Opening the Door to Fabric

Opening the Door to Fabric

If you don't automatically think "fabric structure" when you are contemplating a new building, you have some catching up to do. This article in ReNew Canada summarizes the changes that have taken place in the fabric structure industry over the last decade. It looks at the steel, the fabric and the epoxy coatings that are shifting mindsets about fabric versus traditional buildings. It also looks at one of our biggest projects: the Fox Creek Sports Complex.

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Engineered Building Systems for Nuclear, Oil, Gas and Power Operations

Engineered Building Systems for Nuclear, Oil, Gas and Power Operations

Energy infrastructure is evolving. From traditional oil and gas operations to renewables, chemical processing and a renewed focus on nuclear power...

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Mining Infrastructure Built for the Demands of Modern Mining Operations

Mining Infrastructure Built for the Demands of Modern Mining Operations

Mining operations put buildings through conditions few other industries experience. Corrosive minerals, abrasive dust, heavy equipment, severe...

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What to Consider When Designing an Aircraft Hangar: 7 Factors That Impact Performance

What to Consider When Designing an Aircraft Hangar: 7 Factors That Impact Performance

Hangar buildings are more than places to park airplanes. For airports, fixed-base operators (FBOs), maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) providers,...

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