Explore the new UK–Canada agreement which makes it easier for architects to register and work across both countries, creating fresh opportunities for collaboration and growth.
What you’ll learn:
- The principals of the agreement and who can benefit from it
- The practicalities of how the agreement streamlines the registration process and enables architects to practice their profession across the UK and Canada
- First-hand testimony of how the agreement is creating opportunities for architects and supports British and Canadians firms working on projects across both countries
Description:
Professional architects must be registered in each country. Last year, a new UK-Canada mutual recognition agreement was signed, helping them to do this more easily and paving the way for new opportunities and partnerships across both countries.
One year on, join the Architects Registration Board (ARB), the Regulatory Organizations of Architecture in Canada (ROAC) and BDP Quadrangle to learn how the agreement allows British and Canadian architects to register and work in each other’s countries more easily than ever before.