Master of architecture students at Laurentian University have partnered with Independent Living Sudbury Manitoulin (ILSM) on an innovative project to design a fully accessible residential building.
Tag: Accessibility
The Ontario government has recently completed the expansion of the Brampton courthouse, considered one of the busiest courthouses in the province.
Adaptable design involves adjustable elements that can be conveniently removed, replaced, or added to adapt a unit to the individual needs of persons, as each person will have different types or degrees of disabilities....
Nova Scotia is looking for feedback from residents on the proposed built environment accessibility standard. The proposed standard focuses on new construction and major renovations.
A project at the iconic Peggy’s Cove, Nova Scotia, has added infrastructural improvements to the area centered around the theme of respect, with the aim of enhancing visitor experience.
The Portage Place Shopping Centre in downtown Winnipeg will be redeveloped into a $500-million diverse three-part campus, connecting a healthcare centre, housing, retail, neighbourhood services, and urban green spaces.
BMO’s new workspace opens in Toronto’s Eaton Centre
(04/05/2023)
Recently opened, BMO Place is a 32,516-m2 (350,000-sf) workspace for the Bank of Montreal (BMO) within Toronto’s Eaton Centre at Yonge-Dundas Square. The workplace has repurposed a former Sears office into a transformative space with...
The Government of Canada has committed an investment of more than $2.3 million towards the Skills Centre Eco-Renovation Project in the city of Trail, British Columbia.
CN Tower recently received the highest certification from the Rick Hansen Foundation for its years’ worth of retrofitting and renovation efforts to make the landmark accessible for everyone.
The Scarborough Subway Extension Stations, Rail and Systems (SRS) project in Greater Toronto will extend the Toronto Transit Commission (TTC)’s Line 2 subway service, replace the existing Line 3, connect to Line 5, GO...
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