Here are the ways to stay involved in the BEAA community during these unprecedented times

The Society for the Study of Architecture in Canada is now accepting paper proposals for its 46th annual conference.

“We Were Not the Savages: First Nations History” by Mi’kmaq Elder, Dr. Daniel N. Paul As we strive to learn more about systemic racism we decided to start the BEAA Book Club. The first Book Club meeting took place in September and we discussed ‘The Hanging of Angelique, The Untold Story of Canadian Slavery and the Burning […]

Share your drawing with the BEAA community Sketching is a valuable tool to learn about ourselves, each other and our built environment. We are inviting the BEAA community to explore and learn locally through drawing. Consider seeking out subjects (e.g. people, buildings, streetscapes and landscapes) which tell a story about diversity, equality and equity in […]

We had such a good time – we’re doing it again on July 30th In May, we had a great time with BEAA trivia night. There were two rounds of exciting architecture-related trivia, and two grand prizes of $25 gift cards to local Halifax restaurants. Congrats to our winners: Karen Mills and Stephen Terauds!  As […]

As we strive to learn more about the systemic racism that is present in our country and throughout the design industry, we have decided to start the BEAA Book Club. This is an opportunity for our community members to connect with educational reading material, read these, then engage in discussion as a group. The first book […]