Architecture cooperatives: a model for the future of professional practice | STUDENT

Co-operative practices have the benefit of bringing practitioners together while retaining their freedom to influence the conditions of their work. This webinar will touch on the history of co-operative practices as well as share stories and experiences of two pioneering Canadian architectural firms structured in this model, PIVOT: COOPÉRATIVE D'ARCHITECTURE (Montreal, est. 2017) and ARISE ARCHITECTS CO-OPERATIVE (Ontario, est. 2019). 

 

This webinar will explore the co-operative’s beginnings, experiences, and visions, as well as inspire alternate futures for architectural practices. 

 

Learning Objectives:

At the conclusion of this session, participants will be able to:

1. Integrate a co-operative model as an alternative and inclusive way to structure an architectural practice.
2. Compare the basic business structure and culture of a co-operative architectural practice.
3. Explain the basic regulatory aspects of a co-operative architectural practice.
4. Use the experiences of two of Canada's pioneering architectural co-operatives to integrate aspects of their model to its architectural practice. 

 

 

Pricing A-La-Carte 

Member: $50  /  Non-Member: $75  
Intern Member: $35  /  Intern Non-Member: $50  
Student: $25  (must be an RAIC student associate member)  

 

Purchase as part of a webinar 10-pack and save 25% on your order! 

 

This webinar is part of a series! See more like this here.