James Coverdale, a former associate of the AIBC, passed away on July 1, 2014 after a long and courageous battle with brain cancer. James passed on peacefully in the loving… Read more
In Passing: James Coverdale
A North Korean Architect’s Crazy Visions Of The Future
By Kyle Vanhemert July 22, 2014, Wired.co.uk It’s difficult for anyone to imagine the future. But what if you were largely unfamiliar with the present? That’s the fascination at the… Read more
Hong Kong Needs Master Plan For Urban Development, Architect Says
By Yvonne Liu July 22, 2014, Property While the government seeks more land across the city to meet its ultimate target of 470,000 more homes within a decade, architect Bryant… Read more
If you build it: Baseball stadium architecture has come a long way since SkyDome opened in the late 1980s
By Jason Rehel National Post, July 14, 2014 Since 1993, there have been only seven times where the stadium the played host to the Major League Baseball All-Star Game was… Read more
Slovak Architect Turns Billboards Into Homes For The Homeless
by GMA News Staff GMA News Online, July 14, 2014 BRATISLAVA – As some European cities install spikes on pavements to prevent homeless people bedding down for the night, one… Read more
Azerbaijan Counts Human Cost Of Architecture
By Shahin Abbasov The Guardian, July 14, 2014 Baku is gaining international recognition as a centre of cutting-edge architectural design thanks in part to a major award given recently to… Read more
CSLA Announces The Creation Of The Governor General's Medal in Landscape Architecture
By Staff Canadian Architect July 6, 2014, Canadian Architect The Canadian Society of Landscape Architects (CSLA) recently announced that His Excellency the Right Honourable David Johnston, Governor General of Canada,… Read more
Forest Retreat Sits Between A Rock And A Hard Place
By Adam Williams July 4, 2014, gizmag Forest-based shelters come in all shapes and sizes, but rarely are they smaller, nor do they take their place amongst their surroundings better,… Read more
Architect Transforms Storage Room Into A Micro Home
By Bridget Borgobello July 8, 2014, gizmag When Swedish architect Karin Matz discovered a small space in Stockholm, which for over 30 years had been used for furniture storage, she… Read more
AIBC Induction & Retirement Ceremony
The AIBC’s annual Induction and Retirement Ceremony was held on Thursday, June 26, 2014 at the Segal Graduate School of Business in Vancouver. This year’s event welcomed 129 newly-inducted architects:… Read more