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Blaine Jansen C.Tech. ASSOCIATE Entuitive | Simplifying the Complex Blaine Jansen C.Tech. ASSOCIATE Blaine is passionate about the betterment of the built-environment through the use of emerging technologies and is a leader in integrating technology into Entuitive’s operation. His contribution to Building Performance is based on over 16 years of hands-on experience in the consulting engineering industry. Blaine has been involved in the design and construction of a wide range of projects, from structural assessments to complex, large-scale buildings – covering the healthcare, hospitality, justice, municipal, educational, residential, sports and recreation, commercial, retail, cultural, and transportation sectors. USING TECHNOLOGY TO CREATE 3D “ Active in the building design technology community, Blaine contributes MODELS IS ONLY HALF OF THE STORY as industry advisor to the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology, – THE EMBEDDED INFORMATION IS promotes BIM as a member of the Calgary BIM Community users WHERE THE REAL VALUE LIES. OUR group, and has presented on BIM at Autodesk University. ABILITY TO CREATE, MANAGE AND MOVE THAT INFORMATION AROUND While immersed in technology, Blaine is equally dedicated to working ALLOWS US TO CONTINUALLY with others in a team environment. He has forged strong industry DISCOVER NEW OPPORTUNITIES TO relationships and enjoys collaborating with all stakeholders to make ENHANCE BUILDING PERFORMANCE his projects successful. THAT WERE NOT EVEN ON OUR RADAR JUST A FEW YEARS AGO. ” Education Awards Engineering, Design and Drafting Engineering Award, CISC Alberta Awards, Calgary Courts Centre, 2009 Technology, Southern Alberta Institute of Technology Building of the Year Award, Alberta Construction Magazine, University of Calgary Information and Communication Technology Building, 2001 Memberships Association of Science and Engineering Award of Merit, Canadian Consulting Engineer Magazine, University of Calgary Technology Professionals of Alberta Information and Communication Technology Building, 2001 www.entuitive.com Blaine Jansen | 1 SELECTED RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Entuitive | Simplifying the Complex Commercial University of Calgary, MacKimmie Block and Tower Redevelopment, Calgary, Canada Hyatt Regency/TELUS Convention Centre*, Calgary, Canada University of Calgary, Taylor Institute for Teaching and Learning, Nortel Networks Westwinds Innovation Centre*, Calgary, Canada Calgary, Canada Old Bank of Montreal Building Renovation, Calgary, Canada Residential Stantec Centre*, Calgary, Canada Cornerstone Residential, Calgary, Canada Sunridge Professional Facility*, Calgary, Canada The Renaissance at North Hill*, Calgary, Canada Cultural Spiral House*, Calgary, Canada Banks of the Bow Sculpture*, Calgary, Canada Steps Bridgeland Residential, Calgary, Canada Bent Wire Sculpture*, Calgary, Canada Triwing Residence*, Calgary, Canada Half K Scribble*, Calgary, Canada University City Condominiums*, Calgary, Canada Lethbridge Community Arts Centre*, Lethbridge, Canada University of Calgary West Campus Residential, Calgary, Canada Mount Royal University Conservatory*, Calgary, Canada Upper West, Calgary, Canada National Music Centre*, Calgary, Canada Retail Redeemed Christian Faith – House of Praise, Calgary, Canada Calgary Eaton’s Centre and Toronto Dominion Square Revitalization*, St.Stephen’s Church Rennovation, Calgary, Canada Calgary, Canada Healthcare Holt Renfrew Flagship Store*, Calgary, Canada Bethany Red Deer Long Term Care Centre*, Red Deer, Canada Woody’s RV Flagship Store, Calgary, Canada Bethany Sylvan Lake Long Term Care Centre*, Sylvan Lake, Canada Sports and Recreation Colonel Belcher Carewest Facility*, Calgary, Canada Badlands Fieldhouse and Library*, Drumheller, Canada Foothills Medical Centre, Bud McCaig Tower*, Calgary, Canada Calgary Flames Community Arena Expansion*, Calgary, Canada Kainai Care Centre, Blood Tribe Reserve*, Standoff, Canada Enmax Centre Expansion*, Lethbridge, Canada Inuvik Regional Health and Social Services Centre*, Inuvik, Canada Meadows Recreation Centre and Library*, Edmonton, Canada New Alberta Children’s Hospital*, Calgary, Canada Nicholas Sheran Expansion*, Lethbridge, Canada Rotary Flames House*, Calgary, Canada Saddledome Annual Structural Condition Assessment and Renovation St. Michael’s Hospital*, Lethbridge, Canada Program*, Calgary, Canada Swift Current Long Term Care – Indicitive Design, Swift Current, Saddledome Flood Reconstruction Project, Calgary, Canada Canada Saddledome Underseat Changeroom Addition, Calgary, Canada Tom Baker Cancer Centre Phase II*, Calgary, Canada Shouldice Athletic Park Upgrades, Calgary, Canada Western Veterinary Cancer Centre*, Calgary, Canada Transportation Hospitality Calgary International Airport Expansion – International Facilities Calgary International Airport Hotel Project*, Calgary, Canada Project*, Calgary, Canada Fort McMurray Airport Hotel, Fort McMurray, Canada Calgary Transit Victoria Park Garage Hoist Pit and Slab Replacement*, Calgary, Canada Institutional Animal Bylaw Services Expansion*, Calgary, Canada *Project led by Blaine Jansen while employed at a previous firm Calgary Courts Centre*, Calgary, Canada Calgary Research and Development Association Building*, Calgary, Canada City of Calgary Community and Neighborhood Services Renovation*, Calgary, Canada City of Calgary Sarcee Operations Workplace Centre, Calgary, Canada Kainai Peacemaking Centre*, Standoff, Canada Lethbridge College, Trades and Technologies Renewal and Innovation Project (TTRIP), Lethbridge, Canada Schulich School of Engineering Phase II Expansion – Schematic Design*, Calgary, Canada University of Calgary, Calgary Centre for Innovative Technology (CCIT)*, Calgary, Canada University of Calgary, Health Research and Innovation Centre*, Calgary, Canada University of Calgary, ICT Building*, Calgary, Canada www.entuitive.com Blaine Jansen | 2.
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