People & Construction

PrīmX concrete eliminates cracks, shrinkage, and joints, creating stronger, jointless floors with lower CO₂ emissions and greater durability.

Kraaft simplifies communication for construction teams with geotagged messaging, offline access, and file sharing, helping projects run smoother and faster.

Nokken is a unique cabin builder in the hospitality space, merging beautiful design with eco-conscious modular accommodations.

Mental fitness is reshaping construction safety. Ian Gray of Salus shares how mindset, culture, and simple tools can protect workers on site.

Innovative modular home companies like Plant Prefab are revolutionizing housing with sustainable, cost-effective, and customizable designs.

Ouroboros Deconstruction, a Toronto-based leader in sustainable building, specializes in deconstruction, salvage, and material reuse.

Haus.me creates durable modular homes made of 3D-printed polymer and tempered glass, ranging from 120 to 1,600 sq. ft., starting at $35,000.

Alisa Bailey reflects on 27 years in construction, highlighting the progress made and the challenges women still face in the industry today.

Branch Technology’s freeform 3D printing and robotic fabrication offers sustainable, lightweight, and highly customized structures.

Canadian builders have started to source materials from suppliers outside of the US, signalling a shift of less dependence due to tariffs.