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Parents of toddler who died in balcony fall: Why is guardrail gap still not fixed? - Vimarsana News

Parents of toddler who died in balcony fall: Why is guardrail gap still not fixed?

The grieving father of a toddler who fell to her death from a balcony on the 20th floor of a London highrise says a deadline set by the city of London to fix a…

Eyewitness, neighbours continue to reel after toddler balcony tragedy - Vimarsana News

Eyewitness, neighbours continue to reel after toddler balcony tragedy

George Clarke was on the balcony of his 16th floor unit on Saturday when he saw something falling from above, only meters away from where he was.

PHOTOS: Officials eye gap on highrise balcony linked to tot's fatal fall - Vimarsana News

PHOTOS: Officials eye gap on highrise balcony linked to tot's fatal fall

The death of a London toddler whose father says she fell through a gap in the balcony guardrail of their 20th-floor apartment has stunned the city. The…

Back to Work and School with Canadian Architecture: Evolving a Cultural Identity - Vimarsana News

Back to Work and School with Canadian Architecture: Evolving a Cultural Identity

What is Canadian architecture? For author Leslie Jen, a former associate editor at Canadian Architect, there is no single satisfactory response—but exhibiting sensitivity to local contexts, creating socially-minded places, responding to urban intensification, designing for health and aging, and meeting ecological challenges all play a role. Her book Canadian Architecture: Evolving a Cultural Identity (Figure 1 Press, 2021) […]

Kingston city council to vote on incentive program for green building - Vimarsana News

Kingston city council to vote on incentive program for green building

Author of the article: Brigid Goulem Publishing date: Aug 04, 2021  •  9 hours ago  •  3 minute read Article content The City of Kingston’s Environment, Infrastructure and Transportation policies committee voted unanimously on Tuesday evening in support of the Green Standard Community Improvement Plan, which will now go before council for approval. The proposed Green Standard CIP aims to incentivize developers to construct new buildings to standards above the Ontario Building Code and in ways that will improve energy performance and reduce or eliminate greenhouse gas emissions. W...