b'BCBEC MESSAGEMessage fromthe PresidentCarolina Maloney, President, BCBEC B CBEC is pleased to present the 2022 Spring/Summer issue of Elements. This issue features great articles, including a profile on the tallest Passive House project in B.C., located at 825 Pacific Street in Vancouver, a guide to ZEBxs Net-Zero Energy-Ready Challenge Playbooks and changes to the Thermal Bridging Guide and how to use it.We owe the success of our magazine to our advertisers. My appreciation goes out to all the individuals that contributed to the magazine, and to the committee led by Kurtis Topping and Sara Hagos, for making Elements possible.With COVID-19 restrictions easing, our traditional monthly luncheons will once again be in-person events. BCBEC realizes the online platform used during the pandemic provided a great opportunity to reach our members province-wide. We hope to continue the option for our out-of-town members to join our luncheons online, while our Vancouver and Victoria members will once again be able to attend in person. This hybrid format will allow BCBEC to better serve our membershipstay tuned for further communication on this.Follow us onThe AGM and Conference will be scheduled for the fall of 2022 at the Twitter @ JW Marriott Parq hotel in Vancouver. BCBEC will provide updates as we BCBECCouncil approach this date.Join us onI hope you enjoy this issue, be safe and stay healthy. Please dont hesitate LinkedIN to reach out to me or any of the board members if you have any ques-tions about BCBEC.Thank you, Carolina Maloney, P.Eng., LEED AP PresidentHave an article, news or an event for BCBEC Elements? Contact our editorial board online at www.bcbec.com4 BCBEC ELEMENTSA BCBEC PUBLICATION'