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Upcoming Events (October 01, 2003)

Upcoming Events (October 01, 2003)


Translucide, an installation at the Palais des congres

NOMADE architecture

A Montreal firm revisits the process of design and communication in architecture.

A new reference book in the AIA Series of "Architect's Essentials" stresses that a continuing education strategy is important for maintaining a "competitive edge" rather than only professional competency.

National Continuing Education: A quick overview


Message from the RAIC President (October 01, 2003)


Illuminated 'fold-up tables' pictured in all three photos above provide ambient lighting and a place for gallery patrons to sit. The use of colour and change of material strikes a balance between the de-territorialized spatial experience and the need for subtle wayfinding.

Next Vague

A temporary installation interrogates gallery and exhibit design.

2003 Prix de Rome: Andrew King

2003 Prix de Rome: Andrew King


At night, in Shanghai, a lantern-like iridescence attracts visitors to the pavilion

Magic Lanterns

Two pavilions showcase culture and artefact through inventive engagement with their respective surroundings.

Bonnie Maples, FRAIC President

Message from the RAIC President (June 01, 2003)


Fantasy and Reality

The winners of the ninth annual Canadian Architect Art of CAD competition straddle theory and practice in equal measure.

Profit from Positioning

Profit from Positioning

The second of two articles focuses on how positioning your practice can lead to improved profitability.