By Giovanna Dunmall Wallpaper, May 8, 2015 The global architectural extravaganza that is the World Expo is once again upon us and it is Milan’s turn to play host. The… Read more
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UBC student writes 52,438 word architecture dissertation with no punctuation — not everyone loved it
By Brian Hutchinson National Post, May 8, 2015 There was Patrick Stewart, PhD candidate, defending his final dissertation before a handful of hard-nosed examiners at the University of British Columbia… Read more
Oral Reviews
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
In Passing: Jonathan Pemberton Miller Yardley
You’d be hard pressed to find someone who loved life as much as Jonathan Pemberton Miller Yardley Architect AIBC did. Whether learning a new piece of music for one of… Read more
Urban Land Institute BC: Mayor Robertson’s Annual Address
Save the Date! ULI BC is pleased to present Vancouver Mayor Gregor Robertson for a keynote address on affordable housing. This is an opportunity to hear the Mayor speak about… Read more
Urban Land Institute BC: How building healthy places is good for business
Hear from an expert panel of three respected community visionaries, as they discuss the emerging trends in building healthy places, and how to use this social innovation to generate value.… Read more
AIBC Recognition Awards – Call for Nominations
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
US$14,000 grant to help create more Wikipedia pages for women architects
By Geraldine Chua Architecture & Design, May 8, 2015 A proposal to increase the visibility of women in the architecture, urbanism, design and construction industries on Wikipedia has been awarded… Read more
Architecture: Three ways we can make the most of our cities’ unused nooks and crannies
By Alex Bozikovic The Globe and Mail, May 6, 2015 The bottom of a highway overpass. An empty field under a rail line. A parking lot next to a bus… Read more
SIMRES Presents Cornelia Hahn Oberlander at Saturna Island
The Saturna Island Marine Research & Education Society (SIMRES) is pleased to present Cornelia Hahn Oberlander at Saturna Island. A Canadian national treasure, Cornelia Hahn Oberlander is one of the… Read more