AIBC Happenings Archive

The next round of Oral Review dates are scheduled for September 20, 25 and 26. Visit the Internship website for complete details and to download the application form.  Read more

As of August 1, 2018, there are only six months remaining until all certificate of practice holders must be compliant with the AIBC PLI Bylaws.To help ensure compliancy by February 1, and given that the 6-month countdown has now begun, this Regulatory Review outlines the answers to six frequently asked PLI questions.  Read more

The AIBC is pleased to announce that the nomination process for the Professional Recognition Awards has been updated and significantly streamlined. It’s now easier than ever to recognize individuals for their outstanding contributions to the profession, the community or the Institute. If you know of a worthy candidate or firm who should be recognized, celebrate their positive impact on the field by nominating them for the AIBC Professional Recognition Awards!  Read more

Please note that due to recent security concerns at the Institute, the AIBC has chosen to enhance its office security efforts. Effective immediately, the front glass doors on the main floor of the AIBC will remain locked, and visitors will need to be let into the main office by staff.  Read more

The proposed suite of Administrative Bylaws 2018 put forward for electronic vote have received the requisite 2/3 support from eligible voters.  Read more

Do you want to help shape the architectural community in British Columbia? Would you like to contribute to a rewarding and significant project that will impact the future of the profession? If you’re thinking “yes!”, then the Tariff of Fees for Architectural Services Update Project is for you.  Read more

The 2018 Induction and Retirement Ceremony took place on June 5, 2018 at the SFU Segal Graduate School of Business. This annual event hosted by the AIBC welcomes new members and commends those who are retiring.  Read more

In 2017, the Governance Committee and AIBC Staff began an initiative to review and update the Code of Conduct Including Conflict of Interest Guidelines For AIBC Council, Boards, Committees, Task Forces and Representatives.  Read more

This Regulatory Review article provides an overview on how to build project success with strategic architect/client communications. A well thought out strategy developed and implemented at the outset of the project can help avoid common miscommunication pitfalls, and significantly increase the chance of a successful project outcome.  Read more