Joint Status Update from the Collateral Organizations of Architecture

May 28, 2024

AIA is dedicated to ensuring the educational and accreditation standards for future architects are upheld to the highest level. 

 

 

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This letter provides an important update about the ongoing efforts between the collateral organizations of architecture; NAAB, ACSA, AIAS, and NCARB. The findings from the recent operational assessment will pave the way for a stronger, more resilient accreditation process that benefits the entire profession.  

 

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