Design Victoria - May 10-14, 2023
Join us as we participate in the Design Victoria Festival, a weekend celebrating excellence in design across many disciplines. Cascadia Architects are hosting a bike tour among many other events.
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55th Annual Canadian Architect Awards of Excellence Jury Comments
Best Private House, the shortlist: Wallpaper* Design Awards 2023
Cascadia Architects Proudly Promotes New Associates, Associate Intern Architect
2022 Canadian Architect Award Winners Announced
CASCADIA ARCHITECTS Wins BIG at the 2022 Capital Region Commercial Building Awards!
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Congratulations dk Architecture: 2022 Indigenous Business Award Recipient
Bilbao's Guggenheim Museum Celebrates 25th Anniversary
Seaside Magazine Features CA. 15
Remembering an architectural trailblazer: Blanche Lemco van Ginkel
Behind The Scenes: Philosophy MD Photoshoot
National Day of Truth & Reconciliation
On this 2nd Annual National Day of Truth & Reconciliation, we learn about more ways to listen and participate in educating ourselves.
Project Update: Queenswood Daycare
Cascadia Architects has continued to work toward bringing this project to life, and is has now shifted to demo-phase. This brings the 2024 opening of a new, larger daycare closer to fruition.
Designed to Last: 10 of the world's most ingenious buildings
BBC Culture's Designed to Last, features 10 of the most ingenious – and inspiring – spaces discussed in Ruth Lang's new book—Building for Change: The Architecture of Creative Reuse.
Why Work With An Architect?
Ever wondered why it's important to choose the right architectural team for your next project? We're sharing a thoughtfully-written blog our friends over at NZ Builders recently posted.
Pikku-Finlandia: Architecture Gone Green
Pikku-Finlandia (or Little Finlandia) is a temporary venue (designed by student) hosting large events in the Finnish capital, Helsinki, while the city’s Finlandia Hall is closed for refurbishment.
UBC Applied Science X Design: Turning Skyscrapers Into Trees
After years of research, a wood scientist, a mechanical engineer, and a chemical engineer have invented a new way to protect cities from climate change: turning buildings into giant trees.
Dispatch from Denmark: Community Spaces Part Four (Conclusion)
Tall Trees New Mental Health Clinic Showcases Local Artist Luke Ramsey's Work
Dispatch From Denmark: Community Spaces Part Three
This third instalment from our Dispatch from Denmark series by Manon Damon looks at public spaces that create community alongside Jan Gehl's second principle: making walking a priority.
Why We've Invested In Using Full-Scale Mock-Ups
The Cascadia Architect team often learns the most when we're not at our desk, or dealing with current projects. We use valuable off-site field-trips as a way to source new ideas and tools.
Dispatch From Denmark: Community Spaces Part Two
Art History student, Manon Damant's exploration in the world of community spaces continues with a comparison between the Fort Common and Copenhagen's Torvehallerne Market's use of enclosure.
Dispatch From Denmark: Public Spaces That Foster Community
A comparison between Victoria's Fort Common and the Torvehallerne public market in Copenhagen, under the lens of Jan Gehl's three principles of design.
Event News: Cascadia Architects speaking at PechaKucha 20 X 20 on June 9th
The Redfern: Development Underway
Toronto’s Changing Urban Vista
This article looks at how the concrete-jungle of downtown Toronto is looking to go green.
World's Tallest Passive House Coming to Vancouver BC
CURV, the new 60-floor Passive House designed building is moving ahead toward the next steps of construction. It is set to be the most energy-efficient structure of its type ever built.
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