Kelowna city council has approved Water Street by the Park, a three-tower development that includes 650 homes and retail and restaurant space.

Flooring America/Flooring Canada identify its 2021 Style Watch, a “floorcast” of this year’s top 10 most distinctive flooring trends.

The winning effort will be incorporated into a planned year of active messaging on the theme that energy efficiency is the foremost step in reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

Stantec pledges to carbon neutrality by 2022 as a first step in achieving net-zero operations by 2030 across its entire global footprint.

OverActive Media and design firm Populous are building the first new sports or entertainment venue in Toronto since BMO Field in 2007. Plans also include a hotel complex.

The School of Architecture, Planning and Landscape (SAPL) at the University of Calgary reveal winners of CBDX: CITIES FOR ALL competition.

For workers seeking relief from media over-saturation and cramped living environments, the workplace can function as a retreat from the overstimulation of daily life.

Volvo Cars Canada and the Interior Design Show Toronto have revealed the shortlist finalists for the New Garage sustainable design challenge.

A mix of residential and commercial space will take shape in a 19th-century heritage building designed by former Toronto mayor Joseph Sheard.

The National Kitchen & Bath Association (NKBA) announced its 2021 Design + Industry Award winners, recognizing excellence in design.

Susan Speigel is the new president of the Ontario Association of Architects, the regulatory body for the province’s architecture profession.

The Ottawa Public Library joint facility project is receiving $34.5-million from the federal government to achieve net-zero carbon goals. 

Johnston Davidson Architecture has been selected as the design team for West Kelowna's first city hall/library building.

The Interior Designers Institute of B.C. (IDIBC) created the Fellow Awards to recognize the outstanding contributions of members.

Henriquez Partners Architects have announced three new associates at the firm: Agnes Lapointe, Mackenzie Nixon, and Elena Vakhrameeva.

Two iconic Vancouver towers have been named Best Tall Building winners by the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat.

Pôle culturel de Chambly took top honours for a commercial project incorporating a variety of hardscape products, with the city recognized as both the contractor and designer.