CREDENTIAL RECOGNITION FOR INTERNATIONALLY TRAINED ARCHITECTS
This unique opportunity will feature representatives from all four provincial organizations – Architects’ Association of New Brunswick/Association des architectes du Nouveau-Brunswick (AANB), Architects’ Association of Prince Edward Island (AAPEI), Architects Licensing Board of Newfoundland & Labrador (ALBNL), and Nova Scotia Association of Architects (NSAA) – explaining the available options and next steps newcomers can take to get their credentials recognized in the Atlantic Region. Following the presentation, an overview of how the Atlantic Immigrant Career Loan Fund can assist internationally trained architects in following the options outlined will be provided. To register for the best time that suits your schedule, please click on one of the two following links:1. 2:00 p.m. AST Presentation2. 6:30 p.m. AST Presentation
New Video Series Highlights the Value of Architecture and the Architect’s Role
The AANB is excited to announce new series of five short, informative videos designed to help the public better understand architecture, the role of architects, and the impact of the built environment on everyday life. The videos explore a range of topics, including the architect’s role throughout a project, the pathway to licensure as an architect, and the design and construction process. The series also highlights how thoughtful architecture can shape vibrant, resilient communities and contribute to the places where people live, work, and gather.
Bulletin No. 2026-02 Adoption des codes de 2025 Code Adoption
Revised Draft Barrier Free Design Building Code Regulation
AANB Welcomes New President
On behalf of all members of the AANB Council, we're happy to welcome Michele Mikić as the new President of the Architects' Association of New Brunswick Valerie Sensinger will continue as Past President, and we wish to extend our thanks to her for her service as President since 2024.
WELCOME TO OUR NEWLY LICENSED MEMBERS!
2026 ATLANTIC ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN EXCELLENCE AWARDS
AANB, AAPEI, NLAA, NSAA
Nazaire Dugas Redux Une exposition collective autour de l’héritage du premier architecte acadien
L’exposition s’intéresse à l’oeuvre de Nazaire Dugas (1864–1942), considéré comme le premier architecte acadien. Son travail a profondément marqué la Péninsule acadienne, notamment à travers plusieurs bâtiments institutionnels et religieux, tout en demeurant encore peu connu dans l’histoire provinciale.
Obituary - Anthony "Tony" Staples
It is with deep sadness that we share the passing of Anthony “Tony” Staples.