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SMT and one of our long-term research affiliate, Oregon State University (OSU), have just published a paper on Moisture Monitoring Data...

SMT is currently part of the project in saving the long leaking Museum of Anthropology (MOA) at the University of British Columbia. ...

Photos: Roofers with a jack hammer and shovel clearing snow off an unfinished roof system. How are you clearing the Polar Vortex off...

We are back in the office with good memories from BUILDEX Vancouver 2019, which had just ended last Thursday! Being part of BUILDEX's...

Every year it happens. We know it will happen. Predictable. Studied. Documented. Water will come from the sky in the month of September...

Our V.P. of Business Development, Jason Teetaert, will be presenting with RCABC (Roofing Contractors Association of BC) at the CHES...

SMT will be proudly exhibiting at the ABAA 2018 Conference & Trade Show, which is going to take place next week May 8 - 9 in Salt Lake...

NHICE-01, the 1st International Conference on New Horizons in Green Civil Engineering, will take place at the University of Victoria,...

University of British Columbia's Brock Commons student residence is an innovative 18-storey hybrid wood structure that has won multiple awards and received international recognition as the world's tallest mass timber built building. SMT installed a total of 338 sensors throughout the building used to measure vertical compression of the wood super-structure as well as moisture content and temperature throughout the building. SMT, in conjunction with UBC ECE, has created a vi