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With Ontario representing 25% of Canada’s construction market, ready access to central and eastern United States, the devaluation of the Canadian dollar, a forestry industry anxious to capitalize on new opportunity, an enlivened spirit for all things wood, and Ontario is well-poised to unseat BC as leaders in the mass timber construction market. -
Schools with higher wood and natural material content are healthier. We know this as fact through numerous studies conducted on the built environment.
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Element5 Co. is pleased to announce its plans for a full-scale CLT (Cross Laminated Timber) manufacturing plant to open in Eastern Canada in late 2017.
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In the push towards carbon neutrality, mass timber structures provide significant advantages over steel and concrete because of the carbon sequestration benefits realized in the formation of wood.
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After becoming Canada’s newest cross laminated timber (CLT) manufacturer in 2017, Element5 is set to boost operations at its current mass timber production facility in Ripon, Quebec.
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After becoming Canada’s newest cross laminated timber (CLT) manufacturer in 2017, Element5 is set to boost operations at its current mass timber production facility in Ripon, Quebec.
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The issue of insufficient and sometimes unsuitable housing is one that has plagued Canada’s First Nations for decades. It is a complex problem beset by environmental, logistical, infrastructure and governance challenges. It’s clear that innovative ideas and new ways of thinking must prevail
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Innovative professors and industry partners are helping prepare Canadian students for the mass timber construction revolution
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Construction our new 12,320 m2 factory in St. Thomas, Ontario, achieved some exciting milestones this month.
