This spring, Renewal Development was honoured to participate in the Venice Architecture Biennale 2025 as part of the French Pavilion exhibition, Vivre Avec (Living With). The international exhibition invites leading designers and visionaries to explore how we can live in harmony with what already exists - embracing a circular approach to the built environment in the face of the global climate crisis.
Read MoreWhen people hear about salvaged homes, they often envision dilapidated structures, peeling paint, or outdated layouts. While these misconceptions are common, they couldn’t be further from the truth.
Read MoreWith rising demand and limited availability, finding affordable housing is a challenge for many. While traditional solutions often focus on new construction, relocating and repurposing existing homes offers an innovative and sustainable way to address housing shortages.
Read MoreWhile demolition may seem like a quick solution for clearing a site, its hidden costs are far greater than most people realize. Beyond the financial expense, traditional demolition generates enormous amounts of waste, contributes to environmental degradation, and squanders valuable materials.
Read MoreReconciliation is more than a word—it’s a call to action that challenges individuals, communities, and organizations to contribute to healing and justice for Indigenous peoples. In the housing and development sector, one of the most meaningful ways to engage in reconciliation is by providing sustainable housing solutions for Indigenous communities.
Read MoreAffordable housing shortages are a growing challenge in many communities, particularly in British Columbia. With rising demand, limited availability, and increasing construction costs, finding innovative solutions has become critical. Salvaging and repurposing existing homes offer a creative and sustainable way to address these challenges, making quality housing more accessible
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