The road to becoming an architect may seem complicated, but it’s simpler than you think. Start your journey by learning the basics.
Explore the latest edition of NCARB’s annual data publication, which includes expanded diversity and exam insights, plus a preview of our joint survey...
The way in which combat veterans perceive their postdeployment environment is impacted by their training and military experiences. In this course, we...
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...