Welcome to ‘Expanding the Possible’ where we explore how engineering is advancing the built environment. From innovations in building systems to the Internet of Things, from digital services connecting the modern workplace to combating the impact of climate change … this podcast from HH Angus delves into exciting developments in today’s – and tomorrow’s - building infrastructure.
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Welcome to ‘Expanding the Possible’ where we explore how engineering is advancing the built environment. From innovations in building systems to the Internet of Things, from digital services connecting the modern workplace to combating the impact of climate change … this podcast from HH Angus delves into exciting developments in today’s – and tomorrow’s - building infrastructure.
www.hhangus.com
According to the Canada Green Building Council, the building sector is Canada's third largest emitter of greenhouse gases. The impact of climate change on our communities and the planet is very real, and sustainable engineering is one of the ways engineers can make a difference - by designing buildings and energy systems that contribute to reducing greenhouse gas emissions. On this episode of Expanding the Possible, Nick Stark, Philip Schuyler and Mike Hassaballa of HH Angus discuss decarbonization of the built environment.
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Expanding the Possible
Welcome to ‘Expanding the Possible’ where we explore how engineering is advancing the built environment. From innovations in building systems to the Internet of Things, from digital services connecting the modern workplace to combating the impact of climate change … this podcast from HH Angus delves into exciting developments in today’s – and tomorrow’s - building infrastructure.
www.hhangus.com
