RIBA president says Arb proposal to scrap parts I, II and III ‘does not go far enough’

By Tom Lowe2023-02-09T13:03:00

Source: Jean Goldsmith

Simon Allford says he does “not see much change” in reforms aiming to make the profession more accessible

RIBA has criticised Arb’s proposals to scrap the three-part system of architectural education, saying the plan will fail to make the profession more accessible.

In comments which will deepen an ongoing rift between the two bodies over the future of education and training in the sector, RIBA president Simon Allford said he does “not see much change” in the proposed reforms.

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