Happenings.

AANB’s newly honoured RAIC Fellowship

AANB's newly honoured RAIC Fellow Barbara Nicholson meets up with some of her AANB friends and colleagues at the 2015 RAIC's President's Dinner, Calgary, Alberta. (Don Sterritt, Barbara Nicholson, Malcolm Boyd, Edmond Koch).

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UNB’s associate vice-president of capital planning and property development recognized nationally

Posted June 17 2015 - From the UNB Newsroom - The University of New Brunswick's associate vice-president of capital planning and property development, Barbara Nicholson, recently earned national recognition for her outstanding achievements and service to the community and architecture profession when she was [...]

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Illustrated Talk: Storied Architecture: Inspiring Cultural Identity

Wednesday, May 27, 2015 at 7 p.m. Free admission. The architecture series continues at the New Brunswick Museum accompanying the exhibit 2014 Lieutenant Governor's Award of Excellence in Architecture with a talk by Monica Adair, recipient of Royal Architectural Institute of [...]

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Building a better looking Saint John

Posted May 20 2015 A Telegraph Journal story regarding the NB Museum May 14 evening of discussion with Architects Austin Durbin and Christian Hébert. Link to Telegraph Journal story

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Saint John Architect Neil Bauman Heading to Earthquake-Ravaged Nepal

Posted April 28 2015 Saint John architect will be travelling to Nepal to aid in the aftermath of Saturday's major earthquake and powerful aftershocks that have left thousands dead and many more missing or homeless. There are fears the death toll could rise to 10 [...]

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Major Projects 2015 – Capital investment Prospects for Atlantic Canada

Posted April 23 2015 Major Projects 2015 - Capital investment Prospects for Atlantic Canada With over $122 billion in investment planned, major projects are the key force propelling Atlantic Canada's economy forward. Capitalizing on this wave of major projects investment is essential to growing your [...]

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