NCARB's Board of Directors adopted a statement establishing NCARB's position on the use of AI in architectural practice.
Following several years of research, NCARB has released a new Competency Standard for Architects.
In June, NCARB’s member licensing boards passed resolutions to update two of NCARB’s Mutual Recognition Agreements (MRAs).
In 2023, candidates passing the Architectural Registration Examination rose to 58% amongst a growing candidate pool.
Watch as NCARB President Jon Alan Baker shares more information about NCARB’s effort to create additional education pathways for architects.
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This year’s data report shows that the licensure pipeline is recovering from the COVID-19 pandemic—and that the profession is more diverse than ever.
NCARB and NOMA have released an action plan featuring a variety of solutions to address demographic disparities in the architecture profession.
For a limited time, NCARB is waiving reactivation fees for architects and licensure candidates with an inactive Certificate or Record.