Honoured to Join the Architects Registration Board of Victoria as an Architectural Practice Examiner

I am delighted to share that I have been invited by the Architects Registration Board of Victoria (ARBV), to become an Architectural Practice Examiner. The ARBV is a statutory authority responsible for registering architects and approving architectural companies and partnerships, investigating complaints against architects, conducting Tribunal inquiries into professional conduct, and accrediting architecture courses. I feel deeply honoured by this invitation and have proudly accepted the position.

Supporting the Next Generation of Architects

I am particularly passionate about encouraging, supporting, and mentoring architecture graduates, especially women, through the registration process. Achieving registration provides formal recognition of our skills, training, and experience, both within the profession and to the broader public.

The Value of Registration

The registration process is not only a career milestone but also offers valuable learning and networking opportunities. It enables architects to establish their own practice, access professional systems to obtain and manage work, and take on leadership roles that are exclusive to registered architects. Research also shows that registered architects often earn higher salaries. Most importantly, after years of study and professional experience, registration allows us to officially and legally call ourselves architects.

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