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×ARE® 5.0 features six divisions organized around the progression of a typical architecture project and current practice. The divisions reflect the same areas outlined in the AXP. To start the exam, you’ll need to select a jurisdiction. You’ll also need an active NCARB Record.
AIA Baltimore offers the Achieving Registration Together (ART) program to prepare applicants for the Architecture Registration Exam. During the spring and fall of the academic school years the ART program offers study classes taught by architects and engineers. In addition to these classes there are many resources for Emerging Professionals to access to study for the ARE, register for the ARE and continue to develop their architectural careers. Here are some helpful resources to assist you on your path to registration.
Architectural Experience Program (AXP), previously called Internship Development Program (IDP), is a series of architectural and building categories for candidates to record experience on their journey to becoming a licensed architect. The categories are made up of the 6 ARE 5.0 Divisions.
The main way to gain AXP experience is in an office environment through your company. Additional supplemental resources and classes can be found on the AIA National Website and are free for AIA associate members.
How do I find out if I have completed the educational requirements and experience requirements to take the Architecture Registration Exam?
Did you know you can borrow study materials for the Architect Registration Examination (ARE) from the AIA Baltimore Chapter House? Borrowing study materials is free and materials can be checked out for a maximum of 2 weeks. Borrowers who do not return study materials on time will be charged full price for those materials.
This benefit extends to AIA Baltimore members only.
Contact Zevi Thomas or 410.625.2585 for more information.
Michael Daly, AIA
440.339.6133
mad5427@gmail.com or idpmaryland@gmail.com
Kathleen Lane, Assoc. AIA, LEED AP AIABaltimore
11 1/2 West Chase St, Baltimore, MD 21201
V. 410.625.2585 x. 101
klane@aiabalt.com
Zevi Thomas, Assoc. AIA AIABaltimore
11 1/2 West Chase St, Baltimore, MD 21201
V. 410.625.2585 x. 104
zthomas@aiabalt.com
Jon M. Lipka, AIA Becker Morgan Group, Inc.
Port Exchange Suite 300 312 West Main Street Salisbury, MD 21801 www.beckermorgan.com
V 410-546-9100 F 410-546-5824
jlipka@beckermorgan.com
Michael Daly, AIA ASG® – Architectural Support Group, Inc.
7761 Waterloo Road Jessup, MD 20794
www.asgidd.com
mad5427@gmail.com
V 440-339-6133
Ruth Connell, AIA School of Architecture + Planning Morgan State University CBEIS 216
1700 E. Cold Spring Lane Baltimore, MD 21251
www.morgan.edu/sap
ruth.connell@morgan.edu
V 443 885 1862
Garth Rockcastle, FAIA School of Architecture, Planning, and Preservation
University of Maryland College Park, MD 20742
www.arch.umd.edu
gcr@umd.edu
V 301-405-5755 F 301-314-9583
Yiselle Santos, AIA 2015-2016 NAC Regional Associate Director yiselle.santos@gmail.com
Brian Blazejak, AIA Ayers Saint Gross
1040 Hull Street, Suite 100 Baltimore, MD 21230
www.asg-architects.com
bblazejak@asg-architects.com
V 410-347-8500