By CityMetric staff April 14,2015, CityMetric Today in crazy architecture news: a firm has designed a giant, circular wind turbine, which also happens to be inhabitable. We can imagine a… Read more
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Canadian journalists win top architecture awards Special
By Tim Sandle April 13, 2015, Digital Journal Montreal – The Royal Architectural Institute of Canada had announced this year’s awards for media in architecture and the winner is the… Read more
Virtual Reality: Coming to an Architecture Office Near You
By Josh Pabst April 6, 2015, ArchDaily Virtual Reality. It’s an old term, even an old technology, but it carries new weight – and it’s coming to architecture, soon. Its… Read more
100 Breathtaking Buildings That Represent The Future Of Architecture
Where you’ll be living soon, from glass tree houses to inflatable buildings. By Ariel Schwartz April 8, 2015, Co.EXIST 100 Breathtaking Buildings That Represent The Future Of Architecture Where you’ll… Read more
City of Surrey Hosts Community Development Forum
Presented by The City of Surrey is hosting its inaugural Evolution of Communities Forum at the Sheraton Guildford Hotel on April 22, 2015. For the first time ever, urban leaders,… Read more
Naturally:Wood Mid-Rise In BC Case Study
“In cities across North America, the low-density sprawl that has characterized development since the mid-20th century is giving way to a growing landscape of mid-rise buildings; five- to six-storey structures… Read more
BCIT Architectural Science Graduating Projects Open House
Art! Vancouver – May 21-24
Art! Vancouver is being held May 21-24 at the Vancouver Convention Centre. This three day event is a showcase for over 100 national and international artists and Galleries. Art! Vancouver… Read more
Vancouver Affordable Housing Agency Seeks Responses to RFQ
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MOMA Show to Focus On Influential, ‘Underrated’ Architect Lina Bo Bardi
Lina Bo Bardi. São Paulo Museum of Art (MASP), Sao Paulo, Brazil. Drawing. Graphite, and ink on paper. Unframed: 18 9/16 x 27 1Ž2” (47.2 x 69.8cm). Completed 1968. —Instituto… Read more