When picturing a water treatment plant or a water resource recovery facility (WRRF), the typical mental image is that of an industrial complex designed primarily

Whether you are already familiar with him or not, prepare to be amazed at the man who was Friedrich Nietzsche. If you were to search

Lock-off suites aren’t new, but their use in multi-family developments across Metro Vancouver is moving from townhomes to apartments, offering homeowners flexibility and a possible

It’s no secret that virtual reality and augmented reality have long promised to revolutionize the building industry. We should be able to walk through a

Researchers and entrepreneurs are exploring new ways to keep retired blades out of landfills. Recyclable flooring panels. Material for large-scale 3D printing. A coating that

Building on the foundations of the New Urbanism movement, today’s architects are approaching suburban expansion as a tool for urban revitalization. Architizer’s Tech Directory is

The clothing company Aether’s retail store in San Francisco, part of the city’s Proxy development, is made out of three shipping containers. Millions — perhaps

Many North American cities have spent recent years debating the future look of their low-density residential side streets. In Vancouver, 2024 will likely be the

“What the Lower Sioux is doing is the most compelling and forward-thinking thing that’s happening in hempcrete today.” A Minnesota tribe is at the forefront

Has keyboard development turned a corner or gone round the bend? Whether the evolution of curved pianos will follow a similar trajectory remains to be

What is old is new again when it comes to Canada’s national housing policy. The federal government announced today it is reviving a previous housing

Architizer’s A+Product Awards has officially launched! Get your products in front of the AEC industry’s most renowned designers by submitting today. Environmental awareness has become

Transparent wood could soon make its way into touch screens, skyscraper windows, and car dashboards. Thirty years ago, a botanist in Germany had a simple

Picture the Pantheon in Rome. Considering that it was built in CE 128, it has held together remarkably well under the footsteps of hundreds of

Imagine if your windows were transparent solar panels? It would mean homes, offices and whole cities could use their windows to sustainably generate electricity from

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How to make space, the seasonality of searches, ChatGPT waxes poetic, and this language of “transforming” education has to stop. Plus a good laugh.  

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Jaime Schmid is a seasoned Senior Technologist with a passion for architectural drafting and design. With a strong academic foundation, Jaime holds degrees from ITT

 The conception of architecture, understood since modernity, emphasizes permanence. The durability of tectonic construction can be manifested in various ways. However, what does it mean

Cities and transport have always evolved together. In the 19th and early 20th centuries, railways and trams opened cities up to new kinds of urban

August 24, 2023. OTTAWA, ON. The Ukrainian Canadian Congress (UCC) warmly congratulates Her Excellency Natalka Cmoc on her appointment as Canada’s Ambassador to Ukraine. The

A forthcoming change to B.C.’s Building Code that will require all new homes to have at least one temperature-controlled room presents an important opportunity to

Fresh water is scarce in many parts of the world and must be obtained at great expense. Communities near the ocean can desalinate sea water

It will charge your car through wireless induction pads or a special electric rail. Read the full story here →

Japanese studio Shigeru Ban Architects and local studio AMBK have designed a cross-laminated timber expansion for Ukraine‘s largest hospital, which is located in Lviv. Designed to

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