Architectural Institute of British Columbia
BCIT - Design for Disassembly (XCIR7520) Design for Disassembly (DfD) is the act of planning for the repair, upgrade, adaptation, repurposing and reuse of buildings and their components. Although the life span of a building is generally longer than most products, they will end up being “disposable" if we don't plan for their end-of-use. The… Read more
Martin Knowles Photo/Media - Architectural and Interior Photography for Awards & Media Photography can provide the “next best thing” to visiting a site, and having effective photographs is a key part of documenting your project, winning awards, getting published, and landing your next project. But getting the best and most cost-effective results from your photography… Read more
Cascadia Windows & Doors - An Active Approach to Passive House Windows As the focus on building energy performance continues to grow in many jurisdictions across North America, the interest in the Passive House standard is growing as well. For the uninitiated, this standard can seem daunting, especially when it comes to incorporating manufactured components,… Read more
Total Space Inc. (formerly Total Parking Solutions Inc.) - New Innovative Systems for Sustainable and Efficient Space Planning (3-Part Series) Total Space Inc. hosts monthly sessions for architects to explore space-efficient parking solutions from industry leaders. Covering systems like Parklifts, Car lifts, Turntables, and Swimming pools, these sessions emphasize safety, space optimization, and sustainability. Join… Read more
The AIBC is hosting the 2024 Fall Post-Disaster Building Assessment (PDBA) Training Workshop in-person at the AIBC office on Thursday, October 24, 2024. AIBC Registrants, architectural students, and those with building construction expertise who are interested in participating in Post-Disaster Building Assessment are required to take training that aligns with provincial and international protocols and standards. Upon completion… Read more
AZURE Publishing - Human/Nature, AZURE's Climate Conference Human/Nature is AZURE's multidisciplinary conference featuring a diverse series of CEU-accredited keynotes, panels and workshops delivered by an impressive line-up of Canadian and international talents sharing proven approaches to greener products, spaces and cities. Conference sessions are complemented by social gatherings and networking opportunities, an immersive field trip… Read more
RAIC - Vancouver Island South Network Presents: Impactful Change: An Overview of BCBC Updates for Accessibility and Exits The first half of the presentation will focus on BCBC 2024 Revision 3 - Single Exit Stair Buildings. The second half of the presentation will focus on revisions to Adaptable Dwelling Unit requirements. Date: October 24, 2024… Read more
BCIT - Airtightness and Low-TEDI Enclosures Lab for Zero Energy/Emissions and Passive House Buildings (XZEB 1130) This lab course allows for hands-on practice constructing various air barrier systems and assembly details for zero energy/emissions and Passive House buildings to meet the requirements of the national and provincial zero energy (BC Energy Step Code) and Passive… Read more
Cascadia Windows & Doors - Mind the Gap: Better Exterior Wall Performance Through Cladding Attachments Today, new buildings must meet the BC Step Code, ASHRAE 90.1 or National Energy Code for Buildings' requirements for thermal performance. This is a tough objective, since documented proof is required. Effective R-values must be met, not just nominal values,… Read more
Aeroframe - Design to Completion "Materials make the Difference" Learning Objectives: Exploring the material options for window and door frames Understanding the options for glass make up and its affect on u values and energy consumption Working through options on fenestration supply to meet client’s budget objectives Date: October 29, 2024 Time: 12 - 12:30… Read more