The buildings around us—homes, offices, schools, and the infrastructure that connects them—are responsible for nearly  40% of global carbon emissions . That makes the construction sector one of the most important players in the race to reach  Net Zero by 2050 . The challenge is massive: we must build millions of new structures to accommodate population growth  and  retrofit the ones we already have, all while dramatically cutting both operational and embodied carbon.  But the

The housing crisis is a pressing issue affecting individuals and families across the globe. As home prices soar and the availability of...

Most architects and interior designers have become cautiously curious about how AI can benefit our work. It's a valid question in which...

Passive Building Design is a design technique to achieve very low energy demand for space heating and cooling. The buildings walls,...

As the demand for more sustainable multi-family developments increases, so does the opportunity to re-think our energy sources and how we...

Solar power has become increasingly more popular as research and development in renewable energy advances. In fact, some manufacturers...

Ontario’s new Bill23, otherwise known as the Build More Homes Faster Act has caught our attention. Many of the issues we have today...

Housing is a basic human need, but the lack of affordable housing to buy or rent is fueling a national crisis. We can start by admitting...

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As others in the design industry may know, sometimes the spark for creativity can take a bit longer to engage. Here are some tips and...

During our youthful school days, many of us found group work to be problematic and challenging due to diverse personalities. However,...