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Mailing Address:
New Mexico Board of Examiners for Architects, PO Box 509, Santa Fe, NM
87504 Board Physical Address: 491 Old Santa Fe Trail, Lamy Building, 2nd Floor North, Santa Fe, NM 87501 Phone: 505-827-6375 Fax: 505-827-6373 Business Hours: 8-Noon, 1-5PM Mountain Time, Monday - Friday Email: nmbea@state.nm.us |
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| Consumer's Guide to Hiring an Architect |
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| NOW!: NMBEA's on-line course on the Architectural Act & board rules and regulations has been revised and is available for continuing education credit. GO.... |
| AIA/COTE Website: Top Ten Green Projects |
| Activities that qualify for as continuing education : See rules, 16 NMAC 30.3.1.1.2 |
| Coming
next Renewal Cycle: An on-line course based on disaster prevention and recovery. It is anticipated that this course will be worth five CE credit hours; bringing the total available hours for NMBEA online CE courses up to ten. |
| Survey Results Results
of the 2001 registrant survey reveal top concern is the public's understanding
of the role of the architect.
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New Act & Rules Printed A new printing of the NM Architectural Act Rules & Regulations was sent out to all registrants in November. A summary sheet of the changes was included in the mailing, which included major changes to the rule governing continuing education. You can see these changes in the Law section of this web site. If you
did not receive a copy of the new Act & Rules and are a registrant,
it may be because the Board does not have your current address. If this
is the case, please drop us an email at nmbea@state.nm.us with your
current contact information. |
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** Exam Candidate Update** A.R.E. candidates please take note: a recent change in NMBEA rules eliminates the need for you to notify the Board on a yearly basis to renew your exam candidacy. Your exam candidacy will remain intact and you can continue to test whenever you wish. Good luck
on completing your exam! NMBEA looks forward to registering you as a
licensed architect.
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NEW NCARB MONOGRAPH NOW AVAILABLE NCARB's
newest monograph, Getting to Smart Growth, is now available. Developed
by the Smart Growth Network and the International City/County Management
Association, in conjunction with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency,
GSG focuses on the means to successfully implement smart growth initiatives.
posted:2/5/04 |
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| NCARB 2005 Annual Meeting News The annual meeting of the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB) will be held on June 22, 2005 in Miami Beach, Florida. At this time, the following candidates are running for officer positions unopposed: First Vice
President: Robert Luke, AIA, NCARB, Mississippi; Carleton Godsey is the President Elect and will take office at the end of the June meeting. The following are the resolutions known so far to be presented at the meeting: 05-[A]
Bylaw Amendment – Renaming First Vice President/President Elect posted 3/31/05 |
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| NMBEA
and Director Receive Accounting Awards
An award ceremony was held at the State Capitol on September 24, 2004 by the Department of Finance and Administration (DFA). This was the first annual “Responsibility for the Accounting Function” awards presentation. The NM Board of Examiners for Architects was one of only six state agencies to receive a plaque in recognition of the agency achieving all six standards set forth by DFA in Fiscal Year 2004. The
Director of NMBEA, David Knauer, serving as the agency’s Chief
Financial Officer, was also awarded a certificate for this achievement. |
New State IDP Person Named A new Intern Development Program Coordinator has been named to replace departing Katrina Spencer. Ms. Tina Reames, AIA is now the person for interns to contact with their questions and concerns regarding the IDP process and the Architectural Registration Examination. This is an American Institute of Architects (AIA) sponsored position. Ms. Reames was licensed in 2001 so she is quite familiar with the computer exam and the IDP process. She is also an active member of the AIA Albuquerque Chapter. Ms. Reames is an Associate Architect in the firm, Edith Cherry/ D. James See Architects in Albuquerque. Ms. Reames can be reached at: Cherry/See
Architects posted 5/28/04
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| WCARB
2005 News
This year the regional meeting of the Western Conference of Architectural Registration Boards (WCARB) was held in conjunction with Region 3, the Southern Region, in Memphis, Tennessee on March 17th. WCARB is the largest region of the six that make up the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB). Both regions met individually and as a group to discuss issues and decide on actions for the coming year. Members of the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB) Board of Directors were also present for discussions on issues, which included a first look at the new strategic plan. In the WCARB region Ken Naylor of Utah was elected Regional Director. A vote of the region’s membership also confirmed Grey Erny of Nevada as Chair of the region’s Executive Committee, with New Mexico’s Roger Basarich being elected to the Vice Chair position. The
jurisdictions that make up WCARB are: Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado,
Guam, Hawaii, Idaho, Nevada, New Mexico, Northern Marianas Islands,
Oregon, Utah, and Washington. |
| Major
Staff Change for NMBEA
On March 25, 2005 the Board’s Information Officer,
E. J. Paterson, will leave her job at NMBEA. Ms. Paterson has worked
for the Board since June of 1996. Some of her accomplishments include:
These are just some of the ways in which Ms. Paterson has impacted the operations of the Board in her, almost, nine years with it. Because her work has been “behind the scenes” so to speak, she has been an unsung hero to most of our registrants. However, Board staff and Board members are well aware of the enormous contribution Ms. Paterson has made to this agency. Obviously, her presence will be painfully missed. Her replacement, Ms. W. Propp, will begin work on April 11th, so please be patient as she settles in. Let’s all wish E.J. the very best as she starts her new life in Hawaii, where she intends to enjoy life to its fullest, whether it be from a hammock or a kayak. Have a great time in paradise E.J.! posted
3/24/05 |
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