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To apply for registration with the Council of Architecture, a person is required to possess a recognised architectural qualification. But what are the qualifications recognised by the Council of Architecture? Being a registered Architect, I I decided to post the latest list of the recognised architectural qualifications appended to the Architects Act, 1972 and updated on 03/05/2016 by the Council of Architecture…..
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An Architect in India is required to be registered with the Council of Architecture to be able to practice. The Central Government directs that for the retention of a name in the register after the 31st day of December, renewal of registration must be done by 31st March of the year to which it relates. An Architect explains the procedure for Renewal of Registration and answers the commonly asked queries……….
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Only a ‘registered Architect’ or a ‘registered firm of Architects’ can use the title and style of “Architect”. Every time an Architect signs an agreement with the client, he is supposed to quote his ‘Registration Number’. If any person misuses the title and style of Architect, such acts tantamount to committing a criminal offence. It is very important that every qualified Architect, desirous of carrying on the profession of ‘Architect’, be registered with the Council of Architecture…….
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The Council of Architecture (CoA) states that, “Any person desirous of practising as an ‘Architect’ in India is required to be registered in the Register, with the Council of Architecture (CoA). He shall be entitled on payment of the prescribed fees to have his name entered in the register, if he resides or carries on the profession of Architect in India and holds a recognised qualification. An Architect has addressed the queries and doubts regarding the procedure of registration with the Council of Architecture here…….
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The practice of the Architectural Profession in India is regulated by the Architects Act, 1972, and the regulations framed thereunder.
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Once the Promoter decides to promote an Architectural Competition, he then invites Architects/Students to submit designs in Competition, in accordance
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Architectural Competitions have a long history, and have produced many extremely successful buildings. They attract great public interest, and have
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Anyone who has successfully completed the B.Arch degree course from a recognised Institution in India is elligible to do the
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In India, to be registered and practise as an ‘Architect’, one is required to have the necessary educational qualifications from
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An architect shall be required to comply with the standards of professional conduct and etiquette and a code of ethics
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Professionals are required to discharge their obligations diligently and to comply with the standards of professional conduct and etiquette. The laws
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The Architect shall be paid Professional fees in stages, consistent with the work done. The stages of payment are divided
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The Council of Architecture, in consideration of the Comprehensive Professional Services rendered by an Architect, has prescribed the Scale of
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The Council of Architecture has prescribed the Professional Charges under the Architects (Professional Conduct) Regulations, 1989. These documents stipulate the
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The practice of the Architectural Profession in India is regulated by the Architects Act, 1972, and the Architects (Professional Conduct)
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The Practice of the Architectural Profession is regulated by the Architects Act, 1972. The Council of Architecture (C0A) has defined
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