The Number of U.S. Architects Fell by 4% in 2024 06/02/2025 According to NCARB’s annual survey, the number of architects in the U.S. decreased in 2024—but interest in reciprocal licensure is strong.
All 55 U.S. Architecture Boards Retire ARE Rolling Clock Policy 05/05/2025 The new exam policy reduces unintended impediments to licensure.
NCARB Releases New Podcast Highlighting Data Trends in Architectural Licensure 04/28/2025 The first episode of NCARB’s podcast series is now available.
Recent Improvements to NCARB’s Licensing Requirements Tool 03/31/2025 As part of ongoing work to enhance users’ experience with our online systems and tools, NCARB has...
NCARB and NOMA Leadership Conduct HBCU Listening Tour 03/19/2025 Washington, DC—Beginning in September 2024, leadership from the National Council of Architectural...
Applications Now Open for 2025 NCARB Scholars in Professional Practice Program 03/13/2025 The seventh annual Scholars program will be held August 7 – 9, 2025, in Salt Lake City.
In Memoriam: NCARB Past President Theodore L. Mularz, FAIA 03/05/2025 NCARB celebrates the life of dedicated volunteer and past president Theodore L. Mularz, FAIA, of Ashland, Oregon.
Regional Leadership Elected at NCARB’s 2025 Regional Summit 03/05/2025 NCARB’s membership gathered to discuss key initiatives and elect leadership for next year.
New RAND Study Highlights Gaps Between Architecture Academia and Practice 03/03/2025 The Building Impact report identifies gaps in technical skills, career transition support, and accessibility.