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LXCL:50% of the proceeds will go to the Lu'ma Native Housing Society. <a href="https://www.lnhs.ca/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer" class="lxcl-link" dir="ltr">https://www.lnhs.ca/</a>

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Join us on September 18th for a virtual presentation of&nbsp;the Ch&rsquo;ich&rsquo;iy&uacute;y Elxw&iacute;kn Affordable Leasehold Homeownership Project, a 140k ft2 development by the Aboriginal Land Trust in Vancouver. The project offers an opportunity to explore how meaningful consultation, collaboration, and architectural design can contribute to reconciliation in action. Guided by Indigenous protocols and shaped in collaboration with Knowledge Keepers and community partners, the project honours the histories and stories of the three Host Nations. Architect Abigail Tosto will share the story of the project and discuss how genuine Indigenous partnership has informed its development&mdash;from early engagement and visioning through design and construction. Participants will also learn about the roles of the Architect and Prime Consultant in bringing the project to life. Abigail Tosto is an Architect AIBC and Certified Passive House Designer with over 10 years of experience creating sustainable, inclusive, and community-focused architecture.&nbsp; Ticket prices: &nbsp;$10 &ndash; Online presentation 50% of all proceeds will be donated to the Aboriginal Land Trust. This event qualifies for 1 Core Learning Units under the AIBC Continuing Education System.

Join us on September 18th for a virtual presentation of the Ch’ich’iyúy Elxwíkn Affordable Leasehold Homeownership Project, a 140k ft2 development by the Aboriginal Land Trust in Vancouver. The project offers an opportunity to explore how meaningful consultation, collaboration, and architectural design can contribute to reconciliation in action. Guided by Indigenous protocols and shaped in collaboration with Knowledge Keepers and community partners, the project honours the histories and stories of the three Host Nations. Architect Abigail Tosto will share the story of the project and discuss how genuine Indigenous partnership has informed its development—from early engagement and visioning through design and construction. Participants will also learn about the roles of the Architect and Prime Consultant in bringing the project to life. Abigail Tosto is an Architect AIBC and Certified Passive House Designer with over 10 years of experience creating sustainable, inclusive, and community-focused architecture.  Ticket prices:  $10 – Online presentation 50% of all proceeds will be donated to the Aboriginal Land Trust. This event qualifies for 1 Core Learning Units under the AIBC Continuing Education System.

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