RJC Connections - October 2023

RJC Connections - October 2023

Welcome to this edition of RJC Connections, where we delve into an embodied carbon case study, the urgent need for seismic retrofits of Canada's aging residential buildings, and the role of cultural collaboration in the quest to build thriving communities.


Embodied Carbon in Residential Structures Case Study

Embodied carbon, released during building manufacturing and construction, is a critical environmental measure. This in depth study by RJC Engineers and BDP Quadrangle delves into the subject, educating readers on how to make decisions that will impact meaningful change.

Read the full study >


Seismic Retrofits in Multi-Residential Buildings

Many of Canada’s aging residential buildings were not built to withstand earthquakes and tremors. RJC's Leon Plett explains in this article how with seismic upgrade mandates expected in 2030, now is the time to plan the path forward:

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Snow Ghost Inn New Atrium Roof

Help was called in after the atrium roof of The Snow Ghost Inn, located near Kelowna, B.C., suffered a sudden and catastrophic failure, collapsing under the weight of the snow. With a team led by PCL, RJC helped evaluate, design and implement a solution while working through complex conditions. ?

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City of Vernon Active Living Centre

We’re thrilled to be a part of the Integrated Project Delivery team for the City of Vernon, BC, Canada's Active Living Centre. RJC brings a significant and valuable depth of experience and expertise in Integrated Project Delivery and recreation centres to the project.

Discover more here >


“Building a Foundation for Reconciliation” Webinar

We recently hosted the third session of this series, with the theme of 'Braiding Relationships, Community, and Trust'. The event offers a platform for AEC industry members and spokespeople within Indigenous communities to come together virtually, share experiences and learn from one another.

Webinar recording here >


Empathy and Engineering

Cultural collaboration is a necessary consideration in building thriving communities. In this article RJC’s Eric Wilson discusses how the industry can re-evaluate its approach to construction, placing greater emphasis on the well-being of communities and residents.

Read article 1 > | Read article 2 >


Join us at:

2023 ICRI Fall Convention, St. Pete Beach, Florida, October 16 | Register Here

Nigel Parker, Associate

ACI Ontario Chapter Fall Concrete Seminar, October 17 | Register Here

Daniel Snodgrass, Associate

Buildex Alberta, October 18-19 | Register Here

Geoff Kallweit, Associate & Philippe Laganiere, Design Engineer

ZAK World of Facades Symposium, October 19 | Register Here

Andrew Crosby, Principal

Altair AEC Design Innovation Day, Toronto, October 25 | Register Here

Dominic Mattman, Associate

Alberta Condominium & Real Estate Conference, November 4 | Register Here

Stacey McDougall, Technologist

The Buildings Show, Toronto, November 29-December 1 | Register Here

Mohammad Fakoor, Associate, Andrea Mucciarone, Associate & Nigel Parker, Associate





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