To Build Law: Screening & Panel Discussion

(not hosted by TCN) When it comes to shaping the built environment, most people assume it is design professionals like architects and planners who are leading the discussions of what our cities should look like. But ask any architect and you’ll soon find out that much of what we build (and how we build it) is actually shaped by laws and public policy. From building codes to zoning and heritage by-laws, these frameworks have an enormous impact on what gets built and what is lost along the way. And that being the case, it is through advocacy—not just practice—where architects may be able to affect the biggest change in their communities. 

On Wednesday, April 30, we invite you to join us for a special screening of To Build Law, the documentary produced by the Canadian Centre for Architecture that follows the work of the German collective of architects Bplus through the…