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Building a better looking Saint John

May 20, 2015

Posted May 20 2015 A Telegraph Journal story regarding the NB Museum May 14 evening of discussion with Architects Austin Durbin and Christian Hébert. Link to Telegraph Journal story

The Association

Our Mandate
Council
Presidents List
Act & By-Laws
Policy Statements
Appendices
Other Resources
Our Team
Contact

The Latest

News & Events
Awards
Celebrating Architecture

Registration

Pathways to Licensure
Intern Architects
Overview
Professional Mobility
Membership Fees & Dues
Foreign Trained Professionals
Canadian Architectural Certification Board (CACB)

Professional Resources

Member Login
Documentation
Continuing Education
Job Opportunities
Student Resources

Public Resources

Working With an Architect
Licensed Practitioners
Member Directory
Regulatory Decisions

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P.O. Box 5093
Sussex, NB
E4E 5L2

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E4E 2N5

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Land Acknowledgement

The Architects' Association of New Brunswick acknowledges the land on which we operate is traditionally the unceded territory of the Wolastoqiyik (Maliseet) and Mi'kmaq Peoples.

Reconnaissance du territoire

L'Association des architectes du Nouveau-Brunswick reconnait que les terres sur lesquelles elle exerce ses activites font partie du territoire traditionnel non cede des Wolastoqiyiks (Malecites) et des Micmacs.

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