Cadillac Fairview 160 Front Street: A Collaborative Effort Between Walters Inc. & RJC Engineers
Hybrid event
This conference is presented in hybrid mode. You have the choice to attend in person at ÉTS or online.
No registration required to attend in person at ÉTS
General information
This conference will be presented in English. Cette conférence sera présentée en anglais.
The content of the conference (PowerPoint) cannot be shared with participants after the conference.
Description of the conference
This iconic project on the northeast corner of Front and Simcoe Streets in downtown Toronto, Ontario was constructed utilizing approximately 9,500 tonnes of structural steel and 1.07M square feet of metal decking. This presentation will give you an overview of the project and provide insight into the benefits of the collaboration between RJC Engineers and Walters Inc to meet the clients vision and the structural requirements with an efficient and elegant design.
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Speakers for this event
As Chief Engineer Mark is the go-to engineering expert in the Engineering & Detailing department. As a technical leader in the field of steel connection design he leverages his expertise and passion for Steel Connection Design in support of Walters Engineering and Detailing and Sales Departments.
Andrew Voth is an associate structural engineer at RJC Engineers in Toronto specializing in design and performance of unique steel structures. He has gained local and international design experience working on a wide range of residential, retail, commercial, and entertainment structures including London’s 20 Fenchurch Street office building, Square One Shopping Centre South and West Expansions and the Canadian Museum for Human Rights in Winnipeg. In addition to delivering the over one-acre elevated pedestrian park and adjoining pedestrian bridge as a part of the CIBC Square project, he is currently leading the design of the Peter Gilgan Mississauga Hospital. Andrew received his doctorate from the University of Toronto with focus on the behavior and design of connections to round hollow structural sections. He is currently an associate member of CSA S16 Design and Construction of Steel Structures – Standards Development Technical Committee.
