We’ve asked several architects for advice throughout the years—here’s what they had to say!

Plus, advice for licensure candidates to help keep their journey going!

Architect Erik Peterson, AIA, NCARB, shares his journey of overcoming obstacles to obtain licensure.

Check out Veronica Blanco, AIA, a New-York based architect, experiences leveraging networking to navigate licensure in the United States.

Ray Vigil shares his experiences overcoming socio-economic barriers and family tradition to earn his license and eventually start his firm.

Architect Mandhir Chopra shares his advice for staying motivated and getting licensed.

Conneticut-based city architect, Julia Jack shares her experiences navigating the profession and balancing motherhood on the path to licensure.

We recently sat down with international architect Octavio Viramontes, architect and project manager

We spoke with DC-based project architect Kumi Wickramanayaka, AIA, LEED AP, about her experiences throughout her journey to licensure and advice for emerging professionals navigating the professionals as immigrants.

Nearly a decade later, we had a chance to catch up with Georgia-based and Haitian-born architect Ralph Raymond, AIA, NOMA, NCARB.