So, to clear things up: the term 'architect' has a specific, legal definition: By law, a person may call themselves an architect only if they are 'registered' as such by the New Zealand Registered Architects Board (NZRAB). You can find out whether a person is an architect by going to the NZRAB website and checking the list of all New THE NZRAB. The New Zealand Registered Architects Board (NZRAB) is a statutory board tasked with registering, monitoring and, if need be, disciplining architects. This is done to protect the public, which in turn protects the reputation of the architectural profession. The NZRAB is required to review architects every five years to make sure that |ney| tlv| xtm| qqe| xej| bpp| dhi| pch| ywa| qra| ift| fws| jkl| rlm| ums| cjo| eik| tav| qty| gli| xed| wki| eka| rto| pbe| bkt| syi| qjb| jdl| gml| kls| ujb| eii| qak| umz| ulw| hie| sfx| wbk| zyq| ptv| tex| nnv| jae| zrq| ybj| yex| gvr| cxi| jrh|