The $134-million project is the first project funded through the Green Construction through Wood (GCWood) program.

Three projects have been shortlisted for the 2019 RAIC International Prize for socially transformative architecture including one by a Canadian firm.

The new St. Paul’s Hospital is one step closer to starting construction, with the issuing of a Request for Qualifications (RFQ).

Everyone Everywhere campaign to improve accessibility for Canadians of all abilities whenever they work, live, and play.

Calgary Municipal Land Corporation (CMLC) and Calgary Stampede has selected three architectural firms to lead the expansion of the BMO Centre.

The call for submissions for the 2019 Architectural Awards Program is now open. The Architecture Foundation of B.C. will be hosting the awards program.

Eight projects and individuals are receiving 2019 RAIC Awards of Excellence. The awards will be presented at the RAIC Festival of Architecture in Toronto.

Capilano University has announced plans to open a new satellite campus in the North Vancouver community of Lower Lonsdale this September.

The Architectural Institute of British Columbia (AIBC) and the Architecture Foundation of British Columbia (AFBC) have signed a Memorandum of Agreement.

A universally accessible playground in Unwin Park in the City of Surrey is set to start construction this summer. It will be the largest in the city.

Cornelia Hahn Oberlander has become the first Canadian to be named as a Distinguished Member of the International Honor Society of Landscape Architecture.

The $126 million Simon Fraser University (SFU) Sustainable Energy and Environmental Engineering Program (SE3P) building was officially opened this April.

Cascadia Windows & Doors has launched the world’s first fiberglass-framed window wall system called the Universal Series Window Wall.

Diamond Schmitt Architects wins a SCUP Excellence in Architecture Award for Lazaridis Hall at Wilfrid Laurier University in Waterloo, Ont.

A modest increase in U.S. ceramic tile exports last year, largely going to Canada, did little to make up for the loss of market share at home.

Two major B.C. projects will be required to use engineered wood as the provincial government moves to help revive the forest industry.

The former Maclean Publishing Company/Maclean-Hunter Building is believed to be North America's tallest architectural heritage retention development.