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21st Annual Construct Canada: New and Green Products,
Enlightening Seminars, Great Networking Opportunities |
| Mark Your Calendar! December 2 – 4, 2009 |
Join over 23,500 architects, engineers, contractors, building owners, developers, property managers, consultants, and specifiers at the 21st annual Construct Canada; Canada’s largest annual building design and construction Show at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre South Building, December 2 – 4, 2009.
Visit the exposition floor with over 1050 exhibits in 30 distinctive categories. Learn about leading-edge new and green products, services, and technologies in today’s market. Watch live demonstrations in two dynamic presentation areas on the exposition floor during the show.
Be inspired by Canada’s leading experts as they share their valuable insights in a series of educational seminars. The educational program will feature over 450 speakers participating in some 200 sessions and technical updates. The seminars will focus on a wide range of issues and best practices for the design, construction, retrofit, maintenance, and management of all types of buildings. The educational program streams include Legal, Regulatory & Risk Management Issues, Building Envelope Solutions, Project Delivery, Project Design & Smart Business Practices, New Products & Advanced Technologies, and Green Buildings, Building Environment & Performance. |
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The 5th annual National GreenBuilding Conference will focus on important energy efficiency and sustainability topics delivered by key industry speakers. Learn the latest information and best practices for sustainable design and construction, energy efficient technologies, and environmental trends that can enhance the performance of new and existing buildings.
This year, the International Architectural Roundtable: Radical Pragmatism will delve into the new modes of practice emerging from traditional approaches to design. A panel of experts will discuss the effects of advanced research, collaboration and advocacy on the 21st-century city. The International Interior Design Roundtable: Local Influence on Global Design will explore how design is evolving to incorporate regional design in a global business environment or if there should be a universal design ethos for a multinational company with worldwide offices.
Master speakers will spotlight hot issues in the city with Greening the Gardiner and in companies across Canada with Winning the War for Young Talent and Succession Planning. In Greening the Gardiner, a panel, led by David Crombie, former mayor of the City of Toronto, will discuss the economic and design feasibility of Toronto’s Green Ribbon. In Winning the War for Young Talent and Succession Planning, John Izzo will be joined by three senior executives who will share their strategies for succession planning and developing young talent.
Register for Your Free Pass to the Exhibits
Save $25 and register today for your free pass to the expositions at www.constructcanada.com. |
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