Happenings.

Employment Opportunity – Manager Practice Support – RAIC Ottawa

Manager Practice Support - RAIC Ottawa POSITION TITLE: Manager, Practice Support LOCATION: RAIC - Ottawa REPORTS TO: Executive Director DATE: February 17, 2016 More info... SUMMARY: Under the direction of the Executive Director, the Manager, Practice Support is an architect who [...]

 Read More

Trinity Historical Society To Host Architectural Symposium

Trinity Historical Society, a not-for-profit heritage organization in the historic Town of Trinity, Newfoundland and Labrador will be holding an Architectural Symposium from May 31 – June 2 called Preservation of Place. To learn more about our organization, that was [...]

 Read More

“Hot Topic” series: Alternate Solutions Under the Building Code”

Alternate Solutions Under the Building Code The New Brunswick Building Officials Association is excited to present its latest seminar in the one day “Hot Topic” series: Alternate Solutions Under the Building Code”. This session includes highlights on the design, review and approval of alternate solutions and [...]

 Read More

AANB Lecture Series presenting internationally acclaimed Zita Cobb

Lecture & Film Screening of “Strange & Familiar” Audacious social entrepreneur Zita Cobb is the founder and CEO of the Shorefast Foundation, and she wants you to think about community. Zita is the driving force behind the astounding rebirth of the small Newfoundland community [...]

 Read More

Festival registration now open

Come celebrate architecture in Nanaimo! Registration is now open for the RAIC’s 2016 Festival of Architecture, taking place in Nanaimo, B.C. June 8-11. Register The four-day Festival celebrates the theme of CONNEXIONS within a landscape that exemplifies the concept. Architects will connect with each other and, through a series of [...]

 Read More

Canada’s first woman architect identified

Canada’s first woman architect identified: Researcher Robert Hill, editor of the Biographical Dictionary of Architects in Canada 1800-1950, has uncovered evidence of a Canadian woman graduating from architecture school in 1914, making Miss Alice Charlotte Malhiot (1889-1968) ...

 Read More