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Hangin’ at the Smith House.

-Arthur Erickson Housing field trip. — with Andy, Emma, Anthony, Martina, Warren and Mesa at West Vancouver

Photo by Andy

AIBC 2012/2013 Council

At the 2012 AIBC Annual Meeting, held on Saturday May 12 at the Vancouver Convention Centre West, the following candidates were elected to a two-year term on AIBC Council; the new group of council’s officers, as elected by the council, are shown within parentheses:

Laurence W. (Chip) Barrett MAIBC (Registrar)
Michael Green MAIBC
Cal Meiklejohn MAIBC
Gordon Richards MAIBC
Lynne Werker MAIBC (Treasurer)

They are joined by the following elected members entering the second year of their term:

Robert Chester MAIBC
Eszter Csutkai MAIBC
Paula A. Grossman MAIBC (Vice-president)
Scott Kemp MAIBC MRAIC
David N.M. Yustin MAIBC (President)

The remaining council members are:

Owen Pawson BArch LL.B. (Lieutenant Governor Appointee)
Dr. Richard Peddie Ph.D. (Lieutenant Governor Appointee)
Tim Spiegel B.Sc. (QS) PQS (Lieutenant Governor Appointee)
David Toole (Lieutenant Governor Appointee)
Leslie Van Duzer B.A., M.Arch. (University of British Columbia School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture Director)

Non-voting liaison representatives to council consist of:

Michael Currie AT (Architectural Technologist Liaison)
David Boswell BD (Building Designer / Residential Designer Liaison)
Jenny Chow IA (Intern Architect Liaison)
Jim Toy BA BArch RID LEED®AP (IDIBC Liaison)

NARRATIVE FRAGMENTS by Richard Henriquez

Opening Reception

June 7th - June 30th

Windsor Gallery 3025 Granville Street

Austin preparing to load his directed study masonary arches to failure.

Stay tuned for the collapse!

Dear Colleagues,

Daniel Evan White, a 1962 graduate of UBC’s School of Architecture, passed away on April 12 following an extended struggle with Multiple System Atrophy. Dan’s extensive body of architectural work was primarily residential, following closely in the West Coast modernist tradition. Admired greatly by those in the architectural community familiar with his work, his projects included bold, complex, yet highly geometric designs which were able to confidently hold their own against extremely challenging sites.

Greg Johnson, Martin Lewis, and several other colleagues of Dan, with the help of Michel Lis, Daniel Irvine, and Chad Manley – all recent M.Arch. graduates – are preparing a retrospective of his work in conjunction with the Museum of Vancouver, scheduled for the Fall 2013.

There will be a service at 3:00 pm on Friday May 4 at St. Mary’s Kerrisdale Church, 2490 West 37th Avenue in Vancouver.

Regards,

Leslie

Posted by Steph