Architectural Institute of British Columbia
AcoustiTECH - Solutions to Common Acoustic Challenges in Multi-Residential and Commercial Applications: Ceramic, Gym/Fitness and Heating Systems There’s a lot of ‘noise’ and misunderstanding around the subject of building acoustics, so connecting with the right people early on during design phase is important for the overall success of any project. Join us for an expert-led… Read more
RAIC - CHOP CHAT Chapter 6.1 Predesign Discover how to establish the foundation and necessary information for design decision-making, setting the stage for successful project outcomes at this session, featuring chapter 6.1 of the Canadian Handbook of Practice for Architects (CHOP). This essential guide provides valuable insights into the professional practice of architecture in Canada.… Read more
ZEBx - Decarb Lunch: John Horgan Campus – Prefab Mass Timber Innovation This ZEBx Decarb Lunch will explore how zero carbon buildings can be delivered faster, more efficiently, and with stronger performance outcomes through prefabrication, integrated modelling, and mass timber innovation. The Royal Roads University John Horgan Campus building is a recently completed (Summer 2025)… Read more
The AIBC is hosting the 2026 Spring Post-Disaster Building Assessment (PDBA) Training Workshop virtually on April 23 and 30, 2026. AIBC Registrants, architectural students, and those with building construction expertise who are interested in participating in Post-Disaster Building Assessment are required to take training that aligns with the provincial and international protocols and standards. Upon completion… Read more
RAIC - CHOP CHAT Chapters 6.2, 6.3 Schematic Design and Design Development Understand how to transform the client's requirements and desires into physical form and refine the selected scheme in more detail at this session, featuring chapters 6.2 and 6.3 of the Canadian Handbook of Practice for Architects (CHOP). This essential guide provides valuable insights… Read more
RAIC - Designing with Confidence: The Role of Insurance in Architectural Innovation Join industry experts as they discuss the crucial role insurance plays in architectural innovation, from protecting against construction delays and design errors to mitigating liability and unforeseen complications. Learn how various insurance policies - such as professional liability, general liability, and Cyber liability… Read more
K2 Stone - Building with Natural Stone Materials | Sustainably Sourced Building Materials Within North America Building with natural stone materials - What are they? Where do they come from? How are they produced and where can they be incorporated onto the building envelope? The outcome of this course it to identify common stone masonry… Read more
RAIC - CHOP CHAT Chapter 6.4 Construction Documents - Drawings and Specification Review Chapter 6.4 of the Canadian Handbook of Practice for Architects (CHOP), focusing on construction documents. This essential guide provides valuable insights into the professional practice of architecture in Canada. This session is a part of the CHOP CHAT Series. Date: April 30,… Read more
Cascadia Windows & Doors - From Restoration to Innovation: Leveraging Rehabilitation ‘Lessons Learned’ to Drive Adoption of High-Performance Building Envelope Products Building envelope rehabilitation projects offer valuable insights into the real-world performance of building designs and products over time and highlight key opportunities to increase the overall performance of buildings in the future—both rehabs and… Read more
Gaia College - Landscape Design Basics with Sketchup Pro This course is an introduction to landscape design using Sketchup Pro. It is geared towards landscape applications and 3D design, modeling and presentation. The course is a pre or co-requisite for the Gaia College's, Ecological Landscape Design course. Date: May 11 - August 14, 2026 Time:… Read more