Located in the Laurentians’ mountainous countryside, in the province of Québec, Workshop on a Cliff is a minimalist wood structure, covering more than 464.5 m² (5000 sf) and housing two superimposed garages, a workshop, a large creative room, and a mezzanine.

First, it is the smell that lures you in. Once inside a Lush store, you are struck by the contrast of the natural and neutral tones of the ceramic Mosa tiles against the rainbow colours of Lush’s natural product range.

New techniques and products for drainage, ventilation, and attachment are changing the rules for an age-old construction method: masonry. Building with Masonry is a four-part e-book covering adhered masonry walls, stacked stone, energy code compliance, and rebuilding aging masonry.

The Lake St. Martin First Nation community that was affected by severe flooding in 2011 is being rebuilt. Recently, 190 homes were completed at a cost of $49.5 million, shared equally between Canada and the Province of Manitoba.

Utilizing insulated concrete forms (ICFs) in a basement application provides a structurally superior and resilient foundation that delivers better insulation and is more energy efficient than traditional construction methods.