The AIBC office will close for the holidays on Tuesday, December 23, 2014 at 1:00 pm and re-open on Monday, January 5, 2015 at 8:30 am. On behalf of AIBC staff,… Read more
2014 AIBC Holiday Hours
Vancouver Special Reno Proves There's Hope For This Tired Design (PHOTOS)
By Sara Harowitz December 1, 2014, The Huffington Post B.C. These days, the Vancouver Special — that infamous, boxy, working class home design — is not exactly, well, special. Take,… Read more
Vancouver Special Reno Proves There’s Hope For This Tired Design (PHOTOS)
By Sara Harowitz December 1, 2014, The Huffington Post B.C. These days, the Vancouver Special — that infamous, boxy, working class home design — is not exactly, well, special. Take,… Read more
Highlights from the 2014 AIBC Recognition Awards
On the evening of November 20, 2014, members of the AIBC community gathered to celebrate volunteerism and to pay tribute to some of the institute’s most dedicated volunteers. The evening’s… Read more
2015 AIBC Course Schedule
The 2015 course schedule is now available for viewing on the AIBC website. Please note, that online course registration will be commence on January 5, 2015. Registration is on a first-come… Read more
Cause of Glasgow’s Mackintosh School Of Art Fire Revealed
Scottish Fire and Rescue in the aftermath of the fire. Image © Stewart Attwood By James Taylor-Foster November 27, 2014, Arch Daily The Glasgow School of Art (GSA) have revealed… Read more
2015 City of Vancouver Heritage Awards
Nominations are now being accepted for the 32nd City of Vancouver Heritage Awards, which recognize the accomplishments of individuals and organizations that have furthered the goal of heritage conservation in… Read more
RAIC call for submissions for Young Architect Award
By Staff of Canadian Architect December 2, 2014, Canadian Architect This award recognizes a young architect for excellence in design, leadership and/or service to the profession. It is intended that… Read more
Architect building ‘infrastructure-free’ homes for poor Kenyans
By Kazuya Endo December 2, 2014, The Japan Times NAIROBI – A Japanese architect is promoting construction of “infrastructure-free” homes for people in a Nairobi slum. “Kenya has ‘people power’… Read more
Ryerson architecture students compete in South Korea
By Jack Hopkins November 28, 2014, theEyeopener Ryerson’s Faculty of Architecture Science has a lot to brag about. Four Ryerson architecture students have placed third place at a design competition… Read more