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Join INFORM at their 50 Water Street showroom for a special speaker event with architect, Paul Merrick. Merrick will draw on key projects and experiences from his storied career to shed light on the role of the architect and the potential for architecture to enrich our life's journey, sometimes against all odds. Arrive at 5:00 PM for light refreshments. The talk starts at 6:00 PM and will be Live Streamed.
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Urbanarium with UBC SALA present the next City Debate. Should new sources of funding be identified to pay for infrastructure and amenities? Or should we reduce our expectations for what services we expect in our cities? THE DEBATERS: Share the Load – Lilian Chau (CEO, Entre Nous Femmes Housing Society) and Stephen Rouse (Founder, Common Sense Economics); Cut the Bloat – Rob Bruno (EVP, Polygon Homes Ltd) and Wendy Waters (Real Estate Research Specialist). MODERATED by Tsur Somerville (Professor, UBC Sauder School of Business).
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Chris T Cornelius is a professor at the University of New Mexico and the founding principal of studio:indigenous. He will deliver this year's UBC SALA Paul Sangha Lecture.
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In 1976, more than 2,000 delegates from 130 countries gathered in Vancouver for the first United Nations Conference on Human Settlements — the largest UN conference of its time. Half a century after the Vancouver Declaration first established adequate housing as a basic human right, UBC and UN-Habitat return to the city where it began — to take stock of what cities have become, and to chart what they must become next. Join us for a 2-day, interactive symposium that will bring together urban planners, policymakers, international NGOs, Habitat ‘76 participants, UBC students and faculty researchers working on housing and sustainable urban development solutions.
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Common?Matter is a botanical installation exploring common ground, materiality & the act of making space. Created by 5 floral designers through an exchange of ideas, materials & individual gestures, the work brings separate elements together to form a temporary architecture. Developed as part of Flower Club International‘s October FLOWERTHON, hosted at field & onto in Vancouver. Featuring work by: Karly Paranich, Richelle Greabeiel, Sofiia Melehanych, Tanya Mishyna, and Young Kim.
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Music performance and panel discussion with artist Xania Xin Laka, panelists Matt Corlett, Clinton Cuddington, Steve DiPasquale, Nick Milkovich, Mira Young, and moderator Matthew Soules.
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Sounds Like a Whisper is a confluence of six artists, DAKOTA BURPEE, EMILIE FANTUZ, JENNILEE MARIGOMEN, RICHELLE GREABEIEL, SAMANTHA DICKIE, and SARAH DELANEY, investigating the delicate act of seeing the unseen. Each artist was invited to create work that reveal what is overlooked, erased, or deliberately concealed. Through material research, their artworks explore their own engagement with the visible, the hidden, and the ephemeral. This exhibition acknowledges environmental temporality and fragile boundaries between intertwined states of being.
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