In the final episode of the limited series, Inside NCARB by the Numbers, we explore demographic data and trends, understanding the historical struggle the architecture industry has faced with underrepresentation. While representation is improving, there is still work to be done—according to NCARB’s latest data, 62% of architects are white men.
Episode 6 features a conversation with Venesa Alicea-Chuqui AIA, NOMA, LEED AP, WELL AP, an architect in New York State and New Jersey, committed to civic architecture and encouraging community engagement through design practices. Listen as we explore diversity, access, and systemic barriers in the profession.
If you care about making the architecture profession more inclusive, equitable, and future-ready—this conversation is essential. Listen to the full episode now.
More About the Limited-Series Podcast: Inside NCARB by the Numbers
Through in-depth discussions with experts, researchers, and professionals—including newly licensed architects and educators—the six-episode podcastexplores the COVID-19 pandemic’s disruptions to the licensure process, the evolving demographics of the profession, and the barriers that candidates from underrepresented groups continue to face. Listeners will gain valuable insights into current licensure trends, including the impact of NCARB policy changes aimed at increasing accessibility, improving exam pass rates, and fostering a more equitable profession.
Subscribe now to Inside NCARB by the Numbers, and learn about the trends shaping the future of architecture.
