Hastings company Kanuka Engineered Wood Products is set to have a major part in the Canterbury rebuild, with the University of Canterbury opting for engineered [ More ] [ Read More ]
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Earthquakes can happen anywhere any time, so the idea that “We are not on an Earthquake Zone” is incorrect. [ More ] [ Read More ]
The EXPAN building on the University of Canterbury campus has endured not only dozens of simulated earthquakes in the lab, but three significant quakes and the over seven thousand aftershocks that have since rocked the city of Christchurch.
When 23 December [ More ] [ Read More ]
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Massey University’s new Wellington College of Creative Arts building, which is designed to handle earthquakes by springing back [ More ] [ Read More ]
Cantabrians are being urged to consider the benefits of timber for the rebuild of Christchurch.
NZ Wood – the promotional arm of the Wood Council of New Zealand – is launching a campaign to encourage the use of structural timber [ More ] [ Read More ]
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