers will present essential insights to spur interactive dialogue and invite you to share the unique differences in what corporations are seeing in their global portfolio. z Annie Bergeron, Design Principal, Gensler z Jessica Golding, Design Manager, Gensler

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THURSDAY SESSIONS T07 // Alignment Drives Value Across Corporate Real Estate Thursday, February 14 • 8:30am–9:30am • $50 • Room 218/19

T09 // Behind Schedule: The Critical Path and Strategies in Pursuing and Defending a Claim for Delay

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Navigating the complexities of the commercial real estate industry requires careful integration across a number of industry disciplines, in order to deliver true real estate value to the organization. Occupancy costs are typically the second largest expense within a company’s P&L and often, in larger organizations not managed effectively.

Due to the wide variety of expectations placed upon the physical work environment, (Technology enhancements, Human Resources, Business Operations, and fluctuating local Market Conditions), a comprehensive, integrated and flexible management approach to real estate is required more now than ever.

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Each discipline within Corporate Real Estate plays an integral part to the overall success of the real estate portfolio and, by extension, the ultimate success of the business units it supports. However, if these distinct functions are not clearly aligned from a strategic objectives and operating model standpoint, the opportunity to deliver value to the organization will be significantly hindered. This presentation will review four functional areas within Corporate Real Estate as they relate to the life cycle of the asset and highlight the benefits delivered to the organization when their business objectives are aligned.

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Some of the most complex construction disputes involve delay claims.

This presentation highlights claim preparation strategies from the perspective of the contracting parties and expert witnesses, and provides a legal view of theory, common misconceptions and practical realities of pursuing and defending a claim for delay. z Mark Braidwood, Principal, SHK Law Corporation z Vanessa Reakes, Principal, SHK Law Corporation

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Sparked from a vision for small-sized, retrofittable, mass-producible green roof structures that layer across the urban environment, this presentation will expand on the clear operational need for projects of this nature across the metropolis scape. The presenters will discuss the prototype phase of the project determining its efficacy in capturing stormwater, reducing the urban heat island effect, and providing rain shelter and shade for pedestrians. The presenters will also highlight secondary research on the effects of its biophilic design on improving pedestrian mental wellbeing. z Daniel Roehr, Professor, UBC School of Landscape and Architecture z Tabinda Shah, Urban Forestry Student, UBC

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THURSDAY SESSIONS CONT T13 // Holistic Wellness at Work: Can it Really Improve Your Bottom Line?

Thursday, February 14 • 10:00am–11:00am • $50 • Room 214 [ AIBC 1 Non-Core LU • BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1.0 Health, Safety, Welfare Hour IDCEC Approved ]

This seminar will aim to establish the correlation between Holistic Wellness, Diversity and Innovation. We will first review Gensler research on the composition of an ecosystem of holistic wellbeing: from organizational to individual factors of influence. Then, we will examine the surprising power that empathy and diversity have when it comes to innovative teams, and how a workplace focused on wellbeing can support how these teams work. Finally, we will review a case study that demonstrates these principles in action.

In this session, participants will learn about the 10 elements that make-up the ecosystem of holistic wellbeing and understand how to apply them to their workplace projects to unlock value for their clients. z Annie Bergeron, Design Principal, Gensler z Katie Tedham, Senior Designer, Gensler

T18 // The Good. The Bad. And the Ugly — Three Approaches to a New Façade on an Existing Building Thursday, February 14 • 10:30am–12:00pm • $60 • Room 217 [ AIBC 1.5 Core LUs • 1.5 CPD BC Housing Recognized • BOMI 1.5 CPDs ] SUPPORTED BY We are living in a time where many of our existing buildings are approaching their design service life.

Energy costs continue to rise along with expectations for building occupant comfort. This talk will present case studies to explore three approaches; façade retrofits; installation of a new veneer system over existing framing; and full replacement of the complete building skin.

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T21 // The Future of Design Delivery…

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T14 // Practically Net-Zero

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Net-Zero energy and emissions building requirements are becoming more common. How can we achieve this high level of energy and carbon reduction practically, and in our cold Canadian Climate? This presentation will cover how to achieve net-zero in our buildings, with the presenter expanding on case studies and practical examples. The presentation will also cover the difference between net-zero energy and net-zero carbon, as well as select “rules of thumb” that can help determine how easily a project can achieve net-zero.

This seminar will cover many of the new advancements within design technology and speak to the benefits of these advancements for our practice and our industry.The presenters will expand on Cloud based collaboration and client commentary management, highlighting best practices for meaningful dialogue using simple technology. z Alyssa Haas, Computational Designer, Stantec z Rae Koshida, Designer, Stantec z Aubrey Tucker, Innovative Technology Leader, Stantec

z Rod Yeoh, Principal, DIALOG

T15 // Planning and Design Resilience Through Generational Adaptations — Millennials Thursday, February 14 • 10:00am–12:00pm • $70 • Room 218/19 [ AIBC 2 Core LUs • BOMI 1.0 CPD • 2.0 General Hours IDCEC Approved ]

Millennials will soon be the largest cohort that planners will plan for.

This presentation focuses on developing a game plan for successful adaptations in planning and design strategies that need to evolve from current prevailing practices to meet the changes occurring through generational expectations. This is best achieved by understanding the changing lifestyle, preferences, choices and expectations of the “Millennials (Gen Y)” and addressing them systematically through an adaptive approach in land use and social planning interventions.

This generational resilience and sustainability in planning is analyzed under three broad categories which include: Professional, Working, Entrepreneurial Expectations and Its Impact on Planning; Use of Technology and its Impact of Planning; and Physical, Emotional, Mental Health Expectations and Its Impact on Planning. This presentation will go into detail on the science behind each of these categories expanding on the considerations that need to be taken into account in ensuring healthy and supportive cities for all.

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z Rajesh Acharya, Managing Partner, Land Vision Solutions z Rasika Acharya, Director, Land Vision Solutions z Komal Shaikh, Director of Lands & Municipal Solutions, Tsawwassen First Nations

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THURSDAY SESSIONS CONT T25 // Making the Invisible Visible for Roofs: Quality Assurance, Risk Mitigation and Innovation in Roof Construction

T29 // Between People and Space

Thursday, February 14 • 11:30am–12:30pm • $50 • Room 214

As technology advances, it is harder for people to SUPPORTED BY live in the moment and enjoy their surroundings.

This session reconsiders the way a building works to make it feel alive and connected to the people living and working within it. Participants will leave the session able to identify opportunities in their designs where spaces could be brought to life. Attendees will be equipped with an understanding of how this science can augment the user experience and interactions with the built environment.

[ AIBC 1 Core LU • 1 CPD BC Housing Recognized • BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1.0 HSWSustainability Hour IDCEC Approved ] SPONSORED BY

Construction waterproofing deficiencies and the structural health of buildings are barely visible until the building failure becomes detrimental and causes loss in a vicious cycle. Innovative monitoring technologies and industry standards enable building owners, operators, and scientists to predict future damages and/or limit liability through knowledge of what was once invisible — hidden in the walls, roof and foundation of a building - empowering the industry to develop safer, healthier and more sustainable buildings.

This presentation will allow the audience to gain a better understanding of innovative structure monitoring technologies and relevant standards currently available for quality assurance, risk mitigation and innovation support in the roof construction industry. z Judy Slutsky, Director of Business Development, Roofing Contractors Association of BC z Jason Teetaert P.Eng, Vice President of Business Development, SMT Research Ltd.

T26 // Construction Contracts 101 Thursday, February 14 • 12:00pm–1:00pm • $50 • Room 215/16 [ AIBC 1 Core LU • 1 CPD BC Housing Recognized • BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1.0 General Hour IDCEC Approved ]

Thursday, February 14 • 12:30pm–1:30pm • $60 • Room 217 [ AIBC 1.5 Core LUs • BOMI 1.5 CPDs • 1.5 General Hours IDCEC Approved ]

z Alex Beim, Creative Director, Tangible Interaction

T30 // Recharging at Home: What New Electric Vehicle Requirements Mean for You Thursday, February 14 • 12:30pm–1:30pm • $50 • Room 218/19 [ AIBC 1 Core LU • 1 CPD BC Housing Recognized • BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1.0 HSWSustainability Hour IDCEC Approved ]

This presentation features a panel of experts representing legal, electrical contracting, policymaking, and EV technology perspectives.

Speakers will provide presentations and discussion on what the new rules are, how builders and developers can cost-effectively incorporate them into their designs and market these amenities.

Furthermore, they will expand on how stratas, landlords, and building managers can ensure that their residents get the most out of these advancements.

MODERATOR:

Construction projects vary widely and it is essential that those working in, or advising, the construction industry are knowledgeable about the limitations and pitfalls of commonly used contracts and some of the important provisions to pay close attention to.

z Ian Neville, Climate Policy Analyst, City of Vancouver

In this presentation, special focus will be paid to the documents prepared by the Canadian Construction Documents Committee including CCDC2, CCDC 3, CCDC 5A and CCDC 5B.

z Don Chandler, Senior EV Specialist, AES Engineering

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PANELISTS: z Steve Abercromby, Service Manager, EV Charging Consultant, Power Pros Electrical z Brendan McEwen, Founder & Principal, McEwen Climate and Energy z Jennifer L. Neville, Strata Lawyer, Hamilton & Company

z Bill Woodhead, Senior Associate, Borden Ladner Gervais LLP

T28 // The Novel Designs and Energy Conservation Measures of the New Built Environment: Bold Targets Thursday, February 14 • 12:30pm–1:30pm • $50 • Room 208/09

T32 // Health and WELLness in an Educational Setting: A Case Study on the University of New Brunswick’s New Kinesiology Building Thursday, February 14 • 1:00pm–2:00pm • $50 • Room 205

[ AIBC 1 Core LU • BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1.0 HSW-Sustainability Hour IDCEC Approved ]

[ AIBC 1 Core LU • BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1.0 Health, Safety, Welfare Hour IDCEC Approved ]

Commercial facilities are large consumers of energy. There are many novel ways to reduce energy consumptions and GHG foot print of these buildings. This presentation will delve into the energy conservation measures that not only can be applied to specific types of facilities that will be explained but to other commercial buildings and institutional facilities as well. This presentation will inspire stakeholders in the built environment to target lower consumption and costs by thinking outside of the box when it comes to their energy efficiency approach.

The University of New Brunswick’s (UNB) new Kinesiology building is in the running to be the first building in the world to be certified under WELL’s Education Facility pilot project. As the second building to join UNB’s longstanding vision for a Healthy Living Village, it sits high above Fredericton with views of the St. John river and the lush vegetation it supports. The building itself incorporates these spectacular views achieving high levels of daylight throughout the interior spaces, an impressive feat when you consider the building is built into a steep hill.

z Homay Khatami, P.Eng., CEM, CMVP, LEED AP, CPHD, Technical Lead/Senior Performance Engineer, Stantec Consulting

Attendees will have the opportunity to find out the nuances of a project with the potential to be the first building in the world to be certified under WELL’s Educational Facilities pilot program. Attendees will also learn the ins and outs of the Education Facility pilot program and the challenges presented by the project and the solutions implemented by the team.

z Diego Mandelbaum, Business Centre Sector Leader, Buildings, British Columbia, Stantec

z Christopher Heysel, EIT, M.A.Sc., ENV SP, Project Manager, Sustainability & Energy, WSP Canada z Maeri Machado, District Director, BC & Yukon, WSP Canada

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THURSDAY SESSIONS CONT T33 // Top 8 Digital Marketing Mistakes: What to Do and What Not to Do

T39 // Energy Efficient Technologies to Manage your Building’s Energy Usage

Thursday, February 14 • 1:00pm–2:00pm • $50 • Room 214

Thursday, February 14 • 1:30pm–2:30pm • $50 • Room 215/16

[ AIBC 1 Non-Core LU • 1 CPD BC Housing Recognized • BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1.0 General Hour IDCEC Approved ] SPONSORED BY

[ AIBC 1 Core LU • BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1.0 HSW-Sustainability Hour IDCEC Approved ]

Attend this presentation and learn the prevailing components (and omissions) of the most successful digital marketing and advertising campaigns in your industry.

Half the battle is knowing the difference between your winning and losing options. By aligning your business with only the most effective digital strategies, high-impact results move from lofty to likely. As a Premier Google Partner and member of the Google Advisory Council, the presenter will share straightforward knowledge of which channels and tactics will work best for your industry and business. Get ready for a big-picture discussion on what works, what doesn’t, and why this matters to you.

By the end of this session, attendees will be able to: • Identify high-impact digital marketing investments for your business • Understand what type of return can get achieved with digital marketing/advertising.

• How digital targeting can work in your industry.

• How to avoid low-impact digital marketing investments that your competitors are most likely still chasing.

• Understand which digital channels are useful across different industries. z Darcy McGilvery, Digital Marketing Consultant

PRESENTED BY The LED revolution is well on its way, with LED technology continually becoming more viable and less expensive. There is a concern however, that customers will retrofit their lighting systems, or install new lighting systems, without incorporating the advanced/ networked lighting control (NLC) systems that really make this LED technology shine. To help building owners reap energy efficiency and other benefits (convenience, IoT connectivity, etc.) of advanced controls, BC Hydro is preparing to launch a pilot program focused on NLC adoption.

Heat pump technologies can provide an energy efficient heating and cooling option for HVAC systems that can improve building environments, as well as provide GHG emission reductions.

Cristian Suvagau and Niels Broers from BC Hydro, Drazen Jerkovic from Eaton and Mike Comanescu from Mitsubishi will discuss the strategies and energy savings that can be achieved through completing energy efficient lighting and heating upgrades.

MODERATOR: z Oscar Ceron, Senior Program Manager, Commercial Marketing, BC Hydro PANELISTS: z Niels Broers, Specialist Engineer, Conservation and Energy Management, BC Hydro z Mike Comanescu, BSM Eng, Commercial Business Manager, Mitsubishi Electric Sales Canada Inc. z Drazen Jerkovic, Specification Sales Manager, Eaton Lighting Solutions z Christian Suvagau, Team Lead, Specialist Lighting and Energy Management, BC Hydro

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THURSDAY SESSIONS CONT T40 // Enhancing Accessibility One Building at a Time Thursday, February 14 • 2:00pm–3:30pm • $60 • Room 208/09 [ AIBC 1.5 Core LU • BOMI 1.5 CPDs • 1.5 HSW-Barrier Free Hours IDCEC Approved ]

A decade after the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, the proposed Accessible Canada Act (Bill C-81) had its first reading in the House of Commons in June 2018. Bill C-81 marks a paradigm shift in our understanding of, and attitude towards disability. No longer do we view disability as a medical condition, or a circumstance to be alleviated through acts of charity or welfare programs, rather it is now seen as a social phenomenon that results from the interaction of a person with an environment that, through its design, denies that person the opportunity of full participation in society.

This presentation will provide an overview of the current state of this technology and the protocols being developed to ensure a seamless interface and consistent experience for users, whatever building they may be trying to access anywhere in Canada. Authorities having jurisdiction, building owners and designers will learn what role they can play in advancing this technology and hence improving accessibility in their buildings. Attendees will have the opportunity to try the technology for themselves. z David Brun, Founder & CEO, Gateway Navigation z Albert A. Ruel, Advisor, Gateway Navigation; Canadian Council of the Blind; Coordinator, Get Together with Technology Program z Jim Taggart, Editor, SABMag; Director, Gateway Navigation

T41 // More Than Just an Open Plan Thursday, February 14 • 2:00pm–3:00pm • $50 • Room 216/17 [ AIBC 1 Non-Core LU • BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1.0 General Hour IDCEC Approved ]

During this presentation attendees will be provided with a timeline review of the where the workplace has come from and where it’s going!

Two leading Interior Designers will discuss planning strategies to engage users and provide choices to get work done, regardless of your space preferences. The presentation will highlight how co-working space, un-assigned seats and activity-based planning are changing the modern workplace. Presenters will conclude summarizing on the shift from square foot per person to a focus on the user’s experience and creating spaces to empower people and enhance company culture. z Julie Campbell, Principal, SSDG Interiors z Kenna Manley, Principal, SSDG Interiors

T44 // Carbon Neutral or Bust Thursday, February 14 • 2:30pm–3:30pm • $50 • Room 205 [ AIBC 1 Core LU • 1 CPD BC Housing Recognized • BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1.0 HSWSustainability Hour IDCEC Approved ]

This session prepares participants by focusing on the organizational and sector-specific barriers to change. The presenters will share case studies of building projects where systems thinking tools were applied to bring about a sea change in building performance. Attendees will leave this seminar with a seven step guide to making your own contribution to a low carbon future. z Andree Iffrig, Sustainability Strategist, DIALOG z Alexander Tansowny, EIT LEED AP BD + C, Engineer in Training, DIALOG

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THURSDAY SESSIONS CONT T45 // Ready-Set-Deliver: Addressing Owner’s Growing Expectations for Digital Project Delivery

T46 // There is More to Light Than Meets the Eye

Thursday, February 14 • 2:30pm–3:30pm • $50 • Room 214

Typical indoor lighting environments disrupt the SUPPORTED BY circadian clock, adversely affecting our sleep, mood, and performance and in the long run our health. This presentation will cover topics related to the circadian clock: its influence on our daily behavior, short and long-term consequences of circadian rhythm disturbances, beneficial effects of improved lighting, a mini self-assessment of individual chronotype, and practical advice on using light exposure to improve sleep, mood and performance.

[ AIBC 1 Core LU • BOMI 1.0 CPD • 1.0 General Hour IDCEC Approved ]

Drawing on practical experience of successful digital project delivery, the session will focus on why it is increasingly required by owners. The session will answer questions such as what are the advantages and benefits that a digital handover brings? What are the implications for the Design, Build and Operate teams?

While all parties involved in design and construction have a part to play, the role of the Contractor and Sub-Trades in facilitating the upload of data and documents is vital to ensuring that Owners receive a package that is appropriate in the digital age at handover.

Thursday, February 14 • 2:30pm–4:00pm • $60 • Room 217 [ AIBC 1.5 Core LUs • BOMI 1.5 CPDs • 1.5 General Hours IDCEC Approved ]

z Dr. Myriam Juda, Research Associate and Lecturer, SFU; Founder and Director, Circadian Light Therapy Inc.

The presenters will consider the specifics of what is being requested and how digital deliverables differ from the paper content of binders that have previously been the norm. This session will clarify through demonstration the process whereby this requirement can be met with ease. z Edwin Guerra, BIM Consultant, Summit BIM Consulting Ltd. z Geraldine Rayner, Director, Summit BIM Consulting Ltd.

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EXHIBITOR LIST – ALPHABETICAL 1 = New / Green Product Showcase Participant (see page 52 for details) 475 High Performance Building Supply

www.foursevenfive.ca

505- Junk Removal and Recycling

www.505junk.com

6 Pack Beach

BFL Canada

www.bflcanada.ca

1348

BidCentral

www.bidcentral.ca 526

www.6packbeach.com

742

Blast

www.blast.nl

A Few Good Lads

www.afewgoodlads.com

542

Blundstone

ACG Materials-AccuCrete Products

www.acgmaterials.com

623

BMS Plumbing & Mechanical Systems Ltd.

www.bmsmechanical.com

ACO Systems Ltd.

www.acocan.ca

1430

BOMA

www.boma.bc.ca 1045

AcoustiTECH

www.acousti-tech.com 815

Bourassa Doors

www.portesbourassa.com/en

Acrytec Panel Industries

www.acrytecpanel.com

715

Bradford Design Decorative Hardware Inc.

www.bradfordhardware.com

Activated Automatic Door Systems

www.activateddoors.com

548

Bradlee Distributors Inc.

www.bradlee.net

1631

Aecolux Lighting

www.aecolux.com

1230

Bramalea Elevator

www.bramaleaelevator.com

318

Aiphone Corporation

www.aiphone.com

921

Brock White Construction Materials

www.brockwhite.ca

331

AK Export

www.akexport.com.tr

717

BuildingPoint Canada

www.buildingpointcanada.ca

325

1503

Buzon Canada (Jolani Distribution Inc.)

www.buzoncanada.ca

801

947

C.R. Laurence Co., Inc.

www.crlaurence.com

1211

Aline International LLC/ Sangyang Wood Industry Co.,Ltd.

Passive House Pavilion 13

www.alinecabinets.com

1

1248

European Innovations Pavilion

www.blundstone.ca/collections/the-csa-greenpatch 720 1539

1612 HAVAN-431

ALLMAR Inc.

www.allmar.com

Allura

www.alluraUSA.com 423

CAD Details

www.caddetails.com

1217

Almita Piling

www.almita.com

524

Canada Green Building Council

www.cagbc.org

1523

Altro Canada

www.altrofloors.com

1403

Canada Mat

www.canadamat.com

1152

American Express

www.americanexpress.com/canada

704

Canam Buildings

www.canam-construction.com

411

AMICO Architectural Metals

www.amicoglobal.com

1711

CanSeal Roof Coatings

www.canseal.com

843

ANL Enterprises Inc.

www.anl-ca.com

1400

CAPITAL Tile + Stone

www.capitaltiles.ca

1810

ARC Document Solutions

www.e-arc.com

1620

Carbon Blue

Architectural Stone Decor

www.archstonedecor.ca

1825

Cascadia Windows & Doors

www.cascadiawindows.com Passive House Pavilion 14

Ardex Canada

www.ardex.ca

1111

Cassen Testing Laboratories

www.cassen.ca

Asharch

www.asharch.com 1318

CelluTex

www.cellutex.eu

ASI Iron Doors

www.asiproducts.ca

1543

Chapel Arts Ltd.

www.chapelarts.com

1017

ASSA ABLOY Canada

www.assaabloyca.ca

800

Citron Hygiene

www.citronhygiene.com

1338

Atlas Anchor Systems (BC) Ltd.

www.atlas-anchor.com

443

City Elevator Ltd.

www.cityelevator.ca

1243

Atlas Pest & Wildlife Control Ltd.

www.atlaspest.ca

Cloverdale Paint Inc

www.cloverdalepaint.com

1123

Award Magazine

www.canadawide.com

1521

Coast Wholesale Appliances

www.coastappliances.com

1018

Azek Building Supplies

www.azek.com

537

Color Master Tiles Canada Ltd

www.cm6767.com

816

Bailey Metal Products Ltd.

www.bmp-group.com

310

Community Fire Prevention Ltd.

www.comfire.ca

1354

Barclay Sales

www.barclaysales.com

Condominium Management Software Solutions

www.condominiumsoftware.com

1143

Barker Manufacturing Inc

www.barkermanufacturing.com

ConstructConnect

www.constructconnect.com 631

Barkman Concrete

www.barkmanhardscapes.com

1131

Construction Specialties Inc.

www.c-sgroup.com

1416

Basalite Concrete Products

www.basalite.ca

330

Cosentino Canada

www.cosentino.com

1311

BC Brick Supplies

www.bcbrick.com

1604

Crawford & Company Inc.

www.crawfordcompliance.ca

1742

BC Housing

www.bchousing.org

231

CSC LED Corp

www.csc-led.com

223

BC Passive House

www.bcpassivehouse.com

Curtis Health

www.curtishealth.com

1235

BC Quake

www.quake.ca

Custom Building Products of Canada

www.custombuildingproducts.com

731

BC Wood Specialities Group

www.bcwood.com

Custom Ornamental Iron Works

www.customironworks.com

606

Beaver Plastics - Logix ICF

www.logixicf.com

Custom Power Generation

www.cw-pg.com

1246

Bee Collective

www.beecollective.eu

Danver Stainless Outdoor Kitchens

www.danver.com

1210

Benjamin Moore & Co.

www.benjaminmoore.ca

Decowin Textile Co

www.decowin.kr

1410

PAMA Networking Area

HAVAN-431 BC Wood Pavilion

Passive House Pavilion 1 1452 BC Wood Pavilion 539

European Innovations Pavilion 1317

www.worldofwalas.com/projects/carbonblue

European Innovations Pavilion

836 European Innovations Pavilion

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EXHIBITOR LIST – ALPHABETICAL

Deficiency Group

www.deficiencygroup.com

1038

GE Appliances Canada

www.geappliances.ca

1331

DEL Communications Inc.

www.delcommunications.com

1636

Gentek Building Products

www.gentek.ca

506

Demilec

www.demilec.com 439

Gentlewalker Flooring Inc.

www.vanflooring.com

736

Dexter Natural Stone Ltd.

www.DexterNaturalStone.com

GeoBreak Solutions Inc

www.geobreak.ca

214

Dick’s Lumber

www.dickslumber.com

Glasspro Restoration

www.glassprorestoration.com

1212

Dominion Blue Reprographics

www.dominionblue.com

1715

Global Plasma Solutions

www.gpshvac.com

615

Dongyang E&P Co., Ltd

www.dyep.co.kr/

752

Globaltron Inc

1616

Dopik

www.doepik.com/de

GME Canada- IOREX

www.totalpipesolution.com

621

Gold Capital

www.goldcapital.ca

235

GoldenHome Cabinetry

www.ghcabinetry.ca

735 1443

1518 HAVAN-431

European Innovations Pavilion

Downtown Surrey Business Improvement Association www.downtownsurreybia.com

217

DR Electrical

www.drelectrical.ca

DSD

www.dsdltd.ca HAVAN-431

Goodbye Graffiti Inc.

www.goodbyegraffiti.com

Duke’s Wire Mesh Supply Services Ltd.

www.dukeswiremesh.com

313

GRAPHISOFT

www.graphisoft.com 1203

Duradek Canada Ltd.

www.duradek.com

700

Great Vinyl Fencing Ltd.

www.greatvinylfencing.com

DuRock Alfacing International Ltd.

www.durock.com

838

Green Sheet Construction Data Ltd

www.greensheet.ca

Duro-Last Roofing Inc.

www.duro-last.com

845

Greenlight Canada

www.greenlightcan.ca

1042

Dutch VR

www.dutchvr.com

Greenstone Structural Solutions (Brandon Plant)

www.gsbp.ca

1611

DYG Windows Ltd.

www.dygwindows.com

1119

Grime Fighters Service Group

www.grimefighters.ca

1438

Dyson Canada

www.dysoncanada.ca

1542

Habitat for Humanity Greater Vancouver

www.habitatgv.ca

620

ECO Paving

www.ecopaving.ca

1642

HAL Industries Inc

www.halind.com

839

Edgewood Group

www.edgewoodgroup.ca

945

Handy Appliances Ltd

www.handyappliances.ca

1001

Elemental Gardens

www.elementalgardens.ca

1638

Haynes Modular Elevators

www.hayneselevators.com

1419

Energy Network Services

www.ensinc.ca

1049

HAYS Specialist Recruitment Canada

www.hays.ca

Enforma Inc

www.enforma.ca

745

Hazmasters Inc

www.hazmasters.com

544

Epson Canada

www.epson.ca

1300

Health Canada

www.healthycanadians.gc.ca

1334

Euroline Windows

www.euroline-windows.com Passive House Pavilion 12

Homebuilders Association Vancouver (HAVAN)

www.havan.ca

431

EuroLine Windows Inc

www.euroline-windows.com

1125

Horizon North Logistics

www.horizonnorth.ca

514

Evergreen Lighting Group

www.evergreenlighting.ca

1239

HundredFold Productions

www.hundredfoldproductions.com

1434

Excelsior Measuring

www.excelsiorlevel.com

425

Hush City Soundproofing

www.hushcitysp.com

916

E-Z Taping System

www.e-ztape.com

513

HVAC Systems and Solutions Ltd.

www.hvacsystems.ca

EZEE Hoarding Inc

www.ezeehoarding.com

644

Hydrostar Products

www.hydrostarag.com

619

Factor Building Panels (BC Timber Frame)

www.bctimberframe.ca

Hytec Water Management

www.hytecwater.com

1044

IBC Technologies Inc.

www.ibcboiler.com

721

ICBA

www.icba.ca 610

Icynene- Lapolla

www.icynene-lapolla.com

648

Farm 2 Future

www.worldofwalas.com/projects/farm2future

HAVAN-431

European Innovations Pavilion

1

Passive House Pavilion 5 European Innovations Pavilion

HAVAN-431

Registration Area

Passive House Pavilion 6

FCM RAC Proximity Initiative

www.proximityissues.ca

Fenstur Windows and Doors

www.FensturWindows.com

Fiberon

www.fiberondecking.com 406

IG Wealth Management

www.investorsgroup.com

817

Firma Foreign Exchange Corp

www.firmafx.com

1201

IKO Building Envelope

www.iko.com

744

FirstOnSite Restoration

www.firstonsite.ca

1346

IMAGINiT TECHNOLOGIES

www.imaginit.com

417

FLO

www.flo.ca 642 Incredible Restorations 1

www.incrediblerestorations.com PAMA Networking Area

Folding Sliding Doors Canada Ltd.

www.foldingslidingdoors.ca

930

Inline Glasscraft Ltd.

www.inlineglasscraft.com

819

Foreseeson Technology

www.plugev.com

842

Innotech Windows + Doors

www.innotech-windows.com

453

Freedom Capital Inc

www.freedomcapital.com

1643

Innovative Fall Protection Inc

www.innovativefallprotection.com

219

Furever Clean Dog Wash

www.fureverclean.ca

1639

Interior Technology Canada Inc.

www.interior-tech.com

1716

Garage Living

www.garageliving.ca

1630

InvisiRail Glass Rail System

www.invisirail.com

647

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449

BC Wood Pavilion

1

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1813

Midland Appliance

www.midlandappliance.com

1411

Irina Bartnik Notary Corporation

www.fraservalleynotary.com

535

Milgard Windows & Doors

www.milgard.ca

611

James Hardie Building Products

www.jameshardie.com

410

Miura Boilers

www.miuraboiler.ca

834

Jamie Banfield Design

www.jamiebanfield.ca

Molok North America Ltd.

www.molokna.com

1142

Jiangsu Simba Flooring Co., Ltd.

www.simbaflooringcorp.com

823

Monalisa Tiles

www.mtile.ca

925

Johnson Barrow BC

WWW.JBARROW.COM

814

Monde Home Products

www.mondehomeproducts.ca

Josko Windows and Doors

www.josko.com

1818

Morden Doors Ltd

www.mordendoors.ca

1721

K2 Stone

www.k2stone.com

1303

Motionsafe, Inc. / Genesis Restorations

www.motionsafe.ca

934

Kartners

www.kartners.com 1025

MRD Landscaping Inc

www.mrdlandscaping.ca

1305

Keycafe- Property Acess Solutions

www.keycafe.com

1546

MSB Construction

www.msbconstruction.ca

233

Klad Surfaces Ltd

www.klad.ca

1507

Multivista Construction Documentation

www.multivista.com

605

Knotwood

www.knotwood.com 701

NanaWall Systems Inc.

www.nanawall.com

811

LA Scala

Www.lascala.ca

NATS Nursery

www.natsnursery.com

LabTest Certification Inc.

www.labtestcert.com

810

Natural Greenwalls

Langara College

www.langara.bc.ca/real-estate

1342

naturally:wood

www.naturallywood.com

Langara Island Lodge

www.langara.com

722

Navien, Inc.

www.navieninc.com

919

Legacy Fire & Safety

www.legacyfiresafety.com

Neogard, a Division of Hempel (USA), Inc.

www.neogard.com

307

Leisure Baths Ltd.

www.relax-a-mist.com

Next Level Stormwater Management

www.nlsm.ca

844

Levcon

www.levcon.ca HAVAN-431

Nichiha Fiber Cement

www.nichiha.com

419

Level-Tech Concrete Systems

www.leveltechconcrete.com

643

Nissan Commercial Vehicles

www.thinkubik.com

136

Leviton Manufacturing

www.leviton.com

1247

North Western Synthetic Grass

www.nwsg.ca

335

LG Business Solutions

www.lg.com/ca_en/business

911

Novex Distribution Inc

www.thenovex.com

835

Liveport

www.liveport.com 943

nVent NUHEAT

www.nuheat.com

327

Lortap Architectural Millwork

www.lortap.com

O&J Future Solutions

www.futuresolution.ca

1336

Lower Coast Building Group

www.lapointeprojects.ca

Lumenix

www.lumenix.com 1738

Onward

www.onwardhardware.com 1517

Lumon Canada Inc.

www.lumon.ca

1431

Onyx

www.onyxsolar.com

Lux Architectural Panel

www.luxpanel.ca

805

Osprey Electric Ltd.

www.ospreyelectric.com

Malaysian Timber Council

www.mtc.com.my

1719

Ouellet Canada / Dettson

www.ouellet.com

311

MAPEI

www.mapei.com 1030

Pacific Aerobarrier Systems Inc.

www.pacificaerobarrier.com

724

Martin Knowles Photo / Media

www.mkphotomedia.com

Pacific Quorum Properties Inc.

www.pacificquorum.com

1447

Masonite Architectural

www.baillargeondoors.com

1219

Pacific Rim Cabinets

www.pacrimcab.com

Masonite International

www.masonite.ca

1011

PAMA - Professional Association of Managing Agents www.pama.ca

Matt Concrete

www.mattconcrete.com

1316

Panasonic Canada Inc.

www.na.panasonic.com/ca/home-building-solutions

MaxTv Media

www.maxtvmedia.com

Passive House Canada

www.passivehousecanada.com

McGregor & Thompson and Shanahan’s

www.shanahans.com

738

Pella Western Canada

www.pella.com

319

McIntosh Perry

www.mcintoshperry.com

949

Penfolds Roofing & Solar

www.penfoldsroofing.com

603

MediaEDGE Communications West Inc.

www.mediaedge.ca

1319

Penometal Design and Fabrication Ltd.

www.penometal.com

416

Mercedes-Benz Boundary Vans Centre

www.mercedes-benz-vans.ca

523

Phoenix Restorations

www.phoenixrestorations.com PAMA Networking Area

Metric Modular

www.metricmodular.com

Pinchin Ltd.

www.pinchin.com

Metrie

www.metrie.com 1110

Pinnacle Panel

www.pinnaclepanel.com

Metro Elevator Ltd.

www.metroelevator.ca

1043

Pinnacle West Enterprises

www.purepoly.com

522

Metro Systems

www.metrosystems.ca

830

PlanGrid Canada ULC

www.plangrid.com

625

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HAVAN-431

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918 HAVAN-431

HAVAN-431

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Passive House Pavilion 8

OLS Construction Supply

www.en.naturalgreenwalls.com

1

HAVAN-431

1

HAVAN-431 European Innovations Pavilion BC Wood Pavilion

www.ols-construction-supply-ltd.business.site

HAVAN-431

European Innovations Pavilion Passive House Pavilion 15

HAVAN-431 PAMA Networking Area 630

Passive House Pavilion 16

944 BC Wood Pavilion

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EXHIBITOR LIST – ALPHABETICAL 1 = New / Green Product Showcase Participant (see page 52 for details) Plasti-Fab/Insulspan Structural Insulating Panels www.insulspan.com

711

Qingdao Kingdom Glass Co., Ltd

www.kingdomglass.cn

Point Landscape Studio Inc

www.pointlastudio.com

1305

Quad-lock

www.quadlock.com HAVAN-431

Polyglass U.S.A., Inc.

www.polyglass.ca

939

Quad-Lock Building Systems Ltd

www.quadlock.com

637

Postech Screw Piles

www.postech-foundations.com

207

Queen’s Printer, QP Publishing

www.bccodes.ca

601

Power Strata Systems Inc.

www.powerstrata.com

QuickBooks Canada

www.quickbooks.ca

225

PowerHouse Building Solutions Inc.

www.power-house.ca

239

Quik-Therm Innovative Insulation

www.quiktherm.com

PowerSafe Energy Service Inc.

www.powersafe.ca

1046

R&D Technical Solutions Ltd

www.kelmar.com

312

Powerwood Corp.

www.powerwoodcorp.com

HAVAN-431

Radon Environmental Management Corp.

www.radoncorp.com

746

PPG /Dulux

www.dulux.ca

HAVAN-431

Ram Mechanical Ltd.

www.rammechanical.ca

PPG Architectural Coatings Canada, Inc.

www.ppgac.com

1304

Red Flag Industries

www.redflagindustries.com.au

Precise Parklink Inc.

www.preciseparklink.com

1736

Reforus

www.reforus.com

Premier Audio Video Integrations

www.premieraudiovideo.ca

HAVAN-431

REIC BC Chapter

www.reic.com

1147

Premium Products Inc

www.premiumgrating.ca

503

Reinforcing Steel Institute of Canada

www.rebar.org

212

Prima Stone Inc

www.prima-stone.com

1502

Reno Compass

www.renocompass.ca

714

Priva

www.priva.com/ca

Resource Furniture

www.resourcefurniture.com

1511

Procore

www.Procore.com 634

Resysta

www.rnwdistribution.com 323

Product Care Recycling

www.productcare.org

Rhino Carbon Fiber

www.rhinocarbonfiber.com

210

Profast

www.profast.ca 618

Rinnai America Corporation

www.rinnai.us

1530

Project X Inc

www.projectxhomes.com

339

Riobel Pro

www.riobelpro.ca

1623

Prona Tools Inc.

www.pronatools.com

912

ROCKWOOL

www.rockwool.com

1637

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European Innovations Pavilion

1237

602

Passive House Pavilion 11

PAMA Networking Area 334 BC Wood Pavilion

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EXHIBITOR LIST – ALPHABETICAL 1 = New / Green Product Showcase Participant (see page 52 for details) TR Trades Reproduction Ltd.

www.trtrades.com

515

900

Tradesmen International

www.tradesmeninternational.com

645

1537

Trail Appliances Ltd.

www.trailappliances.com

1031

Trane Canada West

www.tranecanadawest.com

739

1531

Trimlite

www.trimlite.com 743

www.safesidewalks.ca

1047

True Level Concrete

www.truelevelconcrete.ca

317

Sagiper North America Inc.

www.sagipernorthamerica.com

1231

Tuff Industries Inc.

www.tuffindustriesinc.com

507

Salto Systems Inc

www.saltosystems.com

1048

U2 Fasteners

www.u2fasteners.com

413

Samsung

www.samsung.com/ca 1730

UAViation Aerial Solutions Ltd.

www.uaviation.ca

502

San Group Inc.

www.sangroupinc.com

University of Victoria, Executive Programs

www.uvic.ca/gustavson/executive

545

Schluter-Systems

www.schluter.com 705

Urban Fireplaces

www.urbanfp.ca

HAVAN-431

SCREENEZE

www.screeneze.com 407

Valley Acrylic Products

www.valleyacrylic.com

HAVAN-431

Secure Defence Corp.

www.securedefence.ca

718

Vancouver ICF

www.vancouvericf.com

516

Shandong Lvsen Wood Plastic Composite Co., Ltd

www.lvsenwpc.com

521

Vancouver Island Marble

www.vancouverislandmarble.com

1617

Sherwin-Williams

www.sherwin.com 1330

Vancouver Regional Construction Association

www.vrca.ca

445

Shure / SFM

www.sfmpro.ca/audio/products/shure

211

VaproShield

www.vaproshield.com 418

Siber Facade Group

www.siberfacadegroup.com

1039

Vectorworks, Inc.

www.vectorworks.net

Siga Cover Inc

www.siga.swiss

Simple Shower Solutions

www.simpleshowersolutions.com

Simson Maxwell

Romex Canada West

www.romexcanadawest.com

1822

Rope + Cable Canada

www.ropeandcable.ca

Rose Paving

www.rosepaving.ca

Rothoblaas

www.rothoblaas.com

Rymar Synthetic Grass

www.rymar.ca

Safesidewalks Canada

1

Passive House Pavilion 4

BC Wood Pavilion

1

1606

Vertical Solutions Inc. (Skyfold Authorized Distributor) www.skyfold.com

910

652

Victor Wong Luxury Home Design International Ltd

1307

www.simson-maxwell.com

1144

Vicwest Building Products

www.vicwest.com

1205

SiteMax Systems

www.sitemaxsystems.com

1545

Vidar Design Flooring

www.vidardesignflooring.com

725

Small Planet Supply

www.smallplanetsupply.com Passive House Pavilion 9

Vinyltek Windows

www.vinyltek.com

1525

SOLAIRA Heating Technologies

www.solairaheaters.com

1610

Wallboard Trim & Tool

www.wallboardtrim.com

511

Southern Projects Inc.

www.southernprojects.ca

519

Water Matrix Inc.

www.watermatrix.com

1234

SPECS Limited

www.specs.ca

1137

Watertiger

www.watertiger.net 1445

Sphere 1 Logistics Inc.

www.sphereonelogistics.com

812

Wellness Consultants

www.wellnessconsultants.com

SPI Health & Safety

www.spi-s.com

316

Westcoast Wood Distribution Ltd.

www.westcoastwoodltd.com

Steadyrack Bike Parking System

www.steadyrack.com

1242

Westeck Windows and Doors

www.westeckwindows.com

Strata Reserve Planning

www.stratareserveplanning.com PAMA Networking Area

Western Elevator Ltd.

www.westernelevator.com

Structurlam

www.structurlam.com

Western Reclaimed Timber

www.westernreclaimed.com

Suncoast Enclosures

www.suncoastenclosures.com

1505

Western Window Systems

www.westernwindowsystems.com

1602

Sunline Office, LLC

www.arnoldsofficefurniture.com

1724

Westform Metals

www.westform.com

1124

Super Save Group of Companies

www.supersave.ca

538

Westside Pest Control LTD

www.westsidepestcontrol.com

1139

Superior Flood & Fire Restoration Inc.

www.superiorrestoration.ca

WIJMA

www.wijma.com/en

Talius

www.talius.com 543

Wood WORKS! BC

www.wood-works.ca

BC Wood Pavilion

Talius

www.talius.com HAVAN-431

Woodtone

www.woodtone.com

BC Wood Pavilion

Tando

www.tandobp.com 501

Worksafe BC

www.worksafebc.com

510

Tanzite STONEDECKS

www.stonedecks.ca

415

World of Walas European Innovation Pavilion

www.worldofwalas.com

1603

The Sapling Company

www.sapling-inc.com

1149

XL Flooring Co Ltd.

www.xlflooring.ca

306

TileTown

www.mytiletown.ca HAVAN-431

Xypex Chemical Corporation

www.xypex.com

216

Timber Block Homes

www.timberblock.com

831

Yardi Canada Ltd.

www.yardi.com

942

TORLYS Inc.

www.torlys.com

904

ZZ Construction Ltd.

www.zzconst.com

Passive House Pavilion 2

BC Wood Pavilion

PAMA Networking Area

1

549 HAVAN-431

Passive House Pavilion 7 531 BC Wood Pavilion

European Innovations Pavilion

Passive House Pavilion 3

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NEW / GREEN PRODUCT SHOWCASE Aiphone – Booth 921 IX Series 2

EZEE Hoarding Inc. – Booth 644 EZEE Construction Hoarding

The IX Series 2 Peer-to-Peer IP Platform with SIP capability is here! See all these features in action — request a demo!

EZEE Hoarding is a clean faced finished product upon install, No paint required, fast to install/dismantle, environmentally friendly, reusable temporary construction barrier designed to separate the public from the construction zone.

• Backward/forward compatibility • System scales with your growth • No Aiphone licensing fees • No central servers needed • Integrates multiple security layers www.aiphone.com/IX2SIP

Temporary construction barriers/hoarding made from one time use products contribute to over 22 million pounds of construction waste going to Canadian landfills annually. Three years since entering the market EZEE Hoarding has eliminated over 400,000 pounds of temporary construction barriers/hoarding from entering landfills.

By working together with our clients imagine how much more we can eliminate in the next 3 years!! www.ezeehoarding.com

Flo – Booth 642 CoRe+ The CoRe+ is a smart and versatile Level 2 charging station, specifically designed for private, commercial applications such as multi-unit residential buildings, workplaces, fleets, and is also suitable for public spaces. The universally compatible connector is designed for 10,000+ charging cycles, while the 100% aluminum casing offers maximum climate resistance and long-term durability. Additionally, it offers power management user interface features, as well as the capacity to be set in a network, allowing for complete centralized management of the charging service. www.flo.ca

Innotech Windows + Doors – Booth 453 Defender 88PH System The Defender88PH System is a Passive House Institute certified component with outstanding thermal insulation, superior air, water and sound resistance, and proven durability. Manufactured in Langley, BC by North America’s most experienced European window and door manufacturer, the Defender 88PH System delivers the manufacturing expertise and product performance required for your Passive House project. www.innotech-windows.com/ passive-house

Monalisa Tile – Booth 925 PORCELAIN PANEL 5.5

NanaWall Systems – Booth 811 WA67

Monalisa Tile’s 5.5mm innovative slim porcelain tiles are leading our company commitment to the GREEN pursuit.

Facilitated by our state of the art tile press machine and the fully automated production line, we can produce slim tiles up to 48"x96" with very high density and hardness while consuming less materials and energy.

NanaWall’s WA67 combines aluminum and wood for performance and beauty with a unique aluminum-clad system—mounted on solid wood profiles to ensure unparalleled durability—that is engineered to perform in heavy wind and rain environments.

Featuring a 2 5/8” thick door panel with a rain-screen clad exterior and a solid wood interior, the WA67 is available in FSC certified wood species meeting responsible forestry standards. The WA67 is NFRC rated and certified for true energy efficiency in all climates, and contributes to multiple LEED rating systems. An enhanced option is available featuring triple-seals, triple-paned glass, and deeper door panels for even higher weather performance with a U-Value of .17.

www.mtile.ca

www.nanawall.com

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NEW / GREEN PRODUCT SHOWCASE Romex Canada West – Booth 1822 Frost Resistant Water Permeable Hardscapes

Timber Block Homes – Booth 831 Structural Insulated Panel Advancement

STOP PAVER FREEZE HEAVE. Revolutionary, Germanengineered, waterpermeable and obscenely durable paver jointing mortars, bedding, and bridging never trap water ‘between a rock and a hard place’ - hence no paver heave from freeze-thaw cycles. In summer, manage storm water on site for LEED points. The same tech provides industry-best gravel binding for tree surrounds, edging and pathways. Slash timelines with 10x faster installs. No efflorescence. 10-Year “RSG” Warranty. “Easy”-touse DIY homeowner solutions, too! Photo: Bergen, Norway. 25,000 sqft. Zero paver heave.

Our product is A unique advancement of a SIP (structural insulated panel) which reduces on-site construction time and provides a continuous ‘nail free’ bond from exterior to interior. Each Timber Home features R-30 or R-36 (upgrade) insulation.

www.RomexCanadaWest.com

www.timberblock.com/why-timber-block/green/

Trane Canada West – Booth 739 Kampmann Katherm Floor Trench Heating

Trane Canada West – Booth 739 Aldes InspirAIR® HRV

Trane Canada West is proud to introduce Kampmann’s Katherm floor trenches, Slimline Fancoils and perimeter heating/cooling products to North America.

This technology features minimal dimensions and high outputs for space saving solutions, and aesthetically pleasing enclosures and grilles that blend harmoniously with interior styles.

Trane Canada West is proud to introduce InspirAIR® Home, the Passive House certified connected heatrecovery ventilation solution by Aldes.

Green Technology Environmentally friendly R-30 insulation featuring recycled materials and less waste, combined with a tight thermal envelope ensures low energy consumption. Factory recycling, fewer thermal bridges and reduced air infiltration all combined to benefit the environment.

All Kampmann fan-assisted units are equipped with energy saving ECM technology maximizing performance with ultra-low noise emissions, even with low water temperatures.

InspirAIR® Home purifies the air inside homes, removing pollutants and improving occupants’ quality of life. Users can monitor and adjust the quality of the air they breathe from their smartphone via the Aldes Connect app.

www.tranecanadawest.com

www.tranecanadawest.com

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EXHIBITOR LIST – BY CATEGORY APPLIANCES/ ELECTRONICS Bradlee Distributors Inc..........................................1631 Coast Wholesale Appliances ..................................1018 Furever Clean Dog Wash..........................................1639 GE Appliances Canada.............................................1331 Globaltron Inc........................................................... 1616 Handy Appliances Ltd...............................................1001 Midland Appliance.................................................... 1411 Samsung....................................................................1730 Trail Appliances Ltd..................................................1031

ARCHITECTURAL PRODUCTS / MATERIALS AMICO Architectural Metals ................................... 1711 Asharch.....................................................................1318 ASSA ABLOY Canada................................................. 800 Brock White Construction Materials........................331 Construction Specialties Inc................................... 1416 Cosentino Canada..................................................... 1311 Danver Stainless Outdoor Kitchens........................1210 Dominion Blue Reprographics................................ 1715 Excelsior Measuring..................................................425 Inline Glasscraft Ltd...................................................819 Klad Surfaces Ltd.....................................................1507 Knotwood....................................................................701 Lux Architectural Panel............................................ 805 Masonite Architectural............................................ 1219 Novex Distribution Inc............................................... 835 PPG Architectural Coatings Canada, Inc................1304 Premium Products Inc.............................................. 503 Rope + Cable Canada................................................. 900 Vertical Solutions Inc. (Skyfold Authorized Distributor).....910 Wallboard Trim & Tool................................................ 511 Woodtone.............................................BC Wood Pavilion

ASSOCIATIONS BC Passive House.................. Passive House Pavilion 1 BC Wood Specialities Group..............BC Wood Pavilion BidCentral...................................................................526 BOMA.........................................................................1045 Canada Green Building Council...............................1523 Downtown Surrey Business Improvement Association...............................................................217 FCM RAC Proximity Initiative...................................1436 Homebuilders Association Vancouver......................431 ICBA............................................................................. 610 LabTest Certification Inc............................................810 PAMA – Professional Association of Managing Agents .................... PAMA Networking Area Passive House Canada........ Passive House Pavilion 16 REIC BC Chapter....................................................... 1147 Reinforcing Steel Institute of Canada.......................212 Vancouver Regional Construction Association....... 445

BUILDING AUTOMATION CONTROLS & SYSTEMS Keycafe- Property Acess Solutions........................1546 LA Scala........................................................HAVAN-431 Leviton Manufacturing.............................................1247 Premier Audio Video Integrations ..............HAVAN-431 Salto Systems Inc.................................................... 1048

BUILDING ENVELOPE Cascadia Windows & Doors.... Passive House Pavilion 14 Greenstone Structural Solutions (Brandon Plant).... 1611 Icynene- Lapolla........................................................ 648 IKO Building Envelope................................................744 James Hardie Building Products.............................. 410 Knotwood....................................................................701 Lux Architectural Panel............................................ 805 Pacific Aerobarrier Systems Inc...............................724 Pinnacle Panel....................................BC Wood Pavilion

Plasti-Fab/Insulspan Structural Insulating Panels .....711 Quik-Therm Innovative Insulation............................Passive House Pavilion 11 Resysta....................................................................... 323 ROCKWOOL ..............................................................1637 Siga Cover Inc........................ Passive House Pavilion 2 Talius.............................................................HAVAN-431 Talius.......................................................................... 543 VaproShield................................................................. 418

BUILDING MAINTENANCE PRODUCTS & SERVICES Atlas Anchor Systems (BC) Ltd................................ 443 BFL Canada ..............................................................1248 Citron Hygiene..........................................................1338 Community Fire Prevention Ltd..............................1354 Deficiency Group.......................................................1038 Edgewood Group.........................................................945 GME Canada- IOREX...................................................621 Neogard, a Division of Hempel (USA), Inc................307 PowerSafe Energy Service Inc. ..............................1046 Radon Environmental Management Corp................746 Super Save Group of Companies.............................. 538 Tradesmen International.......................................... 645

BUILDING MATERIALS / SUPPLIES 475 High Performance Building Supply.................. Passive House Pavilion 13 AcoustiTECH...............................................................815 Acrytec Panel Industries...........................................715 Aiphone Corporation..................................................921 Allura.......................................................................... 423 Almita Piling................................................................524 ANL Enterprises Inc.................................................1400 Ardex Canada............................................................ 1111 ASSA ABLOY Canada................................................. 800 Azek Building Supplies............................................. 537 Bailey Metal Products Ltd.........................................310 BC Brick Supplies.....................................................1604 BC Quake...................................................................1452 Benjamin Moore & Co.............................................. 1317 Brock White Construction Materials........................331 C.R. Laurence Co., Inc.............................................. 1211 CAD Details............................................................... 1217 Color Master Tiles Canada Ltd..................................816 Dick’s Lumber...............................................HAVAN-431 Duke’s Wire Mesh Supply Services Ltd.....................313 DuRock Alfacing International Ltd........................... 838 E-Z Taping System......................................................513 Enforma Inc.................................................................745 Firestone Building Products Canada........................831 Garage Living............................................................1630 Gentek Building Products......................................... 506 GoldenHome Cabinetry ............................................ 735 Habitat for Humanity Greater Vancouver.................620 HAL Industries Inc..................................................... 839 Interior Technology Canada Inc............................... 1716 IQ Homes...................................................................1813 Malaysian Timber Council....................................... 1719 Masonite International............................................. 1011 Matt Concrete........................................................... 1316 Monalisa Tiles.............................................................925 Nichiha Fiber Cement................................................ 419 Polyglass U.S.A., Inc................................................. 939 PowerHouse Building Solutions Inc......................... 239 Powerwood Corp..........................................HAVAN-431 Premium Products Inc.............................................. 503 Project X Inc............................................................... 339 Qingdao Kingdom Glass Co., Ltd.............................. 602 Quad-lock......................................................HAVAN-431 Quad-Lock Building Systems Ltd............................. 637 Red Flag Industries................................................... 334 ROCKWOOL ..............................................................1637

Rothoblaas............................. Passive House Pavilion 4 Sagiper North America Inc......................................1231 Schluter-Systems.......................................................705 SCREENEZE............................................................... 407 Siber Facade Group..................................................1039 Small Planet Supply.............. Passive House Pavilion 9 Southern Projects Inc................................................519 Tando...........................................................................501 Timber Block Homes..................................................831 Trimlite........................................................................743 Vancouver ICF.............................................................516 Victor Wong Luxury Home Design International....1307 Wallboard Trim & Tool................................................ 511 Western Reclaimed Timber...............BC Wood Pavilion Woodtone.............................................BC Wood Pavilion

CLIENT ENTERTAINMENT Langara Island Lodge................................................722

COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS Condominium Management Software Solutions...1143 DEL Communications Inc.........................................1636 LG Business Solutions...............................................911 MediaEDGE Communications West Inc.................. 1319 Shure / SFM.................................................................211

CONCRETE & STONE PRODUCTS & MATERIALS ANL Enterprises Inc.................................................1400 Ardex Canada............................................................ 1111 ASI Iron Doors.......................................................... 1543 Barkman Concrete................................................... 1131 Basalite Concrete Products..................................... 330 Beaver Plastics - Logix ICF....................................... 539 Cosentino Canada..................................................... 1311 Custom Building Products of Canada.......................731 Dexter Natural Stone Ltd......................................... 1518 Hydrostar Products.................................................... 619 K2 Stone....................................................................1303 Levcon...........................................................HAVAN-431 Level-Tech Concrete Systems.................................. 643 MAPEI........................................................................1030 Matt Concrete........................................................... 1316 Prima Stone Inc........................................................1502 Reinforcing Steel Institute of Canada.......................212 Romex Canada West.................................................1822 True Level Concrete...................................................317 Vancouver Island Marble......................................... 1617

CONSTRUCTION ACG Materials-AccuCrete Products.........................623 ALLMAR Inc................................................................947 BuildingPoint Canada.................................................325 Excelsior Measuring..................................................425 Folding Sliding Doors Canada Ltd............................ 930 ICBA............................................................................. 610 Irina Bartnik Notary Corporation ............................ 535 Lower Coast Building Group........................HAVAN-431 McGregor & Thompson and Shanahan’s ................ 738 Mercedes-Benz Boundary Vans Centre ...................523 Metric Modular...................... Passive House Pavilion 8 MSB Construction..................................................... 233 Multivista Construction Documentation.................. 605 OLS Construction Supply.............................HAVAN-431 Postech Screw Piles...................................................207 Rose Paving...............................................................1537 Structurlam........................................BC Wood Pavilion Superior Flood & Fire Restoration Inc...................... PAMA Networking Area Timber Block Homes..................................................831 ZZ Construction Ltd............... Passive House Pavilion 3

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Buzon Canada (Jolani Distribution Inc.)...................801 Duradek Canada Ltd.................................................. 700 Fiberon....................................................................... 406 InvisiRail Glass Rail System......................................647 Resysta....................................................................... 323 SCREENEZE............................................................... 407 Tanzite STONEDECKS................................................ 415 Tuff Industries Inc...................................................... 507

6 Pack Beach...............................................................742 IG Wealth Management..............................................817 Langara College.......................................................1342 naturally:wood....................................BC Wood Pavilion University of Victoria, Executive Programs............ 545 Wellness Consultants................................................549

Global Plasma Solutions............................................ 615 Phoenix Restorations.............. PAMA Networking Area Pinchin Ltd..................................................................944 Radon Environmental Management Corp................746

ELECTRICAL DR Electrical.................................................HAVAN-431 Metro Systems........................................................... 830 Osprey Electric Ltd. ............ Passive House Pavilion 15 Ouellet Canada / Dettson...........................................311 PowerSafe Energy Service Inc. ..............................1046 SOLAIRA Heating Technologies.............................. 1610

DOORS Activated Automatic Door Systems.......................... 548 Aiphone Corporation..................................................921 ALLMAR Inc................................................................947 ASI Iron Doors.......................................................... 1543 Bourassa Doors........................................................ 1612 DYG Windows Ltd...................................................... 1119 Fenstur Windows and Doors .............BC Wood Pavilion Folding Sliding Doors Canada Ltd............................ 930 Innotech Windows + Doors....................................... 453 Josko Windows and Doors.......................................1818 Masonite Architectural............................................ 1219 Masonite International............................................. 1011 McGregor & Thompson and Shanahan’s ................ 738 Milgard Windows & Doors......................................... 611 Morden Doors Ltd.....................................................1721 NanaWall Systems Inc...............................................811 Pella Western Canada................................................319 Penometal Design and Fabrication Ltd.................... 416 Trimlite........................................................................743 Vinyltek Windows......................................................1525

ELEVATORS, LIFTS & ESCALATORS Bramalea Elevator.....................................................318 City Elevator Ltd.......................................................1243 Haynes Modular Elevators....................................... 1419 Metro Elevator Ltd................................................... 1043 Western Elevator Ltd.................................................531

ENERGY MANAGEMENT Custom Power Generation.......................................1246 Evergreen Lighting Group........................................1239 Leviton Manufacturing.............................................1247 Miura Boilers............................................................. 834 Osprey Electric Ltd. ............ Passive House Pavilion 15 Penfolds Roofing & Solar.......................................... 603 Simson Maxwell........................................................1144 Yardi Canada Ltd.........................................................942

ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES & INFRASTRUCTURE ECO Paving................................................................1642 FLO.............................................................................. 642 Foreseeson Technology............................................ 842

FACILITY MANAGEMENT ARC Document Solutions.........................................1620 Curtis Health.............................................................1235 The Sapling Company............................................... 1149

FINANCIAL SERVICES American Express..................................................... 704 Firma Foreign Exchange Corp.................................1201 IG Wealth Management..............................................817

FLOORING & FLOORCOVERINGS ACG Materials-AccuCrete Products.........................623 Altro Canada.............................................................1403 Architectural Stone Decor.......................................1825 Canada Mat............................................................... 1152 CAPITALl Tile + Stone...............................................1810 Custom Building Products of Canada.......................731 Edgewood Group.........................................................945 Gentlewalker Flooring Inc........................................ 736 Jiangsu Simba Flooring Co., Ltd.............................. 823

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MAPEI........................................................................1030 Monalisa Tiles.............................................................925 nVent NUHEAT............................................................327 Rymar Synthetic Grass............................................1531 Schluter-Systems.......................................................705 TileTown.........................................................HAVAN-431 TORLYS Inc................................................................. 904 Vidar Design Flooring.................................................725 XL Flooring Co Ltd..................................................... 306

GOVERNMENT BC Housing..................................................................231 Health Canada...........................................................1334 Queen’s Printer, QP Publishing.................................601

HOUSING PRODUCTS & SYSTEMS BC Quake...................................................................1452 BFL Canada ..............................................................1248 Dyson Canada...........................................................1542 Furever Clean Dog Wash..........................................1639 Hush City Soundproofing...........................................916 Leisure Baths Ltd.....................................................1823 Monde Home Products.................................HAVAN-431 Panasonic Canada Inc............................................... 630 Postech Screw Piles...................................................207 Rinnai America Corporation....................................1530 Simple Shower Solutions...........................................652 Urban Fireplaces..........................................HAVAN-431 Valley Acrylic Products ...............................HAVAN-431 Wellness Consultants................................................549 Pacific Rim Cabinets....................................HAVAN-431

HVAC & MECHANICAL SYSTEMS Global Plasma Solutions............................................ 615 HVAC Systems and Solutions Ltd. .............. Passive House Pavilion 6 IBC Technologies Inc..................................................721 Johnson Barrow BC....................................................814 Miura Boilers............................................................. 834 Navien, Inc...................................................................919 Panasonic Canada Inc............................................... 630 Ram Mechanical Ltd................ PAMA Networking Area Trane Canada West.................................................... 739 Watertiger................................................................ 1445

INTERIOR DESIGN PRODUCTS & FINISHES Aline International LLC/ Sangyang Wood Industry Co.,Ltd.....................................................................1503 Architectural Stone Decor.......................................1825 Benjamin Moore & Co.............................................. 1317 CAPITALl Tile + Stone...............................................1810 Cloverdale Paint Inc.................................................1123 Custom Ornamental Iron Works.............................. 606 Decowin Textile Co................................................... 1410 Dominion Blue Reprographics................................ 1715 Dongyang E&P Co., Ltd..............................................752 GE Appliances Canada.............................................1331 GoldenHome Cabinetry ............................................ 735 Jamie Banfield Design.................................HAVAN-431 Kartners....................................................................1025 Metrie........................................................................ 1110 Novex Distribution Inc............................................... 835 PPG /Dulux....................................................HAVAN-431 Resource Furniture.................................................. 1511 Riobel Pro..................................................................1623 San Group Inc. ....................................BC Wood Pavilion Sherwin-Williams.....................................................1330 Sunline Office, LLC...................................................1724 Vertical Solutions Inc. (Skyfold Authorized Distributor)...............................................................910 BUILDEX Vancouver • February 13 & 14, 2019

IT SOLUTIONS FOR PROPERTY MANAGEMENT, DESIGN, ENGINEERING & CONSTRUCTION American Express..................................................... 704 BidCentral...................................................................526 Cassen Testing Laboratories.................................... 836 Condominium Management Software Solutions...1143 ConstructConnect......................................................631 Crawford & Company Inc.........................................1742 Epson Canada...........................................................1300 GeoBreak Solutions Inc..............................................214 GRAPHISOFT............................................................1203 Green Sheet Construction Data Ltd............HAVAN-431 IMAGINiT TECHNOLOGIES......................................... 417 Liveport.......................................................................943 MaxTv Media............................. PAMA Networking Area McIntosh Perry...........................................................949 Motionsafe, Inc. / Genesis Restorations.................. 934 PlanGrid Canada ULC.................................................625 Power Strata Systems Inc. ..... PAMA Networking Area Procore....................................................................... 634 QuickBooks Canada....................................................225 SiteMax Systems.......................................................1545 UAViation Aerial Solutions Ltd................................. 502 Vectorworks, Inc.......................................................1606 Yardi Canada Ltd.........................................................942

LANDSCAPING Barkman Concrete................................................... 1131 Basalite Concrete Products..................................... 330 Danver Stainless Outdoor Kitchens........................1210 Dexter Natural Stone Ltd......................................... 1518 Elemental Gardens...................................................1638 Great Vinyl Fencing Ltd..............................................449 MRD Landscaping Inc...............................................1305 NATS Nursery...............................................HAVAN-431 North Western Synthetic Grass................................ 335 Point Landscape Studio Inc.....................................1305 Romex Canada West.................................................1822

LIGHTING Aecolux Lighting.......................................................1230 CSC LED Corp............................................................ 223 Energy Network Services........................................1049 Evergreen Lighting Group........................................1239 Greenlight Canada....................................................1042 Lumenix.....................................................................1738 O&J Future Solutions...............................................1336

OFFICE EQUIPMENT DSD................................................................HAVAN-431

PARKING & ROADWAYS Precise Parklink Inc.................................................1736 Rose Paving...............................................................1537 Safesidewalks Canada.............................................1047 Steadyrack Bike Parking System............................1242

PEST / ANIMAL CONTROL Atlas Pest & Wildlife Control Ltd. ..................................

PAMA Networking Area Westside Pest Control LTD...................................... 1139

PHOTOGRAPHY / VIDEOGRAPHY HundredFold Productions...................................... 1434 Martin Knowles Photo / Media....................HAVAN-431

PLUMBING Barclay Sales................................................HAVAN-431 BMS Plumbing & Mechanical Systems Ltd............1539

GME Canada- IOREX...................................................621 Hytec Water Management....................................... 1044 Water Matrix Inc......................................................1234 Watertiger................................................................ 1445

PRE-ENGINEERED BUILDING SYSTEMS Canam Buildings ........................................................ 411 Horizon North Logistics ............................................514

PROPERTY / ASSET MANAGEMENT Curtis Health.............................................................1235 Freedom Capital Inc.................................................1643 Gold Capital................................................................ 235 Liveport.......................................................................943 Pacific Quorum Properties Inc................................1447 PAMA – Professional Association of Managing Agents .................... PAMA Networking Area Power Strata Systems Inc. ....... PAMA Networking Area SPECS Limited.......................................................... 1137 Strata Reserve Planning .......... PAMA Networking Area World of Walas European Innovation Pavilion.......1603

PUBLICATIONS Award Magazine........................................................1521

RESTORATION PRODUCTS & SERVICES CanSeal Roof Coatings.............................................. 843 Deficiency Group.......................................................1038 FirstOnSite Restoration...........................................1346 Glasspro Restoration............................................... 1212 Goodbye Graffiti Inc................................................. 1443 Grime Fighters Service Group................................ 1438 Hazmasters Inc.......................................................... 544 Incredible Restorations .......... PAMA Networking Area Motionsafe, Inc. / Genesis Restorations.................. 934 Phoenix Restorations.............. PAMA Networking Area R&D Technical Solutions Ltd.....................................312 Reno Compass............................................................714 Rhino Carbon Fiber....................................................210 Superior Flood & Fire Restoration Inc...................... PAMA Networking Area True Level Concrete...................................................317

ROOFING PRODUCTS & SERVICES CanSeal Roof Coatings.............................................. 843 Duradek Canada Ltd.................................................. 700 Duro-Last Roofing Inc............................................... 845 Penfolds Roofing & Solar.......................................... 603 Polyglass U.S.A., Inc................................................. 939 Suncoast Enclosures................................................1505 Tuff Industries Inc...................................................... 507 Westform Metals...................................................... 1124

SECURITY & LIFE SAFETY Atlas Anchor Systems (BC) Ltd................................ 443 Community Fire Prevention Ltd..............................1354 Hazmasters Inc.......................................................... 544 Innovative Fall Protection Inc....................................219 LabTest Certification Inc............................................810 Legacy Fire & Safety............... PAMA Networking Area Secure Defence Corp.................................................718 SPI Health & Safety....................................................316 Talius.......................................................................... 543 Worksafe BC...............................................................510

SHIPPING & LOGISTICS Sphere 1 Logistics Inc................................................812

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EXHIBITOR LIST – BY CATEGORY CONT

SIGNAGE ARC Document Solutions.........................................1620 Dominion Blue Reprographics................................ 1715 LG Business Solutions...............................................911 TR Trades Reproduction Ltd......................................515

Pacific Aerobarrier Systems Inc...............................724 Plasti-Fab/Insulspan Structural Insulating Panels .....711 Quik-Therm Innovative Insulation............................Passive House Pavilion 11 UAViation Aerial Solutions Ltd................................. 502 Xypex Chemical Corporation.....................................216

STAFFING SOLUTIONS

TOOLS/ EQUIPMENT/ HARDWARE

A Few Good Lads........................................................ 542

Blundstone..................................................................720 Bradford Design Decorative Hardware Inc. .........................HAVAN-431 Mercedes-Benz Boundary Vans Centre ...................523 Metro Systems........................................................... 830 Onward...................................................................... 1517 Pinnacle West Enterprises........................................522 Profast......................................................................... 618 Prona Tools Inc...........................................................912 Riobel Pro..................................................................1623 U2 Fasteners............................................................... 413

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STEEL & METAL PRODUCTS AK Export....................................................................717 Canam Buildings ........................................................ 411 Custom Ornamental Iron Works.............................. 606 Duke’s Wire Mesh Supply Services Ltd.....................313 Vicwest Building Products.......................................1205 Westform Metals...................................................... 1124

STORAGE SOLUTIONS

VEHICLES

Red Flag Industries................................................... 334

Nissan Commercial Vehicles.....................................136

Steadyrack Bike Parking System............................1242

THERMAL & MOISTURE PROTECTION 475 High Performance Building Supply.................. Passive House Pavilion 13 ACO Systems Ltd......................................................1430 Demilec...................................................................... 439

WASTE MANAGEMENT 505-Junk Removal and Recycling.......................... 1348 EZEE Hoarding Inc..................................................... 644 Molok North America Ltd........................................1142 Product Care Recycling...........................................1237

Hydrostar Products.................................................... 619

WINDOWS / GLASS / MIRRORS

Next Level Stormwater Management...................... 844

Cascadia Windows & Doors.... Passive House Pavilion 14

DYG Windows Ltd...................................................... 1119 Euroline Windows................ Passive House Pavilion 12 EuroLine Windows Inc.............................................. 1125 Gentek Building Products......................................... 506 Inline Glasscraft Ltd...................................................819 Innotech Windows + Doors....................................... 453 Josko Windows and Doors.......................................1818 Lumon Canada Inc....................................................1431 Milgard Windows & Doors......................................... 611 NanaWall Systems Inc...............................................811 Pella Western Canada................................................319 Vinyltek Windows......................................................1525 Westeck Windows and Doors............................. Passive House Pavilion 7 Western Window Systems.......................................1602

WOOD PRODUCTS Barker Manufacturing Inc..................BC Wood Pavilion Bourassa Doors........................................................ 1612 Factor Building Panels (BC Timber Frame).............. Passive House Pavilion 5 Lortap Architectural Millwork..................................918 Malaysian Timber Council....................................... 1719 naturally:wood....................................BC Wood Pavilion Reforus................................................BC Wood Pavilion San Group Inc. ....................................BC Wood Pavilion Shandong Lvsen Wood Plastic Composite Co., Ltd......521 Structurlam........................................BC Wood Pavilion Westcoast Wood Distribution Ltd. ..............HAVAN-431 Western Reclaimed Timber...............BC Wood Pavilion Wood WORKS! BC .............................BC Wood Pavilion

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GET THE ADVICE YOU NEED TO BUILD YOUR CAREER TALK TO HAYS RECRUITMENT Visit us at the on-site job board. Located across from the registration desk.

Meet with our recruiting experts to find out about: • Relevant job opportunities near you • Skills currently in demand • Industry career advice • Construction market news

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DNA is the building blocks of who we are, our identity.

As the Pacific platform for all things design, the Interior Design Show Vancouver is where it all comes together.

This is Design DNA.

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PAVILIONS

Passive House Pavilion & Learning Lab SPONSORED BY

Meet suppliers of Passive House-dedicated products and services.

Whether you wish to learn more about modern building technologies or have a client interested in high performance buildings, the pavilion will offer insight, motivation and great connections. Also, new for this year we are excited to launch the inaugural Passive House Learning Lab, sponsored by the VRCA, where 8 accredited seminars will take place.

EXHIBITORS • 475 High Performance Building Supply • BC Passive House

• Osprey Electric Ltd. • Passive House Canada

• Cascadia Windows & Doors

• Quik-Therm Innovative Insulation

• Euroline Windows

• Rothoblaas

• Factor Building Panels (BC Timber Frame)

• Siga Cover Inc

• HVAC Systems and Solutions Ltd. • Metric Modular

• Small Planet Supply

HAVAN Pavilion The HAVAN is a vital part of the construction industry representing all facets of new home construction, from single and multi-family builders, renovators, and residential land developers, to trades, suppliers, and professional companies involved in some aspect of home building.

The HAVAN pavilion will feature members of the HAVAN showcasing the latest technologies and trends in the sector.

EXHIBITORS • Barclay Sales

• NATS Nursery

• Bradford Design Decorative Hardware Inc.

• OLS Construction Supply

• Dick’s Lumber • DR Electrical • DSD • Green Sheet Construction Data Ltd. • Jamie Banfield Design • LA Scala

• Westeck Windows and Doors

• Levcon

• ZZ Construction Ltd.

• Lower Coast Building Group • Martin Knowles Photo / Media • Monde Home Products

BC Wood Pavilion

• Pacific Rim Cabinets • Powerwood Corp.

• PPG /Dulux • Premier Audio Video Integrations • Quad-lock • Talius • TileTown • Urban Fireplaces • Valley Acrylic Products • Westcoast Wood Distribution Ltd.

PAMA Networking Area

Over 2,000 square feet dedicated to members of BC Wood including manufacturers, suppliers and builders. One of the most popular features and an excellent opportunity to discover the diversity of work being produced by members of this organization.

EXHIBITORS

The PAMA (Professional Association of Managing Agents) Networking Area features over a dozen exhibiting companies offering products and services exclusively for the property management industry. PAMA also offers a selection of education seminars as part of the BUILDEX Vancouver conference program, all geared towards professional property managers. Stop by on Wednesday, February 13 at 3:00pm and enjoy a complimentary glass of beer!

KEG SPONSOR

• Barker Manufacturing Inc.

• San Group Inc.

EXHIBITORS

• BC Wood Specialities Group

• Structurlam

• Atlas Pest & Wildlife Control Ltd.

• Phoenix Restorations

• Fenstur Windows and Doors

• Western Reclaimed Timber

• Incredible Restorations

• Power Strata Systems Inc.

• naturally:wood

• Wood WORKS! BC

• Legacy Fire & Safety

• Ram Mechanical Ltd.

• Pinnacle Panel

• Woodtone

• MaxTv Media

• Strata Reserve Planning

• PAMA

• Superior Flood & Fire Restoration Inc.

• Reforus

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Thank you to our Sponsors and Supporting Associations DIAMOND SPONSOR PLATINUM SPONSOR

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1.0 BRAND ELEMENTS

1.1 LOGOS VERTICAL LOGO VERSIONS: PREFERRED

Our logo is integral to our brand. This section outlines the four colour versions of the logo and when to use them appropriately.

A complete set of logo files is available for print and digital applications in AI, EPS, and PNG formats. Only use the logo files as supplied. Do not alter or modify the artwork.

This page shows all of our vertical logo versions. Vertical logos should be used whenever possible, unless the orientation of the application is restrictive.

PRIMARY

SECONDARY

Use this version whenever possible. The logo is primarily placed on top of the dark grey corporate colour (see page 15) or over the dark area of an image.

Use this version where the background needs to be white or the light area of an image.

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Use this version on applications where printing is limited to black and white on black background.

Use this version where printing is limited to black and white on white background.

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