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After the 2010–2011 Canterbury earthquakes, much of the Christchurch Central Business District (CBD) was demolished, and a new city has emerged in its place. This document describes a study conducted to: Quantify the extent to which…

When some building owners consider structural systems for their construction projects, they overlook cold-formed steel (CFS) framing. Why? There are many common misconceptions about the effectiveness of CFS as a structural…

Steel is one of the most commonly used materials in the world, and for good reason. As a building material, steel has a number of benefits, including its economic value. Steel construction products are often fabricated off-site, which…

Everyone at the CSSBI would like to wish you a safe and happy holiday! The office will be closed starting December 25, 2017 and will reopen on January 2, 2018.

« De la poésie en mouvement » : voilà qui décrit parfaitement l’architecture esthétiquement réussie du Centre E. & P. Sénéchal Center de Grand-Sault, Nouveau-Brunswick. Le mouvement et l’activité sont au coeur de la conception de cet…

“Poetry in motion” aptly describes the aesthetically successful architecture of the E. & P. Sénéchal Centre in Grand Falls, New Brunswick. The concept of movement and activity is evident in the building’s design which earned Murdock…

Large projects that stretch over multiple seasons may require special sequencing so that, for instance, you don’t pour concrete in January in Minnesota. Instead, you slate that pour for September and use the frigid months to erect…

Steel is a major and essential construction material, offering unique value and unmatched performance. As one of the most resilient construction materials today, steel has the ability to absorb and recover from external shock such as;…

BAILEY METAL PRODUCTS RAISES THE BAR ON QUALITY ASSURANCEPlatinum™ Plus drywall framing studs have been produced and shipped to job sites across Canada since early 2015. These Contractor preferred studs meet or exceed Canadian building…