The 2020 edition of NCARB by the Numbers provides exclusive insight into attrition along the path to licensure, diversity in the profession, and more.
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The primary purpose of “What Is Historic Preservation?” is to discuss the history of the historic preservation movement in the United States and...
Our staff experts provide in-depth responses to our most frequently asked questions related to the ARE and the COVID-19 pandemic—including ones we...
As the architecture community navigates the COVID-19 pandemic, NCARB is working to provide you with the services and information you need.
Our staff architects have put together some tips to guide you through the Architectural Experience Program® (AXP®) and pinpoint ways you can still...
Once you’ve met local requirements and received a license, you can officially call yourself an architect! You may also be eligible for the NCARB...
To become an architect, you’ll need to pass the Architect Registration Examination® (ARE®). The national exam is designed to test your skills across...
Earning and documenting professional experience is a key part of becoming an architect. By completing the Architectural Experience Program® (AXP®)...
To become an architect, you’ll need to earn a degree from an accredited college or university. Learn how to find a school that supports your career...