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New RAIC advisors initiative to support architects

Friday, May 3, 2024

A new Royal Architectural Institute of Canada (RAIC) advisors initiative is designed to support Canada’s architectural community through the expert knowledge of members and colleagues.

The RAIC Advisors to Professional Practice (RAPP) will engage the knowledge and experience of subject matter experts, including architects, educators, and collaborating professionals, to guide, develop, and maintain appropriate resources to support architectural practice in Canada.

The RAPP provide insight into the evolution and challenges of architectural practice in Canada to inform advocacy initiatives and the practice advisory services offered by the RAIC with the goal of fostering excellence in the architectural profession.

The RAPP will contribute to the overall quality and reputation of Canadian architects in Canada and on the global stage.

“Our new RAIC Advisors to Professional Practice is a testament to our members’ dedication to the continuous improvement of the architectural profession in Canada,” said Jason Robbins, president of the RAIC. “These advisors are not only leaders in their fields but also passionate advocates for the advancement of Canadian architecture. They bring a wealth of knowledge, experience, and agility that will be invaluable to our members and the architectural community.”

The RAPP is designed to address a wide array of professional needs, including:

  • Management of Practice Queries: The RAIC has established a dedicated platform to address practice queries, providing architects with valuable insights and guidance to navigate complex industry challenges effectively.
  • Maintenance and Creation of Standard Agreement Documents: Efforts are underway to streamline the process of creating standard agreement documents, ensuring clarity and consistency in contracts between architects and clients, as well as architects and consultants.
  • Maintenance of Existing Publications: The RAIC is committed to maintaining the quality and relevance of existing publications such as the Fee Guide and CHoP (Canadian Handbook of Practice), serving as essential resources for industry professionals.

 

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