Wyoming architects must complete 24-hours of HSW continuing education by December 31 every two years. The state does not require proof of education at the time of renewal, however, licensees must keep certificates for two years in the case of an audit. Architects Training Institute will store your certificates for six years at no extra cost.
Read MoreUtah Architect Renewal FAQ
If you are a licensed architect in the state of Utah, your deadline to complete your continuing education is fast approaching. Read on for answers to some frequently asked questions about architecture licensing and renewals in Utah!
Read MoreRhode Island Architect Licensing FAQ’s
If you are a licensed architect in the state of Rhode Island, your license renewal deadline is fast approaching. Read on for answers to some frequently asked questions about architecture licensing and renewals in Rhode Island!
Read MoreOregon Architect Licensing FAQ’s
If you are a licensed architect in the state of Oregon, your license renewal deadline is fast approaching. Read on for answers to some frequently asked questions about architecture licensing and renewals in Oregon!
Read MoreNew Mexico Architect Licensing FAQ’s
Read answers to some commonly asked questions regarding architect licensing in New Mexico, including information on renewals and fees.
Read MoreMissouri Architect License Renewal FAQ – 2020 Update
Missouri architects must complete a minimum of 24 continuing education hours including 16-hours in HSW by December 31st every two-years.
Read MoreIndiana Architect Licensing FAQ’s
If you are a licensed architect in the state of Indiana, your license renewal deadline is fast approaching. Read on for answers to some frequently asked questions about architecture licensing and renewals in Indiana!
Read MoreAlaska Architect License Renewal FAQ’s
If you are a licensed architect in the state of Alaska, your license renewal deadline is fast approaching. Read on for answers to some frequently asked questions about architecture licensing and renewals in Alaska!
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The 16-story climbable design by architect Thomas Heatherwick is the focal point of Hudson Yards, the largest mixed-use private real estate development in U.S. history. The expanse features luxury apartments, restaurants, shopping and lodging.
Read MoreArchitects Building “Vertical Forest” in Egypt
Stefano Boeri and his team have taken on plans to build and install a series of seven-story vertical forests in the Egyptian city of Cairo. The building will be used for apartments and will also feature shopping and dining real estate.
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