it's like a Twilight Zone version of NCARB and the AIA…makes it seem like they're the only ones who do "building design".
I wonder how this is legal in states that strictly limit the language a non-licensed person can use to describe their role. The term "building designer" seems to be at odds with some states' laws.
no it's perfectly legal to call yourself a building designer. They just do exempt work, which you do not need a license for anyway. Most states do not rrequire an architect for residential or small commercial work. I just don't understand why anyone would join something like this if they don't have to. seems stupid and weird.
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aibd?
what is the aibd? I have been seeing this around lately. From what I have seen, they are mostly mcmansion designers...
it's like a Twilight Zone version of NCARB and the AIA…makes it seem like they're the only ones who do "building design".
I wonder how this is legal in states that strictly limit the language a non-licensed person can use to describe their role. The term "building designer" seems to be at odds with some states' laws.
no it's perfectly legal to call yourself a building designer. They just do exempt work, which you do not need a license for anyway. Most states do not rrequire an architect for residential or small commercial work. I just don't understand why anyone would join something like this if they don't have to. seems stupid and weird.
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