Design Quarterly

Human Space is tackling the challenge of addressing accessibility of heritage buildings while preserving historical integrity.

DIALOG has filed a patent for its Hybrid Timber Floor System. Once approved, the system could lead to mass timber structural solutions.

Three Vancouver projects were honoured at the 22nd Annual Brownie Awards, which provide recognition and celebration of brownfield projects.

WorldGBC has announced an update to the Net Zero Carbon Buildings Commitment, expanding its scope to include embodied carbon emissions.

The Canadian Urban (CUI) Institute has released two reports that highlight the best of local innovation in Calgary and Edmonton.

Wetstyle has received Good Design awards for its Mood bathtub, Stellé Vanity collection, and Feel shower base collections.

This North Vancouver home by Michael Green Architecture (MGA) combines character and heritage with the sustainability needs of the future.

The pandemic has shifted consumer behaviours toward interior design, with many wanting comfort and security in the home.

Sea Change is an interactive light-based public artwork in a bus exchange transit tunnel that celebrates a connection to the waterfront.

Pinnacle International's new 95-storey condo will be the tallest in Canada. Designed by Hariri Pontarini Architects, the SkyTower will rise 313 metres.

Interior lighting can transform a space. With continuous redesigns and developments in lighting technology, trends continue to flourish.

When designing a workplace, it’s important to consider all aspects of ergonomics, productivity and accessibility.