2025 BC Modular Housing Summit
Do not miss out on the standardization of modular, efficient building processes! Discover how municipalities are embracing modular construction as a cornerstone of their communities at the 2025 BC Modular
Do not miss out on the standardization of modular, efficient building processes! Discover how municipalities are embracing modular construction as a cornerstone of their communities at the 2025 BC Modular
CASA will once again be offering a series of Live Virtual Educational Seminars in 2025. The seminars will review a series of Fire Sprinkler / Fire Protection related subjects in
The new Illustrated User’s Guide – NBC 2020: Part 9 of Division B, Housing and Small Buildings is now available. The guide is designed to assist builders and designers in
The Province has updated the Ministerial Order adopting the 2024 edition of the British Columbia Building Code. A news release announcing the amendment is available on BC Gov News. The
Standardized Housing Designs The Province has commissioned standardized, customizable residential designs and a companion catalogue for people building small-scale, multi-unit housing on lots previously zoned for single-family homes and duplexes.
Revision 3 to the BC Building Code came into force on August 27, 2024. The code revision enables permissions for the design and construction of new residential multi-family single exit
In response to requests from members, the Association has added additional standards to the CSA subscription service that is complimentary for members. The following standards have been added: CSA B214
Modular construction is rapidly gaining recognition across Canada as a faster and more efficient way to build. It is a construction project delivery process that involves the planning, design, plant
Interested in building science and not sure where to start? Want to advance your knowledge base and onboard teammates or trades? Building Knowledge Canada believes strongly in the value of
Staff from the Building and Safety Standards Branch made members aware of changes to the national code development system through previous presentations at Association zone meetings and conferences. The Canadian
