New materials and technologies will replace the existing glass yet retain the classic design aesthetic the roof is famous for.

The City of Edmonton has awarded the contract for the Warehouse Park project to a team of internationally recognized Canadian companies.

The Stantec-designed patient tower will define the northern edge of the Queensway campus, with the primary hospital building clearly visible from the north and northwest entrances.

The Terminus at District 56 commercial building in Langford, B.C. features the first buckling-restrained braces housed within a timber frame.

Cheam Leisure Centre in Chilliwack has achieved a Rick Hansen Foundation Accessibility Certified Gold rating under the RHFAC program.

Three newly named members of the Order of Canada have been recognized for their exemplary contribution to the preservation and rejuvenation of heritage buildings.

Matthieu Grady has joined HDR as design principal in the Vancouver studio. He brings more than 21 years of experience to the role.

Gregory MacNeil has been appointed RAIC vice president of practice. MacNeil will serve as a key member of the senior leadership team.

City of Vancouver announced it has received certification for a new seven-storey Passive House project that is the tallest in the province.

A new climate action plan at the University of British Columbia aims to accelerate emissions reductions and achieve net-zero emissions by 2035—15 years ahead of

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.

CSA Group promises to hasten turnaround times for getting lighting products into the marketplace through centralized offering of testing, inspection and certification services,

Acton Ostry Architects (AOA) announces new partners and an expanded leadership team for the Vancouver-based practice.

The Indigenous People’s Experience at Fort Edmonton Park has been recognized with a Thea Award for Outstanding Achievement.

The new Cowichan Secondary School is one step closer to reality with the selection of the successful proponent in the design-build process.