The RAIC is seeking an experienced and proven leader to join the team at the national office in Ottawa in the role of Executive Director.

On October 27, more than 150 people attended POP // CAN // CRIT 2017: Marketing and Promotion of Architecture in Canada, the second annual symposium, at the Design Exchange in Toronto. The event was co-presented by Spacing Magazine and the Design Exchange: Canada’s Design Museum. POP // CAN // CRIT looks critically at contemporary topics relevant to the Canadian architecture profession.

The national event welcomed industry leaders in marketing, advocacy, photography, media, digital representation and architecture to speak about the current state and future of marketing and promotion for the profession in Canada. Topics that were addressed included, Marketing as a Tool for Architecture, Advocacy + Activism, Image, and Icon and Branding.

The RAIC and the Architects’ Association of New Brunswick are seeking volunteers to assist staff during the Festival of Architecture to be held at the Hilton Saint John / Saint John Trade & Convention Centre from May 30 – June 2, 2018 in Saint John, New Brunswick.

Combine theory with practice by signing up for one of IIDEXCanada’s tours that will take you inside some of Toronto’s most notable examples of leading-edge architecture and design.

View IIDEXCanada’s tours and book one today.

Submissions from RAIC members are invited for Award magazine, Sustainable Building & Design magazine, Journal of Commerce and Daily Commercial News, and SABMag.

Canada’s largest green building industry event, CaGBC’s Building Lasting Change, returns to Toronto June 5 - 7, 2018.

CaGBC members are invited to apply for the opportunity to share their expertise and insight with Canada's largest network of green building industry professionals.

Ottawa Architects 150 documents the history of the practice of architecture in Ottawa from 1867 to 2017, marking Canada’s Sesquicentennial and recognizing the contribution of local architects to the development of Canada’s capital.

The free lecture, presented by Rick MacEwen, FRAIC, takes place November 16 at the Ottawa Public Library at 120 Metcalfe Street.

Two buildings designed by Diamond Schmitt Architects have been recognized by WoodWORKS! for their outstanding use of wood in architecture.

Lazaridis Hall at Wilfrid Laurier University in Waterloo, Ontario received the Interior Wood Design Award, and the National Arts Centre rejuvenation in Ottawa received the Jury’s Choice Award.

rzlbd’s Opposite House has been chosen as one of the winners of The International American Architecture Prize in 2017.

The American Architecture Prize honors designs in the disciplines of architecture, interior design, and landscape architecture with the goal of advancing the appreciation of architecture worldwide.