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Before a person can be called an architect he or she will have completed a seven year course in the design, specification and erection of buildings and passed the professional practice examination which is the final stage of an architect training.

This permits entry to the list of UK Architects held by the Architects Registration Board (arb) and use of the title 'Architect'. Thereafter, application can be made
to one or both of the chartered professional bodies which entitle members to use the term 'chartered architect' and the following initials: RIAS and RIBA

Ref: Publication by RIAS


"Imagination, value for money and freedom from worry are just some of the reasons why using a chartered architect makes sense"
David Dunbar, President The Royal Incorporation of Architects in Scotland (2009)


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