CACB CONFERENCE
CACB Conference and COVID-19
After careful consideration, the CACB has decided to postpone its Conference to 2021 to ensure the safety of all participants in regards to the COVID-19 Pandemic.
Deadline Extension for Issue Paper Submission
To encourage large participation in the Conference Theme, Paper Issues are still accepted. Please click here to find out the submission conditions and requirements.
ARCHITECTURE CONTINUUM: COLLABORATE, EDUCATE, INTEGRATE
Building upon its successful 2014 Conference, held in Saint-Sauveur, QC, on September 25-28, 2014, the Canadian Architectural Certification Board is planning a conference in October 2021 to review the Architecture Continuum – from formal education to internship, examination, licensure, and lifelong learning through practice and continuing education. The conference theme, Architecture Continuum: Collaborate, Educate, Integrate brings together the CACB and its collateral organizations to examine “how to make the architecture education continuum better integrated for students, educators, interns, and practitioners?”
Lord Nelson Hotel & Suites
1515 South Park Street, Halifax, NS, B3J 2L2
Dates: To be annouced
Simon Di Vincenzo – Chair, Scott Kemp, Lisa Landrum, Anne Bordeleau, Patrick Lefebvre, Erin Kirkland, Dave Edwards, David Covo, Mourad Mohand-Said, Charlene Pineda
Coming soon
Coming soon
The Conference Committee has identified topics and trends, and invites participants to identify issues and, if possible, provide documentation that support diverse perspectives for specific issues in architectural education and internship. These can include speculative visions of the future, changing modes in professional practice or education, the needs of students and interns, or regulatory issues. Recommendations for changes to the CACB Conditions and Procedures are also welcome. The Conference Committee expects that these issue papers be as concise and precise as possible but are not limited in length.
Call for Issue Identification
If you are interested in identifying and submitting an issue, please use the Issue Identification Form by clicking here. Please identify the issue, discuss the context, support analysis and arguments with facts and background information, and then provide conclusions and recommendations for improvement.
Please send the issue papers to 2020conference@cacb.ca by March 13, 2020.
Lord Nelson Hotel & Suites
1515 South Park Street, Halifax, NS, B3J 2L2
Dates: To be announced
Simon Di Vincenzo – Chair, Scott Kemp, Lisa Landrum, Anne Bordeleau, Patrick Lefebvre, Erin Kirkland, Dave Edwards, David Covo, Mourad Mohand-Said, Charlene Pineda
Coming soon
Coming soon
The Conference Committee has identified topics and trends, and invites participants to identify issues and, if possible, provide documentation that support diverse perspectives for specific issues in architectural education and internship. These can include speculative visions of the future, changing modes in professional practice or education, the needs of students and interns, or regulatory issues. Recommendations for changes to the CACB Conditions and Procedures are also welcome. The Conference Committee expects that these issue papers be as concise and precise as possible but are not limited in length.
Call for Issue Identification
If you are interested in identifying and submitting an issue, please use the Issue Identification Form by clicking here. Please identify the issue, discuss the context, support analysis and arguments with facts and background information, and then provide conclusions and recommendations for improvement.
Please send the issue papers to 2020conference@cacb.ca by March 13, 2020.
CANADIAN ARCHITECTURAL
CERTIFICATION BOARD
CONSEIL CANADIEN DE
CERTIFICATION EN ARCHITECTURE
1 Nicholas, Suite 710
Ottawa, Ontario K1N7B7
Phone: (613) 241-8399
Fax: (613) 241-7991
