APEGBC has an extensive continuing education program of learning opportunities. Some of it has relevance for architects in business and technical issues. Any interested AIBC CES Participants should refer to… Read more
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The Business of Northwest New Urbanism + Bridging Sustainability & Aboriginal Values
Keynote Robert Fung, President, The Salient Development Group Urban Design Panel – “Urban Design and The Economies of Cities” Scot Hein, Campus Urban Designer, UBC, former Urban Designer/Development Planner for… Read more
Employment Law 101
Employers are frequently faced with difficult employment issues from recruiting new hires to terminating “problem” employees. In this half-day seminar, Harris lawyer Ilan Burkes will review the fundamentals of employment… Read more
BC Energy Code Compliance Evaluation: Focus Group Phase
You are invited to complete a questionnaire and attend a Focus Group on the evaluation of compliance with BC energy codes. This is part of an independent evaluation of compliance… Read more
New Vacancy on BC Building Code Appeal Board
The BC Building Code Appeal Board is seeking a new member. About the Building Code Appeal Board The Building Code Appeal Board tribunal, a quasi-judicial board, is enabled under the… Read more
2015 AIBC Annual Conference
The Architectural Institute of British Columbia’s annual conference brings together architects, intern architects, architectural technologists, builders, engineers, interior designers, faculty, students and other members of the design community to learn… Read more
Jaw-dropping Photos of Europe’s Abandoned Buildings
by Christopher Hooton The Independent, Sep 22, 2015 (Image: Photographer Christian Richter latest project is capturing images of old decaying architecture. Courtesy of The Independent, photo by Christian Richter) There’s… Read more
Euronews’ Unique New Headquarters
by staff Dezeen, Oct 16, 2015 (Image: Euronew’s 800 employees are accommodated within the 10,000 square metres of office space. Courtesy of Dezeen, photo by Nicolas Borel.) Built in Lyon’s… Read more
These 3-D Scans Are Digitally Saving Ancient Monuments Before ISIS Blows Them Up
by Adele Peters Fast Co., Oct 20, 2015 (Image: The first monument to be 3-D scanned for the project was the Ziggurat of Ur in Iraq, originally built around 4,000… Read more
UBC SALA Fall 2015 Lecture Series – Piet Oudolf
Influential Dutch garden designer and author, Piet Oudolf, is a leading figure of the “New Perennial” movement, using bold drifts of herbaceous perennials and grasses which are chosen at least… Read more