Why should architects understand and care about carbon and LCA?
Yes, we know. We have been talking a lot about carbon. Not only here, but everywhere people seem to be discussing...
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Yes, we know. We have been talking a lot about carbon. Not only here, but everywhere people seem to be discussing...
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Many of our childhood experiences take place in school. Whether these memories are good or bad, most children and teenagers...
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All levels of government in British Columbia are leading by example, showcasing what’s possible with wood construction and demonstrating the...
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Industrial buildings are among the best examples of Louis Sullivan‘s famous phrase “form follows function.” Generally, they are functional, efficient buildings,...
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In small towns and remote communities throughout British Columbia, local residents are using sustainably harvested BC wood to build arts,...
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The first Shikinen Sengu was held in the year 690, in the city of Ise, Mie Prefecture, Japan. It consists of...
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Research begins to show the biophilic benefits of wood Built over twenty years ago, the Forest Sciences Centre at the...
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How incorporating timber into buildings supports BC communities in the face of natural disasters Resilient and ready | When the...
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Wood is a natural choice for constructing indoor swimming pools and ice arenas. An effective insulator with a warm aesthetic,...
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How BC’s timber construction sector and better building design is supporting a shift toward a circular economy. British Columbia’s construction...
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Why wood is the natural choice for HCMA Architecture + Design Darryl Condon and his firm, HCMA Architecture + Design,...
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For some, it may be terrifying to think that we inhabit a sphere orbiting the Sun, whose core has temperatures...
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