Alabama Administrative Code Title 100 - ALABAMA STATE BOARD FOR REGISTRATION OF ARCHITECTS
Alabama Administrative Code – Title 100: Alabama State Board for Registration of Architects
Title 100 of the Alabama Administrative Code contains the rules and regulations established by the Alabama State Board for Registration of Architects, the agency responsible for regulating the practice of architecture in the state. The rules cover licensing, standards of professional conduct, continuing education, and enforcement.
Key Components of Title 100:
Licensure and Registration
Procedures for applying for registration as an architect in Alabama.
Examination requirements (typically the NCARB Architect Registration Examination - ARE).
Rules for reciprocal licensure via NCARB certification.
Firm Permits
Requirements for firms offering architectural services in Alabama to obtain a Certificate of Authorization.
Naming conventions and responsibilities for firms.
Continuing Education
Annual requirements for continuing education (e.g., 12 hours annually, with health, safety, and welfare content).
Documentation and audit procedures for compliance.
Professional Conduct
Code of conduct and ethical standards for architects.
Rules governing conflicts of interest, competence, and professional responsibilities.
Disciplinary Actions
Grounds for disciplinary action including fraud, negligence, or misconduct.
Procedures for investigations, hearings, and penalties such as fines, suspension, or revocation.
Use of Title
Restrictions on the use of the title "architect" and variations thereof.
Misrepresentation and enforcement provisions.
Seal and Title Block Requirements
Specifications for architects’ seals/stamps.
Requirements for sealing documents and title block content on construction drawings.
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