
Goodbye Intern. Hello Architect in Training
I think we should all call interns Architects in Training. But you’re an intern who doesn’t want to get licensed? Then you’re a design or floor plan wizard.

I think we should all call interns Architects in Training. But you’re an intern who doesn’t want to get licensed? Then you’re a design or floor plan wizard.

I’ve given this Architecture Registration Examination advice in person, over the phone, and via e-mail numerous times. It’s time I shared it formally.

What does an architect look like when working? Architecture websites with images of architects sketching paint a pretty clear (and misleading) picture.

Another great guest post by Alicia Liebel Berg. Great and a little depressing…we really need to fix our profession.

We are looking for items for our next CRAN newsletter issue: Learning from Train Wrecks. Do you have a story about a project that went wrong? A client you let go? Something you forgot to include in your drawings? Missed the deadline by a mile? We want to hear from you!

This article about the illegal actions of a homeowner and the subsequent house fire is just one more example of the decreasing stature of architects.

Over the past few months we’ve all been talking about people calling themselves architects. This is a very sensitive subject for so many reasons.

I love the story of the Scorpion and the Toad. I sympathize with both animals. I am both animals.

Oh the first world problems I have. Being a young architect can be a hard slog. Does a license change anything? Or is it just a worldview I lack?