Articles Tagged with ''NCARB''

New fees proposed by NAAB following the end of a funding agreement has school administrators on edge. 

The move expands on—and loosens—an existing arrangement, making it easier for Antipodean architects to take on work in the U.S. and vice versa.

In a marked bump over the past several years, 46 percent of candidates now identify as women and 47 percent identify as persons of color.

The AIA-applauded move removes a major barrier on the road to licensure that disproportionately impacts women and candidates from diverse ethnic backgrounds.

Although implementation will ultimately be decided by member boards, the agreement promises to be a money- and time-saver for eligible U.S. architects seeking work in the UK and vice versa. 

For the first time ever, NCARB has released Architect Registration Examination (ARE) pass rates by race, ethnicity, gender, and age.
 

New data reveals a lull in newly licensed architects last year due to the pandemic.