The stunning new visitor centre at VanDusen Botanical Gardens has set a new benchmark for sustainable design and conservation.

Many people think of concrete as a durable, long-lasting material; however, the past 40 years has shown it might be otherwise.

Renovations can often make a building more energy-efficient; however, they can also exacerbate indoor health risks.

In Ontario, it is unclear which statutory warranty period applies to the occurrence of falling glass given the lack of specific case law and Tarion direction.

The new Surrey City Centre Library is not only a striking architectural landmark; it serves as a civic anchor for the city’s changing downtown core.

In recent years, environmental regulations, new innovations and higher energy costs have raised the bar on green buildings and provided economic incentives ...

More and more, players in construction are turning to alternative dispute resolution processes such as arbitration and mediation in an effort to reduce the cost and delay associated with litigation.

Brownfield sites have risen and fallen out of favour with the economic tides. Today, brownfield development is more consistent due, in part, to the demand in residential and commercial developments.

Surety bonds are a valuable tool in mitigating and managing the risk inherent in construction projects.

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