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Gary Sim - On-line Articles and References

The following three articles are spin-offs from Looking For Maud. They are kindly hosted on the Malaspina University-College Home Room web site by education history professor Dr. Patrick Dunae.

         Ruiter Stinson Sherman Biography

         John Kyle A.R.C.A. Biography

         School Days magazine (Vancouver 1919 - 1930)



Web sites related to current memberships and activities

The Alcuin Society selected Gary Sim as the feature artist for the June 2004 issue of Amphora, Number 135. The Alcuin Society presents the prestigious annual Canadian book design awards, holds the annual Antiquarian Books Roadshow at the Vancouver Public Library, and publishes numerous books and ephemera in addition to holding seminars and other special events related to the promotion of "finely wrought books among booklovers around the world."
         Alcuin Society

Gary Sim is registered with the Architectural Institute of British Columbia (AIBC) as an AT.AIBC, or Architectural Technologist. This makes him an Associate of the AIBC, a status he has held since 2001. This professional registration allows him to provide architectural services up to a certain size of building or number of dwelling units. The designation was created a couple of years prior to his registration. Few were registered at that time, although graduates from the architectural technologist program at BCIT are beginning to achieve the required experience and starting to register with the AIBC. The registration process involves formal training, a minimum of 5 years of architectural experience, and a written examination on the Constitution, Bylaws, and Code of Ethics of the AIBC. Sim served on the Architectural Technologists Advocacy Committee at the AIBC for two years. He is currently Chair of the AIBC Gallery Advisory Committee, and sits on the Communication Board of the AIBC representing the Gallery Advisory Committee.
         Architectural Institute of British Columbia



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