Industry News
Associations endorse integrated climate action
An integrated approach is needed for emissions reduction and adaptation to climate change practices, according to a Simon Fraser University (SFU) report.
B.C. releases CleanBC to achieve climate targets
The Government of British Columbia has released its CleanBC, developed as a pathway to achieve the province’s legislated climate targets.
YVR receives RHFAC Gold rating
Vancouver International Airport (YVR) has received the Accessibility Certified Gold rating, the first airport to receive the rating.
RAIC releases Indigenous Architecture report
RAIC has announced that the Highlights Report of the first International Indigenous Architecture and Design Symposium is now available for download.
CSLA ratifies commitment to climate adaptation
The Canadian Society of Landscape Architects (CSLA) ratifies commitment to climate adaption through IFLA's historic Global Accord.
New SFU Art Museum planned for Burnaby campus
Scheduled to complete in 2022, the SFU Art Museum will be a teaching museum, creating interdisciplinary learning and research opportunities.
Kalamalka Lake house renovation embraces nature
The Kalamalka Lake house renovation by BLDG Workshop embraces the site’s beautiful mature vegetation, creating a sense of place among the trees.
BSD advances Canadian specifications with Dialog
Building Systems Design (BSD), has partnered with design firm Dialog to produce content for SpecLink Cloud, a database-driven software for specifications.
Edmonton’s Stantec Tower topped off
Edmonton's Stantec Tower was topped-off in November, officially making it the tallest Canadian tower outside of Toronto at 251 metres.
Built Green partnership brings WERS to Canada
Built Green Canada has partnered with the Green Builder Coalition to bring performance-based water efficiency to Canada through WERS.
Canada and European Union sign MRA for architects
Canada and the European Union have signed a Mutual Recognition Agreement (MRA), giving architects opportunities to work across the Atlantic.
Competition for most energy-efficient design ideas
Designers, builders and developers are being challenged to make energy-efficient buildings more affordable for British Columbians.
AIBC recognizes outstanding dedication
Outstanding dedication to the architectural professional and community will be celebrated at AIBC’s 2018 Recognition Ceremony.
Calgary’s new Central Library opens its doors
Central Library is now open to the public in Calgary. The 240,000-square foot building is located in the East Village of the city.
Architect Concept App now available on desktop
A free tool for architects and designers, the Concept App for iPhone by structural engineering firm Fast + Epp, is now available on desktop.
B+H Architects partners with global consulting firm
B+H Architects is partnering with one of Asia's largest urban and infrastructure consulting firms, Surbana Jurong Private Limited.
Aga Khan officially opens garden in Edmonton
His Highness the Aga Khan officially opened the Aga Khan Garden this month in Edmonton at the University of Alberta Botanic Garden.
