By Gillian Orr September 14, 2014, The Independent Architectural photography not only documents our built worlds, but the very best will reveal something more about the societies in which they… Read more
From Berenice Abbott to Nadav Kander, the Barbican's architecture photography exhibition is an alternative history of modern man
Architecture for the people: the rise of Open House Worldwide
By Oliver Wainwright September 15, 2014. theguardian.com From London to Brisbane to Buenos Aires, architecture enthusiasts all over the globe get set to nose around in the world’s greatest buildings… Read more
Oral Review Application Now Available
The next round of oral reviews will be held on Tuesday, October 21 and Thursday, October 23, 2014. There will also be an Oral Review Preparation Workshop on Tuesday, September… Read more
RAIC / AAA Festival of Architecture 2015 Call for Presenters – Oct 30
The Alberta Association of Architects and RAIC invite submissions for Continuing Education presentations for the 2015 Festival of Architecture themed (Re)generation + Integration, being held June 3-6, 2015 in Calgary,… Read more
43rd Annual Royal City Builders’ Awards – Call for Entry
Submit an entry for the 43rd Annual Royal City Builders’ Awards being hosted by the New Westminster Chamber of Commerce and Presented by First Capital Realty Inc. These Awards have… Read more
2014 Canadian Architect Awards of Excellence open for submissions…plus jury details!
By Staff Canadian Architect September 2, 2014 The Canadian Architect Awards of Excellence is an annual awards program open to all architects registered in Canada and to Canadian architectural graduates… Read more
A New Festival that Celebrates the Architecture of the Arctic Circle
By Shannon Sharpe September 8, 2014, Architecture News Norway Rintala Eggertsson Architects Last weekend saw the opening of a new cultural festival on Sandhornøy, a small Norwegian island within the… Read more
A New Concept for Shape-Shifting Architecture That Responds to Heat
By Liz Stinson September 9, 2014, WIRED With few exceptions, the buildings we occupy are rigid and stationary. This is generally a good thing. After all, no one wants an… Read more
Post Disaster Safety Assessment Program Coming to B.C.
With the recent earthquake in the Napa Valley, we are reminded of the need in BC to be prepared for an emergency event. Earlier this year, BC’s Auditor General published… Read more
World Architecture Festival to Kick-Off in One Month
By Katie WatkinsArchitecture News Arch Daily, Sept 2, 2014 With only one month to go before the 2014 World Architecture Festival (WAF) begins in Singapore, WAF has unveiled new additions… Read more