Government to quiz architects about future of the profession

Future of the Profession

Three-month call for evidence includes questions on whether Arb is fit for purpose

Architects and architecture schools are being asked for their views on whether the regulatory regime for architects and other built environment professions is fit for purpose.

The government today launched a 12-week call for evidence focusing on the role of the Arb.

It will form the first part of a “wholesale review” aiming to modernise the sector and improve its accessibility and innovation which will include thematic workshops and interviews.

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