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JIM Participates in the Plex Appeal Exhibition

On September 28th and 29th, the Field Collective held a successful exhibition of designs by 12 FC members, showcasing what is possible under the new multiplex regulations. On the 28th, Designer Happy Hour hosted a small gathering with adult beverages to allow us architects to geek out properly.

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“The Systemless Project: UBC” Studio led by James Huemoeller

James Huemoeller will be teaching the “The Systemless Project: UBC” graduate comprehensive studio at UBC SALA alongside John Bass, Joanne Gates, and Amanda Reed. The systemless project will be explored through the design of a greenhouse research facility focused on food security that is an adaptive reuse of the South Campus Warehouse located roughly between UBC Farm and Pacific Spirit Park within the UBC south campus.

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“The Systemless Project: Halfmoon Bay” Studio led by James Huemoeller

James Huemoeller will be teaching the “The Systemless Project: Halfmoon Bay” graduate comprehensive studio at UBC SALA alongside John Bass, Joanne Gates, and Inge Roecker. The studio asks, how might we replace the energy-intensive materials (concrete and steel, in particular) and machines (air conditioners, boilers, and fans, for example) that are commonly used in contemporary buildings?

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James Huemoeller, JIM Principal, recieves Rick Hansen Foundation Certification

Accessibility is no longer a secondary consideration in architecture—it is a fundamental design responsibility. At JIM, we are proud to share that Principal James Huemoeller has successfully earned his Rick Hansen Foundation Accessibility Certification Professional designation, reinforcing our commitment to inclusive, human-centered design.

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“The Systemless Project: Fraser Lake” Studio led by James Huemoeller

James Huemoeller will be teaching the “The Systemless Project: Fraser Lake” graduate comprehensive studio at UBC SALA alongside John Bass, Joanne Gates, and Inge Roecker. The studio asks, how might we replace the energy-intensive materials (concrete and steel, in particular) and machines (air conditioners, boilers, and fans, for example) that are commonly used in contemporary buildings?

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