Paving the way to sustainability: upcycling plastic into pavement
Discover how Last20, a pioneering Canadian start-up, is revolutionizing the battle against plastic pollution by transforming low-density polyethylene (LDPE) into sustainable pavement.
City of Canvas
Explore the dynamic relationship between public art, architecture, and urban planning in Canadian communities and urban centres like Vancouver. There is an intersection between builders, architects and engineers and art.
Revolutionizing construction and supporting global net zero targets
Mass timber is at the forefront of sustainable construction, revolutionizing the way we build our cities while supporting global net zero targets. Through sustainable forestry practices, carbon sequestration capabilities, and energy-efficient construction methods, mass timber is paving the way for a greener, more sustainable, and more resilient future.
ISO 19650: Potential for Transformation of Information Management in the Canadian Construction Industry
Unlocking Construction Efficiency: ISO 19650's Impact on Canadian Industry. Streamlined processes, improved outcomes.
Sharing the AEC Industry with Our Youngest Learners
Discover the importance of early career exploration and the skilled trades in Canada and learn about the benefits of hands-on learning, diverse picture books, and multidisciplinary STEAM resources. Join the movement to redefine "good jobs" and bridge the gap between education and the world of work.
Sponge Cities and Nature-Based Solutions
Sponge cities could be the green answer to flooding - It’s time we move beyond concrete interventions and instead look increasingly to nature for solutions to climate-related challenges.
Building Community Benefits in Construction for Good
Discover the power of social procurement in shaping inclusive, vibrant, and healthy communities and explore how construction projects can implement social procurement goals through Community Benefit Agreements (CBA).
Embracing sustainable building practices
The global shift towards achieving net-zero emissions has led to an increasing interest in sustainable building practices among architects, designers, builders, and property owners. Integrating concepts such as local vernacular architecture, the 100-kilometer home concept, and Life Cycle Assessments into the design process can help to reduce the environmental impact of construction and transportation.