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WELCOME TO THE 13TH ANNUAL BUILDEX CALGARYThank you for joining us at Calgary’s largest industry event of its kind with 4000+ professional atten
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Table of ContentsConference ScheduleataGlance .........................................................................................................................................................5
Industry Panels ....................................................................................................................................................................................................7
Featured Speakers ............................................................................................................................................................................................9
New / Green Product Showcase ...........................................................................................................................................................13
Floorplan ...............................................................................................................................................................................................................16
Exhibitor List – Alphabetical.....................................................................................................................................................................19
Exhibitor List – By Category ..................................................................................................................................................................... 22
Industry Sessions ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 24
Thank You to our Sponsors ...................................................................................................................................................................... 30
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T U E S D A Y , N O V E M B E R 6TRADESHOW SEMINAR 1 TRADESHOW SEMINAR 2 PALOMINO A PALOMINO C PALOMINO D PALOMINO E ARABIAN A
8:00 AMT03 – Leading a Customer Focused Team8:00am – 10:00am
CCA Breakfast8:00am – 9:30am(registration 7:15am)
8:30 AMT01 – Is That Product Really Green?8:30am – 10:00am
T02 – Asbestos!!? What You Should Know Before You Start8:30am – 10:00am
T05 – Interior Design Panel: Juggling Act – How to be the Boss and Still Be Creative8:30am – 10:00am
T04 – Contract Management Planning and Implementation8:30am – 11:30am9:00 AM
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11:00 AMT06 – Efficiency in Construction: Quality Management System11:00am – 12:30pm
T07 – Building a Bid from the Ground Up: Understanding and Navigating the Modern Law of Bidding and Tendering11:00am – 12:30pm
T08 – Avoiding Round One — Gaining Cooperation with Difficult People11:00am – 1:00pm
T09 – Real Estate Market Outlook Panel11:00am – 12:30pm
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12:30 PMT10 – Energy Efficiency Demystified12:30pm – 2:00pm
T11 – The Secrets To Using Color To Set The Mood In Any Room12:30pm – 2:00pm1:00 PM
T15 – Requests for Proposals1:00pm – 4:00pm
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2:00 PMT13 – ICES: What You Need to Know About the Future of Community Building2:00pm – 3:30pm
T14 – The Future BIM in Alberta2:00pm – 3:30pm
T18 – Design for Workplace Well-Being — Beyond Fitness Centers and Ergonomics2:00pm – 3:30pm
2:30 PMT16 – Energy Efficiency — The Details2:30pm – 4:00pm
T17 – How Colour Trends Emerge & How To Spot What Colours Are Important To Your Customers2:30pm – 4:00pm
3:00 PMT12 – Beyond LEED: Market Trends for Sustainable Design3:00pm – 4:00pm
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8:00 AMW01 – Top 15 Rules for Selling Success8:00am – 10:00am
8:30 AMW07 – Insolvency Issues in the Construction Industry8:30am – 9:30am
W06 – Green Building Certification8:30am – 10:00am
W02 – European Kitchen Design Trends8:30am – 10:00am
W04 – Fire Protection of Adjacent Buildings During Construction8:30am – 10:00am
W03 – Architectural Keynote Panel — Transit Oriented Development: Is Everyone on the Same Page?8:30am – 10:00am
W05 – Re-commissioning, Energy Management and Energy Monitoring8:30am – 10:00am9:00 AM
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11:00 AMW13 – Benefits of BIM11:00am – 12:30pm
W14 – Emergency Response Planning: Realities of Planning for a Worksite Emergency11:00am – 12:30pm
W08 – Growing Sales in a Tough Economy11:00am – 1:00pm
W09 – Bathroom Design Trends11:00am – 12:30pm
W11 – Managing, Maintaining, and Funding a Condominium11:00am – 12:30pm
W12 – Solar Energy that Works in Western Canada11:00am – 12:30pm
W10 – Calgary International Airport, International Facilities Project: Expansion Case Study11:00am – 12:30pm
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W16 – How to Have the Best Painting Contractors and Quality on Your Next Project2:00pm – 3:30pm
W17 – New and Emerging Issues Around the Indoor Environment2:00pm – 3:30pm
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SEMINAR STREAMS: PM PROPERTY MANAGEMENT AD ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN CO CONSTRUCTION & RENOVATION PD PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT GR GREEN INDUSTRY PANELST05 – Interior Design Keynote Panel – Juggling Act: How to be the Boss and Still Be CreativeTuesday, November 6 • 8:30am – 10:00am • PALOMINO C[BOMI=1.5CPDs; IDCEC=0.1CEU; AAA=1.5 SR]Hear from the principals of four independent design firms or design departments as they discuss why they chose to go it alone. Learn how they have found a balance in developing a successful business, while still maintaining a strong sense of creativity. Discover what they have learned, and where they find inspiration. Moderated by Donna Assaly, IDC President, participants will leave feeling inspired and motivated to take the necessary risks in developing their own business and finding inspiration from unlikely sources.
Dedre TokerKathy Johnson-Umbach Jim ToyDonna Assaly Sherry Bilenduke
Moderator:Donna Assaly, Past President, Interior Designers of Canada (Edmonton)
Panelists: Sherry Bilenduke, Principal, KBH Interior Design Inc. (Toronto)Kathy Johnson-Umbach, President of Interior Designers of Alberta & Senior Associate, Stantec Architecture Ltd.
(Edmonton)Dedre Toker, Principal, Toker & Associates (Calgary)Jim Toy, Principal, False Creek Design Group Ltd. (Vancouver)
W10 – Calgary International Airport, International Facilities Project: Expansion Case StudyWednesday, November 7 • 11:00am – 12:30pm • PALOMINO F[BOMI=1.5CPDs; IDCEC=0.1CEU; AAA=1.5 SR]The Calgary International Airport has embarked on the largest expansion in its history. Currently under construction and on schedule to open in 2015, the $1.4B International Facilities Project will provide all new arrivals and departures facilities for international travelers as well as a new 300 room airside hotel and conference facility. The project will double the size the existing terminal, incorporates state of the art sustainable design measures and initiates a new to North America “Call to Gate” air terminal design concept that improves overall efficiency and passenger experience.
A multidisciplined global consultant team has been working since 2007 to ensure the IFP’s successful delivery. However, the planning, design, and delivery of a project of this scale and complexity is never without challenges. Examples include building one of the largest BIM models in Canada to date, developing new design concepts that allow for significant reductions in land use, and constructing a building over three quarters of a kilometer long in the middle of an operating air terminal and a major runway expansion project.
This session will provide a comprehensive view of the IFP design, highlight the most innovative design features, provide insight into some of the challenges met by the collective design and give a current update on its progress.
Marvin MessnerJanice Liebe Bruce McFarlane
Presenters: Janice Liebe, Principal, DialogBruce McFarlane, Director, Air Terminal Development, Planning & Engineering, Calgary Airport AuthorityMarvin Messner, Project Director, EllisDon Construction Services Inc.
W03 – Architectural Keynote Panel – Transit Oriented Development: Is Everyone on the Same Page?Wednesday, November 7 • 8:30am – 10:00am • PALOMINO D[BOMI=1.5CPDs; IDCEC=0.1CEU; AAA=1.5 SR]The City of Calgary has experienced substantial population growth over the years. This increase in population has put more demand on public infrastructure, specifically roads and transit. In an effort to meet the mobility demands of Calgarians and in turn reduce the dependency on vehicles, the City of Calgary is taking steps to improve the existing transit system through Transit Oriented Development (TOD) planning and policies.
What makes TOD work? Why is it important to implement TOD successfully? How is the City promoting it and how are Developers building it? This panel will look at how the City is working with developers to enhance transit station areas and what some developers are proposing given these opportunities.
Grace LuiGian-Carlo Carra Joe StarkmanGeorge Dark Rollin Stanley
Moderator:George Dark, Partner, Urban Strategies
Panelists: Rollin Stanley, General Manager of Planning, Development and Assessment, City of CalgaryAlderman Gian-Carlo CarraGrace Lui, Senior Development Manager, Brookfield Residential PropertiesJoe Starkman, Partner, Knightsbridge Homes
T09 – Real Estate Market Outlook PanelTuesday, November 6 • 11:00am – 12:30pm • PALOMINO C[BOMI=1.5CPDs; AAA=1.5 SR]An inside look at Calgary’s real estate market sectors — office, industrial, retail and global investment properties. A panel of industry experts will explore the strengths, weaknesses and opportunities that affect the Calgary commercial real estate market.
Ryan HaneyChris Wigle Susan ThompsonBob MacDougall Marcia Grant
Moderator:Bob MacDougall, Senior Managing Director, Cushman & Wakefield Ltd.
Panelists: Retail: Marcia Grant, Director of Leasing, The Cadillac Fairview Corporation Ltd.Office: Chris Wigle, Leasing Manager, Western Region, Dundee REITIndustrial: Ryan Haney, Vice President, Industrial, CBRE LimitedGlobal: Susan Thompson, Business Development Manager, Real Estate, Calgary Economic Development
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T04 – Contract Management Planning and ImplementationTuesday, November 6 • 8:30am – 11:00am • ARABIAN A[BOMI=3.0CPDs; AAA=3.0 CO]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.
This presentation will include an overview of the following topic areas:• An Introduction to Basic Contract Law• Canadian Trade Agreements• Business Case Planning and Development• Project Scope and Contract Management Planning• Pricing Strategies• Market Identification• Risk Management• Solicitation Types and Planning• Vendor Evaluation• PreAward Discussions and/or Negotiations• Key Components of a Contract Statement of Work• Contract Monitoring Performance, Reporting and Evaluation
Presenter:Court Stevens, Principal, Stevens Consulting Group Inc.
T15 – Requests for Proposals Tuesday, November 6 • 1:00pm – 4:00pm • ARABIAN A[BOMI=3.0CPDs; AAA=3.0 CO]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.
This presentation will include an overview of the following topic areas:• Understanding the RFP Planning Framework• Understanding Requests for Information, Expressions of Interest and
Qualifications• Developing and Preparing the RFP Requirements and Project Scope• Establishing Project Budget Options and Pricing Strategies• Understanding Risk Management Planning Requirements and Process• Understanding Performance Measurement and Quality Assurance• Establishing the Proposal Evaluation Criteria and Process• Finalizing the RFP Package• Establishing Proposal Submission Requirements Including Proposal
Response Planning Factors, Format and Content• Establishing Proposal Presentation Requirements• Understanding the Importance of Establishing a Negotiation Strategy• The Key Elements of a Contract Statement (or Schedule) of Work• Guidelines to Debriefing Proponents
Moderator:Court Stevens, Principal, Stevens Consulting Group Inc.
Biography:Court Stevens is the President of Stevens Consulting Group Inc., based in Victoria BC. His company provides training courses on the best practices of business and management processes associated with all phases of procurement management.
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T03 – Leading a Customer Focused TeamTuesday, November 6 • 8:00am – 10:00am • PALOMINO A[BOMI=2.0CPDs; AAA=2.0 SR]Imagine leading a team whose service is so outstanding it becomes your brand. Your team becomes what you always knew it could be one of a kind, defying comparison. Customers hear about you, are drawn to you, and refuse to leave you because your team is the industry Service Icon. This won’t require that you make a huge investment of time and resources. Simply adapt the Influence with Ease® approach from this session and you’ll achieve this in just 90 minutes a month!
You will learn how to:• Move your organization’s customer service culture to the next level• Empower employees to make better choices; both for customers and
for the organization• Boost productivity and morale by tapping into the #1 employee motiv
ator (hint: it isn’t money or recognition)• Eliminate most of the people problems that divert energy from the real
task of satisfying customersLeading a Customer-Focused Team gets to the core of customer service
— the organization’s underlying service and sales culture. Unlike other approaches that merely focus on surface behaviours, this addresses the root cause. As Jeff puts it, “If you try to enhance service and sales behaviours without looking at the culture, you are just painting over rust — the underlying problems eventually reoccur.” To address this, he developed a model that merely takes 90 minutes a month, and creates the kind of service and sales culture that’s so powerful that you become the industry Service Icon.Presenter:Jeff Mowatt, BComm, CSP (Certified Speaking Professional), Customer service strategist, bestselling author,
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T08 – Avoiding Round One – Gaining Cooperation with Difficult PeopleTuesday, November 6 • 11:00am – 1:00pm • PALOMINO A[BOMI=2.0CPDs; AAA=2.0 SR]Someone once said that life would be easy — if it wasn’t for other people! Imagine how much lessstressed you could be at work without having to deal with people issues. Consider how morale would improve if you could consistently diffuse problem personalities. Think of the impact on your personal life if you could resolve conflicts with neighbours, friends, and family members without creating hard feelings.
This isn’t just wishful thinking. These are skills that you’ll develop in this module of the Influence with Ease® series, with Jeff Mowatt. Participants learn the strategies, techniques, and mindset for gaining cooperation including...
• Deal effectively with the most difficult person in your life• Guide a ‘knowitall’ towards being receptive to your ideas• Earn the respect you deserve from overly aggressive people• Improve your tolerance of “difficult” people• Persuade others when they won’t listen to reason (Bonus: it doesn’t in
volve nagging)Presenter:Jeff Mowatt, BComm, CSP (Certified Speaking Professional), Customer service strategist, bestselling author,
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Biography:Treat yourself to these entertaining sessions with author, service authority, and award winning speaker, Jeff Mowatt. A leading authority in his field, Jeff didn’t just read the book – he wrote it! He’s the author of the best-selling books, Becoming a Service Icon in 90 Minutes a Month and Influence with Ease.
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T11 – The Secrets To Using Colour To Set The Mood In Any RoomTuesday, November 6 • 12:30pm – 2:00pm • PALOMINO E[BOMI=1.5CPDs; IDCEC=0.1CEU; AAA=1.5 CO]Colour is the most valuable tool you can use to set the mood in any design. Understanding how colour, colour contrast, and the elements of design work together to create mood is the key to being able to create rooms with mood and style.
Kate Smith will explain how and why people react to colour. You may be amazed to find that your colour intuition has deep basis in research, history, and even culture, where one colour can have vastly different meanings across societies. This overview of colour messages and meanings will give you a new perspective on the general responses to colour that can affect the colour schemes you create.
Then you will discover how colour in a living space evokes mood and emotion both consciously or unconsciously. Smith will show you how to overcome the challenge of effectively using colour and design to express a mood by understanding how viewers perceive and react to the overall scheme. You will learn how to incorporate psychology, physiology, meanings, and symbolism into your colour schemes in a way that infuses your designs with feeling.
You will leave the workshop with a thorough understanding of how to use colour to set the mood along with a tips sheet that list the elements that create the 8 moods most often requested by your clients.Presenter:Kate Smith, Colour Expert, Author, Speaker, Chief Colour Maven and President, Sensational Color (New York)
T17 – How Colour Trends Emerge & How To Spot What Colours Are Important To Your CustomersTuesday, November 6 • 2:30pm – 4:00pm • PALOMINO E[BOMI=1.5CPDs; IDCEC=0.1CEU; AAA=1.5 CO]Did you ever wonder how colour trends come about? You might be surprised that when industry forecasters predict trends, colour is the last thing they look at not the first. Find out what comes before colour and why understanding the influences behind the trends is as important to your business as knowing the current colours.
At the end of this seminar you will understand the three most important influences on trends and how those influences have translated into the colour important in today’s marketplace.
The presentation will be a combination of a visually interesting PowerPoint presentation and interactive activities to engage the audience. Presenter:Kate Smith, Colour Expert, Author, Speaker, Chief Colour Maven and President, Sensational Color (New York)
Biography:A childhood love of color turned into a fascination with the interaction of colors during college and then into a career of color trend forecasting and product development. Today, Kate Smith is President and Chief Color Maven at Sensational Color, a company that provides color knowledge and know-how to corporations in the home industry.
Kate is an inspirational keynote speaker and seminar leader, blending color theory and psychology into entertaining and informative talks that bring color to life. With an approachable style and an ability to make complex ideas east to understand, Kate has the gift for inspiring others to find their own color confidence.
Kate’s quotes, interviews and articles regularly appear in the media. She has been seen in House Beautiful, InStyle, Family Circle, Cosmopolitan, Washington Post, Chicago Tribune, and many well-recognized publications. She has been on air any times including appearances on CBS Sunday Morning, the Christopher Lowell Show, and Great Day Houston. Kate is a member of the Color Marketing Group.
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W01 – Top 15 Rules for Selling SuccessWednesday, November 7 • 8:00am – 10:00am • PALOMINO A[BOMI=2.0CPDs; AAA=2.0 SR]Why is it that some salespeople work hard and struggle for every victory, while others seem to consistently, and almost effortlessly, uncover new opportunities and close sales? What if you knew the secrets used by the world’s most successful salespeople?
This seminar will uncover 15 rules that will change how you think and feel about sales, increasing your selling success.
What you will learn:• How to conduct yourself in selling situations so you get orders or get
out.• How to control the selling process by directing your prospect’s
behaviour.• Why prospect’s lie and what questions will uncover the truth you need.• When it’s wrong to do research or prepare a proposal a prospect asks for.• Why jumping to do a favour for a customer spoils your relationship.
Presenter:Randy Hnatko, President, Trainwest Management and Consulting Inc.
W08 – Growing Sales in a Tough EconomyWednesday, November 7 • 11:00am – 1:00pm • PALOMINO A[BOMI=2.0CPDs; AAA=2.0 SR]One of the major keys to successful selling is to maintain control of the sales process. Top performers recognize that their success is directly related to the relationship between their emotions, their behaviour and their skill. In this highly informative seminar we will review the relationship between these three, identifying our limiting beliefs and developing new beliefs to support more favourable outcomes.
This event is for presidents, owners and entrepreneurs who are searching for solutions to the business obstacles they face when trying to sell, manage a sales team, and grow business in this tough economy. The topics covered will include the greatest barriers to growing sales in this economy, why these things occur and some insights into how to overcome them.
What you will learn:• How prospects gain the upper hand on you during the sales process.• Why traditional sales approaches turn you into an unpaid consultant.• How prospects use your proposals to negotiate better deals elsewhere.• Why most prospecting methods are ineffective.• Why your challenges with Time Management might actually be some
thing else.Presenter:Randy Hnatko, President, Trainwest Management and Consulting Inc.
Biography:Randy Hnatko is President of Trainwest Management and Consulting, a Sales and Management Training and Consulting organization affiliated with the Sandler Training Organization. Randy has over 30 year’s senior business experience, and is a Trainer, Speaker, Author and Consultant to domestic and international companies. He is a multiple award winner in the Sandler organization and is the recipient of their 2006, 2007, 2009, 2010 and 2011 Canadian Franchisee of the Year award.
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NEW / GREEN PRODUCT SHOWCASECascadia Windows – Booth 127Cascadia Clip
The Cascadia Clip system is a fiberglass thermal spacer, designed to separate girts from the back-up wall, providing effective insulation values of over 90% of the nominal values.• R-15.7 Effective - Just 4” Mineral
Wool• Twice The R-Value of Steel Girts• Cost Savings vs. Any Similar
Performance Walls• Four sizes: 3.5”, 4”, 5, and 6”• Use With Non-Combustible Walls• Minimize Wall Thickness• ASHRAE 90.1 Prescriptive
Compliance
www.cascadiawindows.com
GE Lighting – Booth 402Lumination™ LED Indoor Fixtures
True fixture innova-tion requires a total rethinking of what general indoor lighting can be. We’ve stripped away the precon-ceived limitations of outdated technology and emerged with an LED solution that’s as beautiful as it is efficient. To arrive at our iconic new Lumination LED Indoor Fixtures we had to dig deep, think big...and go all the way back to square one.
To learn more, visit www.gelightingsolutions.com/square.
www.gelighting.com
© 2012 GE Lighting Solutions
GELighting Solutions
Back to Square OneIntroducing LuminationTM
LED Indoor Fixtures from GE
To learn more, visit www.gelightingsolutions.com/square or scan the QR Code to contact a GE Lighting Specialist.
True fixture innovation requires a total rethinking of what general indoor lighting can be. We’ve stripped away the preconceived limitations of outdated technology and emerged with an LED solution that’s as beautiful as it is efficient. To arrive at our iconic new Lumination LED Indoor Fixtures we had to dig deep, think big...and go all the way back to square one.
Come visit us at Booth #402
Mainline Backflow Products Inc. – Booth 304Greenskins Building Seals
Greenskins Building Seals keep rain, sleet snow etc from entering the penetrations of a building! Greenskins are permanent seals that work for the life of the building. They ‘friction fit’ over pipe that penetrates a building and seal against any moisture entering that hole in the building. They are available in all sizes for any type of penetration: plumbing, heating, electrical. Made of durable UV rated 17 mil polyethylene, they give a permanent seal.
www.backwatervalve.com
Everline Coatings – Booth 403TBL Durables - A revolution in line marking technology
Due to new federal legislation – the line painting industry is forced to switch to latex paint which is half-as-durable and will require double the applications and costs to property managers. EverLine Coatings has the solution with a much more cost effective and durable line marking product. TBL DURABLES is a sprayable liquid used for traffic markings that cures in 5–10 minutes creating a hard plastic that is more resistant to wear and provides greater reflectivity than any other product on the market. TBL DURABLES is also the most environmentally friendly product available today; three times cleaner than water-based paint and ten times cleaner than oil-based paint. This makes it the clear choice for property management companies trying to meet environmentally friendly standards. Property managers and business owners realize a 20–30% savings over three years.
www.everlinecoatings.com
Magnaboard – Booth 720MagnaboardMagnaboard is a new magnetic baseboard system which answers the industries desire and call for a nail-less, pre-finished baseboard that is cost effective, simple to install, clean, and best of all removable . Magnaboard was showcased at the International Builders Trade Show this past February in Orlando where it received an overwhelming response and order interest across various construction fields, multi-family developers, condo & custom homes builders, Hotels, decking manufacturers, and large milling companies like yourselves. The product was showcased on both radio and local TV at the show.
www.gomagnaboard.com
Mars Industrial Coating – Booth 428Polyurea Protective Coatings ApplicationsIt is mostly used for:
• Abrasion Resistance• Roofing• Corrosion Protection• Waterproofing• Chemical, Environment or Atmospheric
Resistance• Structural Enhancement
For decades, traditional materials such as paint, epoxy, fiberglass and vinyl esters have all been used to perform these various types of protective coating applications.
Advantages and Benefits
• No VOC’s and Little to No Odor• Some Systems are USDA and Potable Approved• Weather Tolerant: Cures at -40ºC to 180ºC even in High Humidity• Excellent Resistance to Thermal Shock
www.marscoating.com
© 2012 SCA Tissue North America LLC. All rights reserved. Tork® is a registered trademark of SCA Tissue North America LLC, or its affiliates.
For softness you can see and feel, visit en.tork.ca/tryelevation
for a free trial.
Softness beyondexpectation.Rise above the majority.
60% of facility managers receive restroom complaints from their tenants.* That’s why Tork Premium hand towels go above and beyond to enhance your restroom image.
*Cleaning & Maintenance Management magazine
Visit us at booth
#315
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NEW / GREEN PRODUCT SHOWCASEMaxxon Canada – Booth 539Maxxon®, the Green Floor SpecialistsIn today’s building market, architects, designers, and building owners alike want solutions that offer superior performance and make environmental sense. Maxxon offers the complete package:
• “Green” Gypsum and cementitious underlayments
• Six sound control solutions containing recycled content
• May help contribute valuable points toward LEED© project certification
• The first underlayments and sound mats with the new GREENGUARD Select certification
Learn more about Maxxon’s line of eco-friendly solu-tions at our BuildEx booth or visit our website!
www.maxxon.ca
Unicrete Products Ltd. – Booth 503Concrete Roof Tile and Fibre Cement Siding
Since 1978 Unicrete roof tiles have been popular with homes, schools and institutional buildings due to their historically proven life cycle of 50 plus years, and non-prorated 50 year warranty. In addition to their obvious beauty and durability, tiles are low maintenance, non-combustible, wind and hail resistant and very af-fordable based on life cycle costs. As an added bonus, the Ener-Vent double roof system keeps your building cooler. Unicrete offers several unique profiles in many colours.
www.unicrete.com
© 2012 SCA Tissue North America LLC. All rights reserved. Tork® is a registered trademark of SCA Tissue North America LLC, or its affiliates.
For softness you can see and feel, visit en.tork.ca/tryelevation
for a free trial.
Softness beyondexpectation.Rise above the majority.
60% of facility managers receive restroom complaints from their tenants.* That’s why Tork Premium hand towels go above and beyond to enhance your restroom image.
*Cleaning & Maintenance Management magazine
Visit us at booth
#315
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Meet & Greet Networking ReceptionTuesday, November 6 4:00 – 5:00PM Registration Foyer
Join exhibitors and attendees alike for hors d’oeuvres, wine & beer.
Special Events
Calgary Construction Association BreakfastTuesday, November 6 Palomino Room D/E/F/G/H
7:15AM – Registration
8:00 – 9:30AM – Breakfast
9:30AM – Tradeshow Floor Opens
The Calgary Construction Association welcomes Mr. John Schubert, Chair of Canadian Construction Association as its keynote breakfast speaker. This breakfast is for CCA members only.
BUILDEX Calgary proudly announces the return of ClubONE VIP — A VIP Program for Tradeshow and Conference attendees.
• Includes a VIP Lounge with complimentary coffee & snacks
• A separate check-in counter for registration• Coat check/parcel check• Additional networking opportunities
For more information, contact Gillian Wright at the ClubONE VIP Lounge or at registration.
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Complete Installation Systems for Ceramic and Stone Tile
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EXHIBITOR LIST – ALPHABETICAL3M Trimline of Calgary www.trimlinecalgary.com 438
A.K Brown Refigeration www.akbrown.com 321
Abalon Foundation Group www.abaloncanada.com 718
Acrytec Panel Industries www.acrytecpanel.com 523
Adfast www.adfastcorp.com 100
Aeon Green Solutions www.aeongreensolutions.com 546
Alberta Construction Magazine www.albertaconstructionmagazine.com 422
Alberta Masonry Council www.albertamasonrycouncil.ca 242
Alberta Safety and Environmental Services www.aseservices.ca 420
Alberta Tinting & Graphics 325
Alberta Wood WORKS! www.wood-works.org 223
Albrite Lighting Solutions www.albritelighting.com 221
American Express www.ogilvy.com 432
ATCO EnergySense atcoenergysense.com 305
Atlas Enviro Tech Inc. www.atlasenvirotech.com 601
Attersall Marketing Ltd. www.attersallmarketing.com 246
Backflow Solutions Inc www.backflowsolutions.ca 328
Bailey Metal Products Limited www.bmp-group.com 628
Beaver Plastics www.beaverplastics.com 331
Bell Mobility Inc. www.bell.ca 406
Brennan Enterprises Ltd. 621
Brock White Canada www.brockwhite.com 514
Buzon Canada www.buzoncanada.ca 446
C.R. Laurence Co., Inc./U,S, Aluminum www.crlaurence.com 317
Calgary Archives, Inc. www.calgaryarchives.com 342
Calgary Construction Association www.cca.cc 632
Cameron Equipment Rentals Ltd. www.cameronequipment.ca 607
Can-Cell Industries Inc. www.can-cell.com 608
Canada Revenue Agency www.cra-arc.gc.ca 323
Canadian Detailed Property Inspections www.cdpiinc.com 520
Canadian Dewatering LP www.candiandewatering.com 329
Canadian Timberframes Ltd. www.canadiantimberframes.com 631
Canam www.canam-construction.com/hambro 738
Cansel Survey Equipment Ltd. www.cansel.ca 521
Cascadia Windows www.cascadiawindows.com 127
Clean Spot Inc. www.cleanspot.ca 448
Coast Wholesale Appliances LP www.coastappliances.com 219
Concrete by Design www.evershine.info 732
Constructive Solutions www.constructivesolutions.com 416
Corflex Partition Inc. www.corflex.ca 338
Custom Building Products www.custombuildingproducts.com 306
Designer Stone Panels www.kamicountertops.ca 103
Designer’s Choice Kitchens & Bathrooms Ltd. www.designerschoice.ca 238
Diamond Fireplace www.diamondfireplace.com 500
Dortfur Inc. www.dortfur.com 205
Durabuilt Windows & Doors www.durabuiltwindows.com 239
DuRock Alfacing International Ltd. www.durock.com 415
Eagle Lake Turf Farms Ltd. www.eaglelaketurf.com 426
ECCO Waste Systems LP www.eccowaste.com 421
Edgewood Matting www.edgewoodmatting.com 447
EnerCare Inc. www.enercare.ca 430
Ener-Spray Commercial Contracting www.ener-spraycommercial.ca 400
ENMAX Energy Corporation www.enmax.com 640
Enviro-Vac www.envirovac.com 506
EverLine Coatings and Services www.everlinecoatings.com 403 1Executive Suites by Roseman www.rosemancorp.com 439
Fahrenheit 451 Fire & Safety www.f451.ca 320
Farnum Construction Management www.farnum.ca 709
FBC www.fbc.ca 339
Firestone Building Products www.firestonebpco.ca 407
Floform Countertops www.floform.com 225
FOAMTECH NORTH AMERICA www.foamtechnorthamerica.com 529
Fox Blocks www.foxblocks.com 605
Framesource Inc. www.framesource.ca 200
Frontier Plumbing and Heating www.frontiersupply.ca 121
Gasonic Instuments Inc. www.gasonic.com 346
GE Lighting www.gelighting.com/na/ 402 1General Paint www.generalpaint.com 123
Goodbye Graffiti www.goodbyegraffiti.com 324
Green Building Initiatives 129
Grounds Guys Landscape Management www.groundsguys.ca 404
Hardwood Specialty Products www.hardwoods-inc.com 343
Head To Toe Safety www.headtotoesafety.com 626
Hearth & Home Fireplace Specialties Ltd www.hearthandhomefireplace.com 17
Huntwood Custom Cabinets Ltd. www.huntwood.ca 101
Hurd Windows & Doors www.hurd.com 507
I-XL Masonry Supplies www.ixlmasonry.com 408
IMAGINiT Technologies www.imaginit.com 443
Infinitec Manufacturing www.infinnitec.com 519
Innovative Fall Protection www.innovativefallprotection.com 414
Investors Group www.investorsgroup.com 442
IQ Business Solutions Inc. www.iqbusiness.ca 139
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Durabuilt Strikes Again With Another Industry FirstMaster the elements with Durabuilt’s 5 Seal Defense System. Exclusively featured in Durabuilt’s redesigned Hybrid Collection, the Hybridex 920 and Tri-Bridex 960, are the industry’s first and only window series to feature 5 seals over the standard 3. This innovative design is proven to deliver the functionality of an operating casement, with the energy efficiency and performance of a fixed window. Like a shield of armour, the 5 Seal Defense System prevents air and water leakage in areas traditionally vulnerable to Mother Nature’s wrath.
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On-Site Job BoardReturning for 2012HAYS on-Site Job boARd is located inside the main entrance to the tradeshow floor. Please visit this area to view dozens of exciting new opportunities for professionals in the Construction, Property Management and Design Industries.
To learn more about these and other opportunities, you may also contact Jim Fearon at Hays Specialist Recruitment at 403.513.9462 or [email protected].
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EXHIBITOR LIST – CON’TIronPlanet www.ironplanet.com 645
James Hardie Building Products www.jameshardie.com 708
Journal of Commerce www.journalofcommerce.com 304
Julian Tile www.juliantile.com 314
K2 Stone www.k2stone.ca 627
Kami Countertops (2005) Ltd. www.kamicountertops.ca 103
Kate Holland Landscape Accessories Ltd. www.khla.com 202
Dinoflex Group LP www.dinoflex.com 229
KJA Consultants Inc. http://www.kja.com 327
LEVITON www.leviton.com 300
Logix Insulated Concrete Forms www.logixicf.com 331
Lone Star Inc. www.lonestarsprinter.com 515
Longboard Products www.maynecoatings.com 401
Lowe’s Canada www.Lowes.ca 309
Magna Board www.gomagnaboard.com 720 1Mainline Backflow Products Inc. www.backwatervalve.com 301 1Mars Industrial Coating www.marscoating.com 428
Marvin Windows & Doors Canada www.marvincanada.com 115
Maxxon Canada www.maxxon.ca 539 1MC Commercial Inc www.gebuilder.ca 644
McGregor and Thompson Hardware / Hovik Industries www.mcgregor-thompson.com 538
Mercedes-Benz www.mercedes-benz.ca 515
Metl-Span www.metlspan.com 742
Mission LED Lighting Company www.missionled.com 143
Molok North America Ltd. www.molokna.com 531A
Montana Rockworks www.montanarockworks.com 347
NanaWall Systems Inc. www.nanawall.com 215
Neogard www.neogard.com 542
Nissan Commercial Vehicles (Nissan Canada) ncv.nissan.ca/en/ 423
OLIVEC GLOBAL LTD. WWW.GLOBALFENCE.CA 527
Olivec Global Ltd. www.globalfence.ca 527
On Site Review/ ISK Design www.onsitereview.ca 350
OneSource Facility Services Canada www.onesourcecanada.com 405
Parkland Fibreglass www.parklandfibreglass.com 602
PHH ARC Environmental Ltd. www.phharcenv.com 322
PPG National www.ppg.com 509
Profast www.profast.ca 618
Reed Construction Data www.reedconstructiondata.com/can 304
RONA www.rona.ca 638
Roxul Inc www.roxul.com 518
Safety Codes Council www.safetycodes.ab.ca 740
SCA Tissue North America www.tork.com 315
SCAFCO Steel Stud Mfg. Co. www.scafco.com 620
Schluter Systems www.schluter.com 231
Seal It Foundation 722
Silva Panel Canada www.silvapanel.com 725
SiteDocs Safety Corp www.sitedocs.com 606
SkyFire Energy Inc www.SkyFireEnergy.com 505
Spatial Technologies www.spatialtechnologies.ca 541
Staples Easytech 4business www.staples.ca 348
Steamatic www.steamatic.ca 728
Stone Concept Ltd. www.stone-concept.ca 623
Summit Property Maintenance www.summitcalgary.com 424
SUPERPRO Waterproof Coatings www.superprocoatings.com 449
Talius www.talius.com 545
TDL Building Group www.tdldrywall.com 615
Tech-Crete Processors Ltd. www.tech-crete.com 318
TENAQUIP LTD www.tenaquip.com 303
TigerTel Communications Inc. www.tigertel.com 417
Total Power Limited www.totalpower.ca 319
Trans Atlantic Import Co. Inc. www.oldfashionfaucets.com 243
Ultra-Lite Overhead Doors Ltd. www.ultralitedoors.ca 508
Unicrete Products Ltd www.unicrete.com 503 1Unisource Canada Inc. www.unisource.ca 441
Unistrut Canada www.unistrutconstruction.com 504
United Decorating Inc. www.uniteddecorating.com 207
i-booth Inc. www.ibooth.net 630
Upper Canada Forest Products Ltd. www.ucfp.com 730
Vadel Inc. www.vadel.ca 326
VaproShield www.vaproshield.ca 419
VGS Contracting LTD www.vgscontracting.ca 349
Vicostone Canada (IMAC Enterprises) www.vicostonecanada.com 247
VSA Enterprises Inc. www.vsaent.com 726
W Group www.white-wood.com 133
Wallworks Acoustic Architectural Products Inc. www.wallworks.com 203
Waste Management Of Canada www.wm.com 531
WESTECO Inc. www.westeco.ca 249
Western Living Magazine www.westernliving.ca 248
Western Louiseville Fiberboard www.wlfgroup.ca 641
Woodbeam Company Inc. www.woodbeams.ca 723
WR Grace www.na.graceconstruction.com 502
Zybertech Construction Software www.zybertech.com 416
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ACOUSTICAL MATERIALS & PANELSCorflex Partition Inc. .........................................338
Maxxon Canada .................................................539
Silva Panel Canada ............................................725
Wallworks Acoustic Architectural Products Inc...203
Western Louiseville Fiberboard ........................641
APPLIANCES Coast Wholesale Appliances LP ......................... 219
MC Commercial Inc ............................................644
ARCHITECTURAL HARDWARE OR METALSDesigner Stone Panels .......................................103
ASSOCIATIONAlberta Masonry Council ...................................242
Calgary Construction Association .....................632
BATH HARDWARE / BATHTUBSTrans Atlantic Import Co. Inc. ............................243
BUILDING ENVELOPEAcrytec Panel Industries ...................................523
Atlas Enviro Tech Inc. ........................................601
Metl-Span .......................................................... 742
Roxul Inc ............................................................518
BUILDING MAINTENANCE SUPPLYBrennan Enterprises Ltd. ...................................621
Clean Spot Inc. .................................................. 448
Lowe’s Canada ...................................................309
RONA .................................................................638
Unisource Canada Inc. .......................................441
BUILDING MATERIALS3M Trimline of Calgary ......................................438
Bailey Metal Products Limited ..........................628
Beaver Plastics ..................................................331
Brock White Canada ..........................................514
Buzon Canada ................................................... 446
C.R. Laurence Co., Inc./U,S, Aluminum .............. 317
Can-Cell Industries Inc. .....................................608
Canadian Timberframes Ltd. .............................631
DuRock Alfacing International Ltd. ................... 415
Firestone Building Products ..............................407
FOAMTECH NORTH AMERICA .............................529
Fox Blocks ..........................................................605
K2 Stone ............................................................627
Longboard Products ..........................................401
Magna Board .....................................................720
Maxxon Canada .................................................539
Parkland Fibreglass ...........................................602
Roxul Inc ............................................................518
Silva Panel Canada ............................................725
Upper Canada Forest Products Ltd. ...................730
VaproShield ....................................................... 419
VSA Enterprises Inc. ...........................................726
W Group............................................................. 133
BUILDING PRODUCTS
James Hardie Building Products .......................708
Building Supplies
Custom Building Products .................................306
I-XL Masonry Supplies .......................................408
COATING / SEALANTS / FINISHES
Adfast ................................................................100
EverLine Coatings and Services .........................403
General Paint .....................................................123
Mars Industrial Coating .....................................428
Neogard .............................................................542
United Decorating Inc. ......................................207
Vadel Inc. ...........................................................326
COMMUNICATIONS
TigerTel Communications Inc. ........................... 417
CONCRETE
Concrete by Design ............................................732
Profast ............................................................... 618
Vadel Inc. ...........................................................326
CONSTRUCTION PRODUCTS / EQUIPMENT / SERVICES
3M Trimline of Calgary ......................................438
Bailey Metal Products Limited ..........................628
Beaver Plastics ..................................................331
Bell Mobility Inc. ...............................................406
Brock White Canada ..........................................514
Cansel Survey Equipment Ltd. ..........................521
Custom Building Products .................................306
FOAMTECH NORTH AMERICA .............................529
Fox Blocks ..........................................................605
i-booth Inc. ........................................................630
Innovative Fall Protection Inc ........................... 414
IronPlanet..........................................................645
Lone Star Inc. .....................................................515
Lowe’s Canada ...................................................309
McGregor and Thompson Hardware / Hovik Industries .......................................................538
Nissan Canada ...................................................423
OLIVEC GLOBAL LTD. ..........................................527
Profast ............................................................... 618
TENAQUIP LTD ....................................................303
Unistrut Canada ................................................504
VaproShield ....................................................... 419
VSA Enterprises Inc. ...........................................726
CONTRACTOR OR DEVELOPER
Abalon Foundation Group .................................718
EverLine Coatings and Services .........................403
Farnum Construction Management ..................709
Nissan Commercial Vehicles (Nissan Canada) ...423
SkyFire Energy Inc .............................................505
TDL Building Group ........................................... 615
VGS Contracting LTD ..........................................349
WR Grace ...........................................................502
COUNTERTOPS
Floform Countertops .........................................225
Kami Countertops (2005) Ltd. ...........................103
DÉCOR
Framesource Inc. ...............................................200
Stone Concept Ltd. ............................................623
DISPLAYS & GRAPHICS
Alberta Tinting & Graphics ................................325
Infinitec Manufacturing .................................... 519
DOORS
Designer`s Choice Kitchens & Bathrooms Ltd. ..238
Durabuilt Windows & Doors ..............................239
Hurd Windows & Doors .....................................507
Marvin Windows & Doors Canada ..................... 115
McGregor and Thompson Hardware / Hovik Industries .......................................................538
NanaWall Systems Inc. ...................................... 215
Ultra-Lite Overhead Doors Ltd. .........................508
EDUCATIONAL
Alberta Wood WORKS! ......................................223
i-booth Inc. ........................................................630
IMAGINiT Technologies .....................................443
Safety Codes Council .........................................740
ELECTRICAL
Cameron Equipment Rentals Ltd. .....................607
LEVITON .............................................................300
ELEVATORS / ESCALATORS
KJA Consultants Inc. ..........................................327
ENERGY CONSERVATION / MANAGEMENT
Aeon Green Solutions ........................................546
Albrite Lighting Solutions .................................221
ATCO EnergySense .............................................305
Attersall Marketing Ltd. ....................................246
EnerCare Inc. .....................................................430
Enmax Energy Corporation ...............................640
Green Building Initiatives .................................129
LEVITON .............................................................300
Mission LED Lighting Company .........................143
Total Power Limited .......................................... 319
ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES
Alberta Safety and Environmental Services .....420
Enviro-Vac .........................................................506
Gasonic Instuments Inc. ....................................346
PHH ARC Environmental Ltd. .............................322
EQUIPMENT RENTAL & SALES
Cameron Equipment Rentals Ltd. .....................607
SCA Tissue North America ................................. 315
Spatial Technologies .........................................541
FINANCIAL SERVICES/INVESTMENTS/INSURANCE
American Express ..............................................432
FBC .....................................................................339
Investors Group .................................................442
FIREPLACES
Diamond Fireplace ............................................500
Hearth & Home Fireplace Specialties Ltd ............17
FLOORING – ACCESS
OneSource Facility Services Canada ..................405
FLOORING – OTHER
Canam ...............................................................738
Dinoflex Group LP ..............................................229
Edgewood Matting ...........................................447
Hardwood Specialty Products ...........................343
Julian Tile .......................................................... 314
FOUNDATIONS
Abalon Foundation Group .................................718
Tech-Crete Processors Ltd. ................................ 318
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GARAGE DOORS
Ultra-Lite Overhead Doors Ltd. .........................508
GOVERNMENT
Safety Codes Council .........................................740
Canada Revenue Agency ...................................323
GRAFFITI REMOVAL
Goodbye Graffiti ................................................ 324
GREEN ROOFS
Eagle Lake Turf Farms Ltd..................................426
HVAC PRODUCTS & SERVICES
A.K Brown Refigeration ....................................321
Backflow Solutions Inc ......................................328
Canadian Dewatering LP ...................................329
Frontier Plumbing and Heating ........................227
INSULATED CONCRETE FORMS
Logix Insulated Concrete Forms ........................331
INSULATION
Ener-Spray Commercial Contracting. ................400
Parkland Fibreglass ...........................................602
JANITORIAL PRODUCTS & SERVICES
OneSource Facility Services Canada ..................405
SCA Tissue North America ................................. 315
Unisource Canada Inc. .......................................441
KITCHEN CABINETS
Designer`s Choice Kitchens & Bathrooms Ltd. ..238
Dortfur Inc. ........................................................205
Huntwood Custom Cabinets Ltd. ......................101
LANDSCAPE & GARDEN ACCESSORIES
Eagle Lake Turf Farms Ltd..................................426
Grounds Guys Landscape Management ............404
Kate Holland Landscape Accessories Ltd. .........202
Olivec Global Ltd. ..............................................527
Summit Property Maintenance .........................424
LIFE SAFETY / SAFETY EQUIPMENT
Alberta Safety and Environmental Services .....420
Fahrenheit 451 Fire & Safety .............................320
Head To Toe Safety ............................................626
Infinitec Manufacturing .................................... 519
Innovative Fall Protection ................................. 414
SiteDocs Safety Corp .........................................606
Total Power Limited .......................................... 319
LIGHTING
Aeon Green Solutions ........................................546
Albrite Lighting Solutions .................................221
GE Lighting ........................................................402
Mission LED Lighting Company .........................143
WESTECO Inc. .....................................................249
MILLWORK / CABINERY / MOULDINGS
Woodbeam Company Inc. .................................723
MOVING / STORAGE
Calgary Archives, Inc. ........................................342
PAINTING & FINISHES
General Paint .....................................................123
PPG National .....................................................509
United Decorating Inc. ......................................207
PARKING OR ROADWAY CONSTRUCTION / SERVICES / SYSTEMS
OLIVEC GLOBAL LTD. ..........................................527
PLUMBING PRODUCTS
Attersall Marketing Ltd. ....................................246
Frontier Plumbing and Heating ........................227
Mainline Backflow Products Inc. .......................301
Trans Atlantic Import Co. Inc. ............................243
PRINTING – LARGE FORMAT
Calgary Archives, Inc. ........................................342
Staples Easytech 4business ...............................348
PROPERTY / ASSET MANAGEMENT
Canadian Detailed Property Inspections ..........520
Lowe’s Canada ...................................................309
PUBLISHING – MAGAZINE OR WEB & DATA
Alberta Construction Magazine ........................422
Journal of Commerce.........................................304
On Site Review/ ISK Design ...............................350
Reed Construction Data ....................................304
Western Living Magazine ..................................248
RAIN SCREENS
Acrytec Panel Industries ...................................523
RECYCLING
ECCO Waste Systems LP .....................................421
Waste Management Of Canada ........................531
RENOVATION / RESTORATION
Hearth & Home Fireplace Specialties Ltd ............17
RONA .................................................................638
Steamatic ..........................................................728
Woodbeam Company Inc. .................................723
ROOFING PRODUCTS
Buzon Canada ................................................... 446
Dinoflex Group LP ..............................................229
Metl-Span .......................................................... 742
SUPERPRO Waterproof Coatings .......................449
Tech-Crete Processors Ltd. ................................ 318
Western Louiseville Fiberboard ........................641
ROOFING PRODUCTS & SERVICES
Ener-Spray Commercial Contracting. ................400
Unicrete Products Ltd ........................................503
Unistrut Canada ................................................504
SECURITY SYSTEMS
Talius .................................................................545
SITE FURNISHING/LANDSCAPE
Kate Holland Landscape Accessories Ltd. .........202
SOFTWARE
Cansel Survey Equipment Ltd. ..........................521
Constructive Solutions ...................................... 416
IMAGINiT Technologies .....................................443
IQ Business Solutions Inc. ..................................139
SiteDocs Safety Corp .........................................606
Staples Easytech 4business ...............................348
Zybertech Construction Software ..................... 416
STEEL BUILDING SYSTEMS
Canam ...............................................................738
SCAFCO Steel Stud Mfg. Co. ...............................620
TDL Building Group ........................................... 615
STONE – BRICK / GRANITE / MARBLE
Designer Stone Panels .......................................103
I-XL Masonry Supplies .......................................408
K2 Stone ............................................................627
Montana Rockworks .........................................347
Stone Concept Ltd. ............................................623
Vicostone Canada (IMAC Enterprises) ...............247
TILE & TILE / STONE PREPARATION
Schluter Systems ...............................................231
Vicostone Canada (IMAC Enterprises) ...............247
TOOLS
Spatial Technologies .........................................541
UTILITIES
ENMAX Energy Corporation...............................640
VEHICLE
Lone Star Inc. .....................................................515
Nissan Commercial Vehicles (Nissan Canada) ...423
WASTE MANAGEMENT
ECCO Waste Systems LP .....................................421
Molok North America Ltd. ...............................531A
Waste Management Of Canada ........................531
WATERPROOFING
Schluter Systems ...............................................231
Seal It Foundation .............................................722
SUPERPRO Waterproof Coatings .......................449
WINDOW COVERINGS
Talius .................................................................545
WINDOWS / GLASS / MIRRORS
Cascadia Windows ............................................127
Durabuilt Windows & Doors ..............................239
Hurd Windows & Doors .....................................507
Marvin Windows & Doors Canada ..................... 115
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T01 – Is That Product Really Green?Tuesday, November 6 • 8:30am – 10:00am • TRADESHOW SEMINAR 1[BOMI=1.5CPDs; IDCEC=0.1CEU; AAA=1.5 CO]Join Andrée Iffrig for a presentation and interactive discussion on two radically different approaches to understanding green design. One takes a holistic perspective and seeks to understand how a sustainable solution behaves; the other, more conventional approach focuses on materials and prescriptions. Participants will be challenged to distinguish between the two and will solve a design problem in the course of the presentation. Come learn how local and international designers are addressing this issue in ways that will enlarge your own comprehension of sustainability, be it in design or business.Presenter:Andrée Iffrig, LEED AP, DIRTT Environmental Solutions Ltd.
T02 – Asbestos!!? What You Should Know Before You StartTuesday, November 6 • 8:30am – 10:00am • TRADESHOW SEMINAR 2[BOMI=1.5CPDs; AAA=1.5 CO]This seminar will look at the materials, testing, procedures and legalities that you should consider prior to starting your job. You will understand the materials in buildings which may contain asbestos and the correct procedures to take while dealing with this common hazardous material.Presenter:John MacDonald, Principal, Alberta Safety & Environmental Services Ltd.
T06 – Efficiency in Construction: Quality Management SystemTuesday, November 6 • 11:00am – 12:30pm • TRADESHOW SEMINAR 1[BOMI=1.5CPDs; AAA=1.5 CO]Operational excellence required in today’s ever evolving and complex Construction Management Industry can be achieved by adapting a simple mechanism of ‘planexecutecheckproceed’; namely a Quality Management System. Historically Quality Management Systems have been developed specifically for the Production Industry that operates in standardized environment. For suitability to a dynamic Projectbased Construction Management/Contracting environment, a Quality Management System needs to lend Consistency to Operations whilst permitting Flexibility necessary to ensure Customer satisfaction by addressing the specific needs of each Customer location and industry served.Presenter:Neil Solankurkar, Quality Process Manager, Graham Group Ltd.
T07 – Building a Bid from the Ground Up: Understanding and Navigating the Modern Law of Bidding and TenderingTuesday, November 6 • 11:00am – 12:30pm • TRADESHOW SEMINAR 2[BOMI=1.5CPDs; AAA=1.5 CO]This seminar will provide a general overview of the law of bidding and tendering, including the Contract A / Contract B analysis, the owner’s duty of fairness, negotiating with bidders, and the use of exclusion clauses. Practical tips for drafting and responding to tender documents will also be provided and common tendering issues such as bid submission, bid compliance and bid evaluation will be discussed.Presenters:Michael Flach, Associate, Norton Rose Canada LLPClaire Stilwell, Associate, Norton Rose Canada LLP
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T10 – Energy Efficiency DemystifiedTuesday, November 6 • 12:30pm – 2:00pm • PALOMINO D[BOMI=1.5CPDs; AAA=1.5 CO]Don’t be scared by this session — the graphics and explanations are rich in information and are presented using real world language and examples. This presentation compiles the very best pieces of 26 separate presentations delivered in more than 160 venues across Canada to a combined audience of greater than 16,000 and is received by beginners through to the most seasoned professionals as “easy to understand” and “a fantastic reminder of the way homes really work”. This session will serve as the Building Block for a second conference session, “Energy Efficiency The Details”.Presenter:Murray Frank, Constructive Home Solutions Inc.
T12 – Beyond LEED: Market Trends for Sustainable DesignTuesday, November 6 • 3:00pm – 4:00pm • TRADESHOW SEMINAR 2[BOMI=1.0CPDs; AAA=1.0 CO]This session will examine how to set an initial budget for a green building by determining the incremental costs of green features, how to ensure that owners goals and desires are represented, and how to reliably evaluate the potential for costs savings into the future. Furthermore, we will provide insight on how to demonstrate green building status and performance, with and without using green building labeling or rating systems. Tools and strategies will be presented as well as case studies to show real project successes.Presenters:Graham Halsall, Project Manager, Halsall AssociatesLuke Smeaton, Building Energy Specialist, Halsall Associates
T13 – ICES: What You Need to Know About the Future of Community BuildingTuesday, November 6 • 2:00pm – 3:30pm • TRADESHOW SEMINAR 1[BOMI=1.5CPDs; AAA=1.5 CO]Join us to learn about the opportunities and implications of ICES and to learn what the future of community building in Canada looks like.Presenter:Brent Gilmour, Executive Director, Quality Urban Energy Systems of Tomorrow (QUEST)
T14 – The Future of BIM in AlbertaTuesday, November 6 • 2:00pm – 3:30pm • PALOMINO A[BOMI=1.5CPDs; AAA=1.5 CO]We invite attendees to join aceBIM on our journey into the future as we explore emerging BIM topics such as IDP, Analytics, Crash Test Dummy, Research, Offsite and Modular construction, Safety, Education and capacity building, Costing, Electronic bidding, Green BIM, etc.Presenters:John Leurdyke, Director, Building Products, Industry Development Branch, Government of AlbertaKlaas Rodenburg, CEO, aceBIM
T16 – Energy Efficiency - The DetailsTuesday, November 6 • 2:30pm – 4:00pm • PALOMINO D[BOMI=1.5CPDs; AAA=1.5 CO]This session will provide you with the tools to confidently embrace energy efficient design and construction and explains these solutions through 3D animations, video and impressive photography along with highlights of an industry training facility in Alberta.Presenter:Murray Frank, Constructive Home Solutions Inc.
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SEMINAR STREAMS: PM PROPERTY MANAGEMENT AD ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN CO CONSTRUCTION & RENOVATION PD PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT GR GREENINDUSTRY SESSIONST18 – Design for Workplace Well-Being — Beyond Fitness Centers and ErgonomicsTuesday, November 6 • 2:00pm – 3:30pm • PALOMINO C[BOMI=1.5CPDs; IDCEC=0.1CEU; AAA=1.5 CO]The sustainability movement has lead to a new awareness of how to design buildings to be more sustainable. But what are we doing for the occupant? True, greener buildings are healthier for the occupant with better lighting, more access to natural daylight, reduced exposure to toxins and increased fresh air. But that’s not enough. Sitting stagnantly at a desk staring at a computer all day is killing us faster than anything else. Many officebased workers are not living healthy lives, and we as the design community have an opportunity to change.Presenters:Kay Sargent, Vice President Architecture, Design and Workplace Strategies, TeknionSue Schmidt, Well-Being Design Leader, Healthways
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W02 – European Kitchen Design TrendsWednesday, November 7 • 8:30am – 10:00am • PALOMINO B[BOMI=1.5CPDs; IDCEC=0.1CEU; AAA=1.5 SR]It is important for North American designers to look globally to see how trends can be incorporated into unique kitchen designs. This seminar will look at emerging European Kitchen Design Trends. Topics to be covered include products, cabinet components and kitchen layouts. A look at some futuristic Concept Kitchens will also be covered.Presenter:Jan Rutgers, Product Development Leader, Moulding & Millwork
W04 – Fire Protection of Adjacent Buildings During ConstructionWednesday, November 7 • 8:30am – 10:00am • PALOMINO C[BOMI=1.5CPDs; AAA=1.5 CO]As part of the development of the Alberta Fire Code 2006 this requirement was placed in the AFC and under the jurisdiction of Fire safety Codes Officers. Recognizing that circumstances and construction activity differ in municipalities across Alberta the Article is written in such a way as to allow local needs and concerns to be addressed. Further direction on this process was then provided in Fire Code Interpretation Standata FCI0902.Presenters:Kevan Jess, Chief Fire Administrator, Alberta Municipal AffairsEd Kujat, Acting Fire Marshal, City of Calgary Fire DepartmentRuss McKeage, Community Safety Codes Officer, City of Airdrie Fire DepartmentColin Steadman, Senior Safety Advisor, Alberta Construction Safety Association
W05 – Re-commissioning, Energy Management and Energy MonitoringWednesday, November 7 • 8:30am – 10:00am • PALOMINO F[BOMI=1.5CPDs; AAA=1.5 CO]Recommissioning of building systems will reduce energy and operating costs and help to keep building competitive. The experienced panel will describe the process, identify how it is accomplished with a case study, identify costs and energy reduction opportunities, identify how energy monitoring can help to reduce energy today and keep the energy performance over time.Presenters:Mel James, President, CFMS Consulting Inc.Diane Lee, Project Manager, CFMS Alberta Ltd.Rick Williams, President, Carma Industries Inc.
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SEMINAR STREAMS: PM PROPERTY MANAGEMENT AD ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN CO CONSTRUCTION & RENOVATION PD PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT GR GREEN INDUSTRY SESSIONSW06 – Green Building Certification: A Review of the Systems, the Way to Maximize Benefits and the 101 Most Common MistakesWednesday, November 7 • 8:30am – 10:00am • TRADESHOW SEMINAR 2[BOMI=1.5CPDs; AAA=1.5 SR]This seminar will provide a review of all of the major sustainable or green building certification programs that are relevant to Canada. It will cover the advantages and disadvantages of systems such as LEED, BOMA Best, Living Building Challenge, Green Globes, BREEAM, CEEQUAL, BuiltGreen and ASHRAE Standard 189.1. Presenter: Matt Grace, President, Mission Green Buildings Inc.
W07 – Insolvency Issues in the Construction IndustryWednesday, November 7 • 8:30am – 9:30am • TRADESHOW SEMINAR 1[BOMI=1.0CPDs; AAA=1.0 CO]This presentation will provide an overview of various insolvency issues in the construction industry. The discussion will focus on the CCAA and the BIA restructuring process, including debtor in possession financing, adjudication of claims and voting and sanction of CCAA Plans and BIA Proposals.Presenter:Walker MacLeod, Associate, McCarthy Tétrault LLP
W09 – Bathroom Design TrendsWednesday, November 7 • 11:00am – 12:30pm • PALOMINO B[BOMI=1.5CPDs; IDCEC=0.1CEU; AAA=1.5 SR]This session will look at new product development in fixtures, fittings, accessories and the use of electronics in this room. Style trends will also be discussed.Presenter:Jan Rutgers, Product Development Leader, Moulding & Millwork
W11 – Managing, Maintaining, and Funding a CondominiumWednesday, November 7 • 11:00am – 12:30pm • PALOMINO C[BOMI=1.5CPDs; AAA=1.5 SR]Topics of discussion will include Property Management Tips and Tricks, The value a building consultant can bring to the table, and A new way to fund required repairs and maintenance.Moderator:Stephen Cassady, President, 24|7 Condo
Panelists:Eric Bloomquist, Business Development Manager, Bank WestKaren Kovacs, President, Signature Alliance Management Group Inc.Cathy Lee, Senior Principal, Halsall Associates
W12 – Solar Energy that Works in Western CanadaWednesday, November 7 • 11:00am – 12:30pm • PALOMINO D[BOMI=1.5CPDs; AAA=1.5 CO]Learn about solar installation in Western Canada that are working. The economics of solar energy have drastically changed in the last few years making it cost competitive with retail grid power in many installations.Presenter:David Kelly, President, SkyFire Energy Inc.
W13 – Benefits of BIMWednesday, November 7 • 11:00am – 12:30pm • TRADESHOW SEMINAR 1[BOMI=1.5CPDs; AAA=1.5 CO]This presentation will take us through a brief overview of what Building Modeling is and then an indepth look at Levels of Development.Presenter:John Jansen, Building Solutions Team Manager, IMAGINIT Technologies
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SEMINAR STREAMS: PM PROPERTY MANAGEMENT AD ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN CO CONSTRUCTION & RENOVATION PD PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT GR GREENINDUSTRY SESSIONSW14 – Emergency Response Planning: Realities of Planning for a Worksite EmergencyWednesday, November 7 • 11:00am – 12:30pm • TRADESHOW SEMINAR 2[BOMI=1.5CPDs; AAA=1.5 CO]Calling 911 may no longer be enough to deal with worksite emergencies. This presentation explores the links between Alberta’s OH&S legislation and the Province’s current level of emergency preparedness with what employers can do to create an effective response plan. Presenter:Colin Steadman, Senior Safety Advisor, Alberta Construction Safety Association
W15 – Builders Liens - Practical Tips for Avoiding and Managing TroubleWednesday, November 7 • 2:00pm – 3:30pm • PALOMINO A[BOMI=1.5CPDs; AAA=1.5 CO]This seminar will identify the situations that commonly lead to builders liens and will identify ways to avoid and manage those situations.Presenter:Philip Carson, Partner, Miller Thomson LLP
W16 – How to Have the Best Painting Contractors and Quality on Your Next ProjectWednesday, November 7 • 2:00pm – 3:30pm • PALOMINO B[BOMI=1.5CPDs; IDCEC=0.1CEU; AAA=1.5 SR]This is an informational session on Alberta’s new Master Painters and Decorating Association of Alberta and its purpose. Presenters:Don Powers, MPI Accredited Paint InspectorDwayne Wallace, Director of Master Painter and Decorators Association of Alberta & Director of Calgary
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W17 – New and Emerging Issues Around the Indoor EnvironmentWednesday, November 7 • 2:00pm – 3:30pm • PALOMINO C[BOMI=1.5CPDs; AAA=1.5 CO]Our seminar will deal with some recent case studies including microbial growth through water ingress, combustion during slab jacking operations, how to clean clandestine lab operations and how to assess and mitigate extensive smoke damage. Presenter:Mike Thomson, Practice Leader – Mould and Infection Control, PHH ARC Environmental Ltd.
W18 – Navigating the 2006 Alberta Building CodeWednesday, November 7 • 2:00pm – 3:30pm • PALOMINO D[BOMI=1.5CPDs; AAA=1.5 CO]This presentation will look at how you can navigate the 2006 Alberta Building Code and have the answers you need at your fingertips.Presenter:Geoff Brownlie, Senior Building Safety Codes Officer, Alberta Municipal Affairs – Safety Services
W19 – Follow the LEEDer: An Overview of LEED in the USA and What’s in Store for CanadaWednesday, November 7 • 2:00pm – 3:30pm • PALOMINO F[BOMI=1.5CPDs; IDCEC=0.1CEU; AAA=1.5 SR]This presentation will provide context to the evolution of LEED internationally, and more importantly provide updates and speculation on where our country’s most popular green rating system is – and may be – headed.Presenters:Kim Rishel, Manager, Sustainable Building Services, Ellisdon CorporationConnor Twohig, Project Manager, Sustainable Building Services, EllisDon Corporation
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