ARB opens consultation on broadening routes to registration

The Architects’ Journal ARB opens consultation on broadening routes to registration The ARB has launched a consultation on proposals to modernise the prescribed examination as part of its wider education and training shake-up The post ARB opens consultation on broadening routes to registration appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Cristina Lago

Protection of function: ARB to head taskforce on regulating roles

The Architects’ Journal Protection of function: ARB to head taskforce on regulating roles SUBSCRIBER-ONLY STORY | The government has asked the Architects Registration Board (ARB) to lead a working group on how to regulate 'professional activity across the built environment', including the scope for the protection of function for architects The post Protection of function: ARB to head taskforce on regulating roles appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Richard Waite

ARB chair reappointed

The Architects Registration Board's chair Alan Kershaw has been reappointed by the Privy Council for a further two-year term, as the profession continues a significant programme of reform.

Institution of Structural Engineers president on balancing fundamentals with innovation

Brian Uy, the Sydney-based 105th President of the Institution of Structural Engineers (IStructE), who delivered his inaugural address ‘Structural engineering: past, present and future’ in January, has identified his key themes for his presidential year as structural efficiency and embodied carbon; technical competency and research; and registration… The post Institution of Structural Engineers president on balancing fundamentals with innovation appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

House committee agrees to $580B surface transportation legislation

The Republican and Democratic leaders of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee propose EV registration fees and continued funding for Amtrak and public transportation.

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