Learn about NCARB's new 14-day rolling clock extension, plus get a recap of the latest NCARB Live. Released April 28, 2022.
Transitioning from employee to sole proprietor of an architecture firm is the dream of many architects, but it comes with a need to understand...
Candidates can now migrate their exam eligibilities to NCARB's new exam delivery vendor. Released April 26, 2022.
This course looks at the HVAC system as a source and pathway for indoor air contaminants, reviewing problematic areas and providing HVAC solutions for...
In this issue: learn about PSI's identification requirements and security policies for exam appointments. Released April 14, 2022.
For existing buildings that are found to have wind resistance deficiencies, there is often no easy way of correcting the deficiencies without damaging...
While architects cannot alter unexpectedly high wind pressures, building connection details and their strength can be considered within the architect...
Buildings can be considered an assembly of parts or components. These parts may be major structural elements or seemingly nonstructural elements that...
While wind pressure typically develops on the surfaces of any obstruction placed in the path of the flow, the distribution of pressure on any surface...
While advances in technology have led to expanded code requirements and greater client expectations for building performance, the unexpectedly high...