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Architects Against Housing Alienation to represent Canada at international architectural exhibition
CityNews | | Media coverage
Architects Against Housing Alienation, co-led by school of architecture and landscape architecture professors Matthew Soules, Dr. Sara Stevens, Dr. Tijana Vujosevic, will represent Canada at next year's…
Fire & Flood, Facing Two Extremes: Why B.C. can’t always build its way out of risks
Vancouver Sun | | Media coverage
Landscape architecture professor Kees Lokman was quoted in a Vancouver Sun series on disaster planning and adaptation in BC.
AAHA selected to represent Canada at the 2023 Venice Biennale of Architecture
| Announcement
The Canada Council for the Arts has announced that Architects Against Housing Alienation (AAHA)'s Not for Sale!, proposed by UBC SALA, will represent Canada at the 18th International Architecture Exhibition - La Biennale di Venezia.
Pierre Poilievre did a campaign video about this Vancouver house. Here’s the story of how its price climbed from $265,000 to $4.9 million
Toronto Star | | Media coverage
UBC professors Patrick Condon (school of architecture and landscape architecture) and Dr. Tsur Somerville (Sauder School of Business) discussed how the price of a Vancouver property climbed from $265,000 to $4.9 million.
New research highlights the role of green spaces in conflict
| Announcement
Green spaces can promote well-being, but they may not always be benign. Sometimes, they can be a tool for control.
The Jericho Lands need a human-scaled rethink
The Tyee | | Media coverage
UBC professor Patrick Condon and adjunct professor Scot Hein (school of architecture and landscape architecture) wrote about the need to rethink the development of the Jericho Lands.
Lavish ‘iceberg’ mansions are growing in Toronto. What it means as the city’s rich build underground
Toronto Star | | Media coverage
Matthew Soules, a professor in the school of architecture and landscape architecture at UBC's faculty of applied science, commented on the impact of "iceberg" mansions in Canada.
Indigenous architects make their mark designing spaces for all
Globe and Mail | | Media coverage
The Globe and Mail spoke to Alfred Waugh, the first Indigenous graduate of UBC's school of architecture in 1993, about Indigenous values and architects.
Why we should retire ‘NIMBY’
Globe and Mail | | Media coverage
Patrick Condon, a professor of urban design at UBC's faculty of applied science, was quoted about a universal scapegoating of baby boomer homeowners for the housing affordability crisis. Professor Larry Beasley was…
Eby’s wrong turn on housing
The Tyee | | Media coverage
Patrick Condon, a professor at the school of architecture and landscape architecture in UBC’s faculty of applied science, wrote an opinion piece on Housing Minister David Eby's approach to the housing crisis.