Learn how to determine what makes a building or site historic, how to evaluate historic and existing buildings, how to evaluate their conditions, and how to develop their design and preservation approaches and processes.
Learn about the concepts and principles of living, regenerative, and adaptive design, as well as strategies to consider incorporating while working on a project.
Explore common environmental perceptions among combat veterans with unseen trauma, plus analyze and determine architectural solutions to help calm such trauma.
Learn about the historic preservation movement in the U.S. and the processes and programs developed to integrate historic and existing buildings into the architectural field.
Learn about the responsive and dynamic technologies that allow building envelopes to react to changing environmental conditions.
Anticipated December 14, NCARB will begin offering the option to take the ARE through online proctoring. NCARB is making several important changes to the exam’s navigation and delivery to make this possible. Changes will impact all exams, whether in-person or online, starting December 14, 2020. Read more.
