The S-Pace 1628 project, designed by architecture firm 1628 Inc., and located a few steps from Lake Memphremagog in Magog, Quebec, was created to house the company’s offices, as well as serve as a...
Tag: Wood
The competition winning design of Ørestad Church in Copenhagen, Denmark, features a structure built in wood and wood shingles to ground the building in its forest surroundings, in hopes of evoking spirituality within worshippers.
Adaptive reuse of historic buildings has remained a consistent architectural trend over the past two decades and beyond, with open space being a centrepiece of the design as older factories and warehouses with open...
The Canadian Wood Council hosted a full-scale fire test at the Canadian Explosives Research Lab in Ottawa,
The Wii Gyemsiga Siwilaawksat student residence, by hcma architecture + design, has won the Canadian Wood Council Award,
Moisture management for tall wood buildings
(03/05/2022)
Mass timber structures are entering the discussion for many projects in North America, and increasingly for taller buildings.
Centennial College has begun construction on a mass-timber higher-education building, based on the Indigenous concept of “two-eyed seeing.”
George Brown College will transform Toronto’s skyline with construction of one of the first mass-timber institutional buildings in Ontario.
DIALOG officially files for patent of HTFS
(12/14/2021)
The HTFS combines cross-laminated timber panels with steel and concrete to build high-rise towers with a reduced carbon footprint.
New viewing deck at Nova Scotia attraction now open
(10/26/2021)
The new viewing deck at Peggy’s Cove is now open to the public, marking it as a key piece of the infrastructure improvement strategy focused on creating a safe and accessible visitor experience.
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