Opinion

Tomorrow’s architects: why we’re consulting on the biggest education reforms in 50 years

By 2023-03-27T05:00:00

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Source: ARB

ARB’s chief executive sets out the thinking behind the regulator’s proposed education reforms and related consultation

By the time BD publishes this article, ARB’s three-month consultation on proposals to reform initial education and training of architects will almost be at the halfway point. We’ve had hundreds of consultation responses already and the engagement events we’ve hosted, and those we’ve attended, have demonstrated how passionate the profession is, not just about education and training, but about the impact architecture has on the built environment and more widely on society and the environment.

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