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Architecting resilience

How incorporating timber into buildings supports BC communities in the face of natural disasters RESILIENT

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There is Life After Demolition: mass timber, circularity and designing for deconstruction

The first Shikinen Sengu was held in the year 690, in the city of Ise, Mie

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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

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Mass timber’s mass appeal

A rising number of municipalities, in all corners of the province, are turning to innovative

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Is It Time To Start Thinking About Wooden Industrial Buildings?

Industrial buildings are among the best examples of Louis Sullivan‘s famous phrase “form follows function.” Generally,

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Why Wood is an Effective Material for Schools

Many of our childhood experiences take place in school. Whether these memories are good or

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New school thinking

What is the future of school design in a rapidly changing world? Southern Okanagan Secondary

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Building civic pride with wood

All levels of government in British Columbia are leading by example, showcasing what’s possible with

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Building community with BC wood

In small towns and remote communities throughout British Columbia, local residents are using sustainably harvested

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Wellness benefits with wood

Research begins to show the biophilic benefits of wood Built over twenty years ago, the

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Wood is a strong performer in pools and ice arenas

Wood is a natural choice for constructing indoor swimming pools and ice arenas. An effective

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Strong roots

Why wood is the natural choice for HCMA Architecture + Design Darryl Condon and his

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