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Robinson all set for Foyle Hospice Ladies Walk in support of care home that gave comfort and support to her father in his final days

In 2020, I led a studio at the University of Toronto’s John H. Daniels Faculty of Architecture, Landscape and Design that asked: How can we halve the carbon emissions of buildings over the next decade? Our collective research focused on strategies for benchmarking and reducing embodied carbon, using a series of real-life Toronto multi-unit residential […]

The iconic Foyle Hospice Female Walk/Run is back having missed out the last two years due to the Covid-19 pandemic. The annual event has been held virtually for...

The Foyle Hospice Female Walk/Run is back!

DEEP BLUE SEQUEL Are the Sonic the Hedgehog movies great? No. They're perfectly acceptable middling family entertainment with a few laughs. Still, compared to video...

After one year on hiatus (2020), and another taking place virtually (2021), Eastern Washington University's regional literary festival is finally back in original form. The...

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Boulder Community Health’s West Medical Building, with its hybrid vacuum-insulated glass installation and two inches of continuous rigid insulation, and the Lubber Run Community Center, Arlington, Va., with its "thermomass" insulated concrete walls, are among 14 projects to be recognized by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) for their high-performance building envelope design. 

An interview with Vancouver architect Michael Green about his latest design projects and Greenpeace collaboration.

When Katerra was preparing to build its massive timber factory in Spokane Valley in 2017, the company bragged that using tech-company-style vertical integration would improve...