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So, you have a great idea for how to transform the building industry. Great! But how do you make it a reality? This is the challenge the team at ZS2 Technologies has faced for the last four years. It’s not easy getting builders to adopt new materials and methods—even when they are the ones who will benefit along with the building’s owner. In the latest episode of Building TechTalk, we sit down to discuss finding early adopters, building a community with them, and how they can be the agents of change the construction industry desperately needs.
As the world looks to decarbonize, carbon capture technology has typically been seen as only viable on a massive scale. That's where the geniuses at OCCAM's Technologies disagrees. They're pursuing small-scale carbon capture units that could be used around the world. We sit down to discuss their progress and what it could mean for the building industry.
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As 2021 draws to a close we sit down with Matt Grieve, President of Maggnum Ventures, for an inside look at the challenges the real estate industry is facing heading into 2022, and how construction companies can adapt to meet their needs.
On the heels of COP26, we sit down with the Stephen Harpur, CEO at Progressive Planet to hear the details about a major milestone in reducing the carbon footprint of the building industry through cement derived from recycled post-consumer glass.
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www.progressiveplanet.ca
We're taking a deep dive into the Carbon Economy with Environmental Products Trader Chelsea Erhardt to discover how those in the building industry can benefit from their sustainable building decisions.
Structural Insulated Panels (SIPs) are a superior building system that has been around for several decades, yet widespread adoption remains elusive. We sit down with Terry Moser, Co-Founder of IPB Systems and SIPs building veteran to dispel some SIPs myths and discuss the benefits of building with pre manufactured panels.
Ever wonder how much time and resources are lost to unneeded service calls and site visits? Calgary tech company ICwhatUC did. And they’ve found a solution to stop wasting time and energy, while boosting customer satisfaction. Their web-based platform is taking building experts to site to solve issues, without ever leaving their home or office. We sat down with Co-Founder Luke Krueger to discuss the benefits of this technology to the building industry, and how they’re poised to capitalize on the 5G transition.
Learn more: https://icwhatuc.com/
Learn to build smarter: https://www.zs2technologies.com/
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