The primary requirement written into architectural practice acts for most U.S. states is that architects are licensed only for the purpose of protecting the public health, safety, and welfare (HSW). In Illinois where I am a licensed architect, these..
Interpreting "Health, Safety, and Welfare"
by Elias Saltz | Jan 15, 2019 | code, Code Requirements, Fiduciary Duty, licensing, Professional Practice, Architect
Architect - What's in a title?
by David Stutzman | Nov 5, 2012 | AIA, Designer, licensing, Professional Practice, Architect, Architecture
Several discussions about architectural licensing and use of the term "Architect" started recently on blog posts (See Liz O'Sullivan's blog) and on the LinkedIn AIA group. The Philadelphia Young Architects Group announced plans to explore "Why get..
