Modern two-story building with large vertical windows and metal facade, surrounded by trees and greenery at sunset, with blurred car and cyclist on the road in front.
A working building that makes campus operations visible.
Modern multi-floor building interior with wooden accents, people walking and standing near glass walls and staircases.
Modern communal lounge with wooden paneling, large windows, tables, chairs, and people sitting and standing.
Modern indoor atrium with two floors, elevators labeled 1 and 2, and people standing and conversing near railings and doors.
Modern glass building with visible people inside and outside, surrounded by tall trees and dense foliage at sunset.

Carbon-neutral strategies focus on a mass timber structure with exposed wood framing, ceilings, and soffits. Visible timber in shops and open offices supports BCIT’s Living Labs initiative, revealing structure and systems as part of the learning environment. From a solid base to a more open north façade, the architecture progressively expresses its timber structure and organized building services beneath CLT slabs.

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Modern two-story building with wooden slats and glass balcony set against a blue sky with clouds, surrounded by trees and greenery with people nearby.
Modern office interior featuring an open workspace with desks and chairs on the left, a glass-walled conference room in the center, and a casual seating area with gray benches and small tables on the right where people are interacting.

Targeting LEED Gold, Passive House equivalency, and net-zero carbon, the project incorporates photovoltaics, stormwater management through rain gardens and bioswales, and high-performance glazing. BIM at LOD 350 enables detailed coordination of architecture, structure, and MEP systems. Workshops and site tours with BCIT stakeholders, along with engagement with the City of Burnaby, supported a rigorous and transparent design process.