Background on reuse Resources Projects Sources of reused steel Structural Steel Stream
The aim of this web site is to inform the construction industry about opportunities for using steel in an environmentally responsible ways. In particular, the aim is to facilitate a web-based exchange of reusable steel construction components, and to provide information that will help break down barriers leading to greater reuse of steel.The development of this web site was funded by the Enhanced Recycling Component of the Government of Canada Action Plan 2000 on Climate Change, Minerals and Metals Program (managed by the Minerals and Metals Sector, Natural Resources Canada), and by the Canadian Institute for Steel Construction (CISC). The project was carried out by the Department of Architectural Science at Ryerson University with assistance from the Canadian Institute for Steel Construction.The members of the steering committee were as follows:David MacKinnon – Canadian Institute for Steel ConstructionSylvie Boulanger – Canadian Institute for Steel ConstructionSusan Wuycik – Spec-Sec FabricatorsMatt Humphries – Halsall EngineeringTony De Fina – Russel MetalsKen De Souza – Dofasco SteelRyan Priestly – Priestly Demolition Vera Straka, – Ryerson University, Architectural ScienceJordan Edmonds – Ryerson University, Architectural ScienceMark Gorgolewski – Ryerson University, Architectural Science
The final report and summary for the project:
FACILITATING GREATER REUSE AND RECYCLING OF STRUCTURAL STEEL IN THE CONSTRUCTION AND DEMOLITION PROCESS
can be downloaded below:
Full Report
Executive Summary