VIA Architecture is now known as VIA – A Perkins Eastman Studio after merging with New York based Perkins Eastman.

The province of British Columbia and the University of Victoria are building new learning facilities to support growing demand in engineering and computer science.

Winners and nominees of the Wood WORKS! BC 2020 Wood Design Awards were recognized virtually for excellence in wood design and construction.

Stantec has established a centre of excellence to provide sustainable, climate smart, and equitable infrastructure design services.

Working with the furniture distributor, NUA Office, Colonnade BridgePort has developed a primer to help companies welcome back their workforces and acclimatize to new levels of awareness and concern about healthy indoor environments.

Arno Matis Architecture and Rafii Architects along with Studio Munge are the design team for a mixed-use development project in Richmond.

The Century Gardens urban park in Calgary is reopened after an extensive 12 year redevelopment that added two new pavilion buildings and more.

The Tally Climate Action Tool will provide open, real-time access to material and product information to choose low-carbon material options.

An education fund for Indigenous students residing in B.C. has been established by a group of consulting firms, engineers and architects.

Dialog has announced the appointment of four new partners to share in the leadership of its 600-person, growing practice.

The Royal Architectural Institute of Canada (RAIC) is accepting submissions for the 2022 RAIC International Prize. Deadline is December 3, 2021

BDP Quadrangle principal Sheldon Levitt is retiring as of June 30, 2021, and will transition to the role of principal emeritus.

Designed by JIM Architecture, the intent for the Surrey park washroom was to create a playful, durable, safe facility.

B+H Architects announces the recent additions of Macquinn Victoria and Soheil Khosravi Kermani, two senior residential design experts.

Herman Miller will acquire Knoll for $1.8 billion. The transaction of both furnishing leaders is expected to close by the end of 2021.

City of New Westminster has broken ground on the new aquatics and community centre, which is set to be Canada’s first zero carbon-certified.

Movala, a beachside condo community project being developed by Stober Group in Kelowna, has been given final approvals from the city.