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We have good ideas for the 3 spring sessions for this year. We are close for September and October. Yet, choosing a session and speaker for November remains difficult. What do you think? Which of the ones below do you wish to learn about? Write us Leading Ideas 1. BIM
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Thursday, April 8, 12pm (12:00 PT, online, 1 hour) Work and workplace are forever altered, since the pandemic has turned “normal” upside-down. For the first time in history, work has been intentionally uncoupled from the traditional office. Overnight, we’ve learned new behaviors, adopted new technologies, and adjusted to
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Thursday, November 26, 5pm (17:00 PT, online, 1 to 2 hours) Join us for a brief annual general meeting and a trivia game specifically for building professionals. We're catching up on a few filings for our societies registration. We'll keep the annual general meeting lean
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Thursday, November 19, 12:00 (online, 1 hour) Learn from experts in the architectural, construction, and engineering disciplines and ask your questions about how to differentiate your team and deliver a compelling message. Help your client understand you are the best choice. To develop your business and secure projects, you
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Thursday, October 15, 12:00 PT (online, 1 hour) This year's leadership talk ventures into the trials of starting your own professional services company. Adam will share some of his recent experiences and lessons learned in establishing an architectural practice in Vancouver. This includes the original vision, goal
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Thursday, September 17, 12:00 PDT online (1 hour) Learn about the New St Paul’s project, which is currently in the closing stages of procurement. Understand the project itself (background; aims and objectives; delivery model) and opportunities beyond the core hospital on the new Station Street site. Catch you
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Thursday, July 30, 12:00 PDT online (1 hour) Using building analytic systems can improve your bottom line. These systems can continuously monitor your building’s energy performance and alert you when a fault arises or system performance falters. Offices, health care facilities, and schools use these powerful tools to
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Thursday, May 14, 12:00 (1 hour) At our second online session, we learned a bit about what Lean thinking involves and how we can improve our client and community experience through applying it in facility design and construction. We even had a little taste of how Lean tools for
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Thursday, April 16, 12:00 (1 hour) We joined the rest of the community to begin using online sessions to keep our events going in April 2020. Andy Carson shared an overview of Modular Construction with our largest audience yet, 57. Missed it? You can see the full session, including
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We have selected our overall programme for this year and are eagerly waiting for our next chance to spend time with you. You can plan to attend all 6 learning sessions or become a member to secure your space in the learning sessions and our two social events. Want to
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Birinder Walia shared broad information about leadership he has developed over his electrical engineering career. Learn more about Birinder through his company, Archos Engineering. We enjoyed a session with Birinder on Thursday, 10 October, 2019.
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We enjoyed a joint presentation and discussion involving two industry leaders about everyday design for buildings to achieve net zero carbon. The World Green Building Council and Canada's Green Building Council started the Net Zero Carbon initiative. Lisa Westerhoff (Integral Group) and Mo Khan (O'M Engineering)