Construction
The importance of balcony interfaces
A balcony is not fully successful until it is installed safely, quickly, accurately, and without disrupting the critical path.
Allyship for women requires action
Meaningful change to encourage women in construction requires allies that actively support and challenge the status quo.
Diversity delivers better projects
The composition of any project team can dramatically change the way infrastructure is ultimately delivered.
Advancing mass timber projects
As mass timber construction continues to build momentum, critical lessons learned on jobsites are emerging to ensure success.
Complex challenges, confusion and uncertainty
The top three challenges in B.C. construction are securing new projects, declining margins, project approval and permitting times.
Digitalizing infrastructure delivery
The opportunity for digital transformation in construction is huge. Digital tools such as BIM and digital twins are game changers.
A showcase for mass timber housing
Innovative strategies are being used to deliver a new benchmark for mass timber construction on BCIT’s Burnaby campus.
The changing state of green buildings
The green building industry has made significant strides over the past two decades, but current market dynamics are presenting challenges.
How automation is reshaping the AEC industry
AEC firms are leveraging automation to streamline workflows, reduce risk, and free up their professionals to focus on higher-value work.
Safeguarding against digital threats
In 2025, cyber threats are more sophisticated than ever, and the construction industry should have a strong cybersecurity strategy.
Building a greener future
Innovations in the use of specialized admixtures are giving builders a more sustainable concrete material for structures.
B.C. industry expects budget disappointment
British Columbia Construction Association president Chris Atchison said the construction industry should be prepared to be disappointed.
Construction industry condemns U.S. tariffs
Canada’s construction industry and business groups are condemning the punitive tariffs imposed by the USA on Canadian goods.
Innovation and efficiency in construction
There are significant opportunities for Canada’s construction sector, especially for those that embrace innovation and efficiency.
Improving first aid for safer jobsites
As of November 1, 2024, the amendments to WorkSafeBC’s Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) Regulations are now in place.
Building a sustainable future for Canada
Canada has set a bold goal of reaching net zero emissions by 2050 but are we on track to meet these goals.
Hybrid timber construction to meet housing demand
By mixing light wood frame solutions with mass timber, project owners are successfully delivering high-performance buildings in shorter timelines.























