Construction Canada survey: Future looks good, but does it look green?

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From Vancouver and beyond, design professionals participating in the first annual Construction Canada Salary Survey revealed their thoughts on the current—and future—state of the country's building industry.

A national survey conducted by Construction Canada suggests the next few years should be good ones for the country's building community.

CSC Hamilton/Niagara exploring architectural hardware

On May 19, the Hamilton/Niagara Chapter of CSC is presenting a lunchtime discussion on architectural hardware.

Make friends with CSC on Facebook

Here's something to "like"—CSC has increased its presence on Facebook.

CSC's Montréal conference joins the circus

This year's CSC Conference in Montréal is shaping up to be perhaps one of the best ever.

B.C. project wins AIA environmental award

The Vancouver Convention Centre was among the winning projects in this year's American Institute of Architects (AIA) Committee on the Environment (COTE) awards.

Canada's first green home with automated and monitored systems

A new house, built by Heathwood Homes in Richmond Hill, Ont., is being billed as the first green home in Canada to be evaluated for the effectiveness of its energy and water conservation features.

Vancouver architect firm among Canada's greenest employers

Vancouver-based Busby Perkins+Will Architect is one of this year's top 50 greenest employers in Canada, according to Mediacorp Canada, a Toronto-based publishing firm.

Cadillac Fairview to build four-tower project around Montréal's Bell Centre

Cadillac Fairview has announced plans to build a $1-billion mixed-use development of housing and office towers that will surround Montréal's Bell Centre area.