Join the CSC Hamilton-Niagara Chapter for a unique technical seminar featuring international conservation engineer Dr. David ...

See how the free designs give homeowners a head start on the design process and make it easier to add housing density.

The development at 88 Isabella St promises to deliver 500 residences in close proximity to Lines 1 and 2 of the TTC.

The new Parc Marie-Victorin museum draws on the idea of excavation. See how the design uses thermal mass to stabilize indoor ...

The first article in this series explored the acoustical challenges associated with mass timber construction as building codes continue to enable more ambitious timber buildings across Canada. This ...

Canada’s approach to accessibility has been transforming over the years. Beyond compliance, the emphasis is shifting toward function and adaptability, or in more familiar terms, “empowerment and ...

Changes in the National Building Code (NBC) in 2020 laid the foundation for the rise of taller timber buildings, and the market has responded. According to a Natural Resources Canada (NRC) 2021 report ...

Sustainability is no longer just a values statement. It is a business strategy. According to the 2025 CEO Study from the United Nations Global Compact and Accenture, which surveyed nearly 2,000 chief ...

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Concord CityPlace is a former Toronto railway site into a mixed-use residential neighbourhood that features retail, public green spaces, schools, and high-rise condos/apartments. Photo courtesy ...

The evolution of soundproofing standards within the National Building Code of Canada (NBC) offers a fascinating journey through nearly eight decades of architectural and acoustic advancements.