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Architecture's top green projects and sustainability innovations in 2023 - Vimarsana News

Architecture's top green projects and sustainability innovations in 2023

Wrapping up a year in the wake of the recently concluded COP28 UN climate summit that resulted in, well, mild levels of agreement on the role of fossil fuels, it is possible to sense a slightly increased urgency toward this most pressing planetary issue on a high-minded diplomatic level. As we're...

Cross-Laminated Timber Reaches new Heights: Why use CLT in Construction? - Vimarsana News

Cross-Laminated Timber Reaches new Heights: Why use CLT in Construction?

Through the analysis of HILAM, Arauco's laminated wood, CLT is presented as a sustainable construction solution for architecture worldwide.

Mass timber pedestrian bridge rises at Toronto's George Brown College - Vimarsana News

Mass timber pedestrian bridge rises at Toronto's George Brown College

Canadian construction company PCL Construction is celebrating a major milestone in the construction of George Brown College’s new Limberlost Place on Toronto’s waterfront, with the installation of a mass timber pedestrian bridge.  Standing 65 feet above street level, the structure...

First phase of Port Moody redevelopment with 2,000 homes goes ahead - Vimarsana News

First phase of Port Moody redevelopment with 2,000 homes goes ahead

Edgar Development's Portwood project is the largest neighbourhood-sized redevelopment in Port Moody since 2004.

Top 10 tallest mass-timber buildings around the world - Vimarsana News

Top 10 tallest mass-timber buildings around the world

As part of our Timber Revolution series, we have rounded up the world's 10 tallest buildings with mass-timber structures.

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