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Texas Board of Architectural Examiners
It's always a good idea to confirm your architect is in good standing with the Texas Board of Architectural Examiners, who regulate and maintain registration for all architects licensed to practice in the state. A registered architect, interior designer, or landscape architect is required to adhere to specific standards and criteria set forth in law, including acquiring continued professional education every year. It is against the law for any individual to claim to be an architect, landscape architect or interior designer and not, in fact, be registered. Visit www.tbae.state.tx.us for general information about architectural registration, or click here to search their database of registered architects.
The AIA Dallas Genealogy Chart that accompanies our "Transformations" book, published in 2008, is now available for download and printing - click here.
Scholarships for future architects (High school)
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Become An Architect
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Online Associate Resources
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What an Architect Does for Your Community
Explore professional programs and projects that have a direct impact on your quality of life.
Center for Communities by design
Historic Preservation
Sustainable Design
Security
Good design makes a difference!
Click here to watch "How Design Works for You."
Gypsum and Sustainability
You and Your Architect
The secret to a successful project lies in the professional, business and personal relationships between owner and architect. The American Institute of Architects publishes an excellent resource booklet called You and Your Architect which provides guidance on how to establish and benefit from those relationships.
"20 Questions to Ask Your Architect" will help you choose the professional who best meets your needs.
What do all those letters at the end of my architect's name mean?
AIA Designations has the answer!
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