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In this video, Building Knowledge Canada President Gord Cooke describes the construction techniques that make multi-family buildings better for everyone by ensuring that the party wall in multi-family dwellings is as airtight as an exterior wall.
It's time to announce our latest Air Tightness Champs! Congratulations to all the builders and their teams for their exceptional commitment to excellence. Well done, everyone!
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