Design Quarterly

The Royal Architectural Institute of Canada has created a new insurance program designed for architects, available starting October 1 for RAIC members only.

LAMP has announced its top 10 lighting finalists in three categories for 2018, chosen from over 142 submissions worldwide.

The Forks, Winnipeg’s foremost destination, has won the Legacy Project Award (2018) from the Canadian Society of Landscape Architects (CSLA).

Cascadia Windows is the winner of the 2018 CaGBC Green Building Product of the Year Award for their Universal Series product line.

Studio TK has entered into a new product partnership with Artifort to manufacture and distribute select Artifort furnishings in North America.

A LiFi solution was recognized as being among the best and brightest new lighting products in the past year at LIGHTFAIR® International last week.

Creating a sanctuary in the home is about combining elements of shape and texture, establish a focal point and use of soft colours.

Lighting trends are constantly changing. integrated LED lighting has come a long way and will offer well-lit and environmentally friendly space for clients.

For Decidedly Jazz Danceworks’ (DJD) new space, design firm Dialog was challenged to take the spirit of jazz and translate it into the design realm.

Passive House, a voluntary standard for achieving extremely energy-efficient buildings, appears to be poised for wider uptake in institutional projects.

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

Construction has started on One Water Street, featuring what will be the two tallest towers in Kelowna, standing at 36 and 29 storeys high.