Twente Additive Manufacturing (TAM) announces that their Fibonacci House, Canada s First 3D Printed Home, which is also the world s very first Airbnb listed 3D Printed Concrete Tiny Home, is now available for vacation rental.
Ambitious, yet humble, the house showcases the advantages that the 3D Concrete Printing Technology has to offer; free form design with curved walls that gives the house the fluid outline combined with the robust structure that enables the home to be completely sound and climate proof, easy to maintain and clean.
The Fibonacci House was printed using a concrete printer designed and sold by Twente Additive Manufacturing, a construction-technology company. The Dutch start-up was founded in 2018 by its core technical team coming from the automation and wind energy industry. With subsidiaries in Canada, Germany and soon Dubai, Twente quickly took a leading role in the global 3D Concrete Printing (3DCP) development; today it is recognized as one of the five most inf
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by CBT on Tuesday Apr 06 2021 Lisa Norris, Vice-President of the Procter Community Society, says the Society and community benefit directly from the restoration of the Procter Village Café in the century-old Procter Schoolhouse. Submitted photos
At the Procter Village Café, the swirly cinnamon buns are topped with sweet, gooey icing and are in very high demand.
When the café opened in August 2020, almost two years after Procter’s previous bakery had shut down, the excitement was immediate, with a socially distanced lineup stretching outside.
Lisa Norris says, “The cinnamon bun craziness it was insane!”
Norris is Vice-President of the Procter Community Society, which spearheaded the effort to bring a bakery back to the community.
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March 6, 2021
By Eddie Petryshen
Op-ed commentary
The numbers are staggering; 500 square kilometres of old growth forests are logged every year in B.C. Many of these forests in places like the Coastal or Inland Temperate Rainforests are irreplaceable because they have taken hundreds, if not thousands of years to develop.
Job numbers are equally staggering; 47,000 forestry jobs were lost between 2000 and 2019 in B.C. B.C.’s forest service lost a quarter of its workforce after allowing the industry to police itself under the Forest and Range Practices Act and the professional reliance model.
Today, less than three percent of productive old growth forests exist. And most of those old forests are slated to be logged in the near future.