AIBC Happenings Archive

Each year, the Architectural Institute of British Columbia showcases the best in B.C. architecture through its highly-respected awards program. An esteemed jury with representation from both within and outside the…  Read more

The 96th AIBC Annual Meeting was held on 02 May 2015, at Simon Fraser University (Segal Building), Vancouver. Once quorum (96) was met, AIBC Council president Scott Kemp Architect AIBC…  Read more

Prior to the 02 May 2015 council meeting, the 96th AIBC annual meeting was held. During the annual meeting, the 2015/2016 AIBC Council was announced. Following the annual meeting, the…  Read more

The Architectural Institute of British Columbia showcases the best in B.C. architecture through its highly-respected Architectural Awards program. An esteemed jury with representation from both within and outside the profession…  Read more

Three dates have now been set for the next round of oral reviews: Wednesday, June 17; Thursday, June 18; and Tuesday, June 23. The oral review is an interview-based examination…  Read more

The AIBC believes in recognizing our volunteers and other individuals who have made positive impacts in the profession of architecture. Call for Nominations Do you know worthy candidates who should…  Read more

The 2015 Certified Professional (CP) Program Course is being offered jointly by the Architectural Institute of B.C. (AIBC) and the Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of B.C. (APEGBC). This…  Read more

Front row (left to right): S. Ross Rettie, P.Eng., Mona Jahedi Architect AIBC, Darryl J. Condon Architect AIBC (President), Catherine Nickerson Architect AIBC, Steven Simons Back row (left to right):…  Read more

We are pleased to announce that applications for the Michael A. Ernest AIBC Intern Architect Bursary are being accepted from April 28 to May 21, 2015. This bursary, in the…  Read more

The AIBC’s three administrative bylaw amendments put forward for electronic vote have received strong approval from the institute’s voting members. The requisite 2/3 support for each of the three bylaws…  Read more