The New
Zealand Registered Architects Board (NZRAB):
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registers architects who have been assessed by
their peers as competent to practice independently
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maintains an online architects register, so the public can
confirm that an architect is registered
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investigates complaints and, if need be,
disciplines Registered Architects.
For more information about:
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what the NZRAB is, go here
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how to become a Registered Architect, go here
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the Architects Register, go
here
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whether or not a person is a Registered Architect, go here
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whether or not a
firm employs architects, go here
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how Registered Architects are expected to behave, go
here
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the NZRAB’s procedures if something goes wrong between you and your architect, go here
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the APEC Architect Project, go here
.
Individual Registered Architects can log on for
information specific to them, including Continuing Professional Development, here.
Also, the NZRAB has published:
- an introductory brochure explaining what the NZRAB does, which you can view here
.
- a brochure explaining to newly-registered architects what registration entails - both its obligations and entitlements. You can view it
here or read the text here.
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a brochure describing how the NZRAB's complaints and discipline procedures work which you can view here or read the text here
.