New York Times science journalist Emily Anthes, author of The Great Indoors, has spent a lot of time thinking about... more

Because of the Indian Act, Indigenous communities have been blocked from accessing capital markets, which means they haven’t been able... more

NIMBY. It’s a cursed acronym that can send chills down an urban planner's spine and jettison approved building permits into... more

Mushroom bricks sound like something straight out of science fiction or an 80’s arcade game featuring an intrepid pair of... more

Urban planning is a constant negotiation between the bold dreams of the built environment and the delicate balance of the... more

Wood isn’t what it used to be. Virgin lumber is generally less dense and grown faster than wood that was... more

Buildings from around the world represent the culture they were built in. From gothic cathedrals in Europe to glittering glassy... more

If you head downtown in any major Canadian city you will see a lot of construction, and it is mostly... more

Human nature makes the future a scary place. Scientists had predicted pandemics for decades, but the Covid-19 pandemic still felt... more

If job sites can be hostile environments for women and nonbinary people, how do we get them into construction in... more