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Important Announcement from the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB):
The National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB) is offering a special, one-time deal during May 2012 that waives any outstanding Certificate renewal fees from prior years. If an inactivate Certificate holder reactivates his or her Certificate during May, the only cost will be the current $225.00 renewal fee plus the $250.00 reactivation fee.
NCARB has also adjusted its fee schedule by implementing a new reactivation policy that effectively lowers fees for architects seeking to renew an inactive NCARB Record. Effective April 2012, reactivating a Record that has lapsed will require a $225.00 renewal fee for each year of inactivity, plus the reactivation fee, up to a cap of $1,500.00. Previously, there was no fee cap, so this change could equate to hundreds of dollars in savings for those who reactivate.
CLICK HERE to renew your NCARB Certificate or Record today.
Registration for the AIA Florida 2012 Annual Convention & Trade Show is now open! CLICK HERE to view a full brochure of CE sessions and events. REGISTER ONLINE today!
Rooms at The Breakers Palm Beach are going quickly, so reserve your room today!
The wait is finally over, and the results of Florida Architecture: 100 Years. 100 Places. are in! "We are elated that so many Floridians took the time to learn about the beautiful structures in their communities," said Donald Yoshino, FAIA and Chairman of AIA Florida's 100th Anniversary Committee. "We intend to keep the conversation front and center as we celebrate 100 years and encourage students across the state to consider a career in architecture -- placing their own unique signature on our state's skyline.
Florida Architecture: 100 Years. 100 Places.
Top Five Buildings (by popular vote)
1st Place - Fontainebleau Miami Beach (Miami Beach)
2nd Place - Mandi's Chapel (Live Oak)
3rd Place - Baughman Center at the University of Florida (Gainesville)
4th Place - University of North Florida Student Union (Jacksonville)
5th Place - Mar-a-Lago National Historic Landmark (Palm Beach)
To read the full Top 100 results, CLICK HERE.
Watch the official launch of Florida Architecture: 100 Years. 100 Places.
Click HERE to view a list of current Centennial Society Members.
AIA Florida 2012 Sponsor of the Year
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