Share Your Thoughts to Improve Support for Emerging Professionals Help NCARB and NOMA tackle the biggest challenges in the architecture licensure process. Read More byJenny Kawecki LicensureArchitectureCommunity
NCARB Community Advice Roundup 1/27/20 by Salo Aburto Architecture, Community Scroll through some great professional advice from licensed architects and industry experts! Read More
Architect Spotlight: Sara Yehia 1/8/20 by Salo Aburto Licensure, Architecture, Community Sara Yehia shares the steps she took to found her own firm and advice for parents in the field. Read More
Top 5 Tools for Architects 1/8/20 by Salo Aburto Architecture, Community From videos to mobile apps, here are our top tools for architects—recommended by fellow architects. Read More
How to Plan for a Successful 2020 12/30/19 by Salo Aburto Career Tips, Architecture, Community Learn how to turn these resolutions into real-life accomplishments in 2020. Read More
Volunteers Explore Licensing Process for Architects 12/23/19 by Jenny Kawecki Community, Volunteer Each year, hundreds of volunteers help NCARB develop and maintain our major programs and initiatives Read More
2019 Think Tank Explores the Pros and Cons of Licensure 10/28/19 by Salo Aburto Community, Think Tank Twelve licensure candidates share their experience while on the path to licensure. Read More
Freedom by Design Program Helps Build Communities 10/16/19 by Salo Aburto Community, Freedom by Design, Volunteer Learn how this student-led design project impacted a Las Vegas neighborhood. Read More
Architecture Students Design Immigration Memorial at Annual Competition 10/8/19 by Salo Aburto Study Architecture, Community Students explored how creative design can improve community during an annual design competition. Read More
Learn the Do’s and Don’ts of Sharing ARE-Related Content 8/2/19 by NCARB Staff ARE 5.0, Community Just how much is “too much” when talking about the ARE? Read More
My Volunteer Story With NCARB 6/24/19 by Li Ren Community, Volunteer DC architect Li Ren shares how he first got involved with NCARB—and you can, too. Read More
