Law for Architects: What you Need to Know by Robert F. Herrmann

Author:Robert F. Herrmann
Language: eng
Format: epub
ISBN: 9780393733822
Publisher: W. W. Norton

CAN I PRACTICE ARCHITECTURE WITH OTHER PROFESSIONS?

If you wish to combine the practice of architecture with one or more other design professions or services in one firm you need to check the requirements of the state in which your firm is based. In New York, for example, architecture may be combined with landscape architecture, engineering, and/or land surveying, provided that at least one shareholder, director, or officer is licensed and registered to practice each profession, and the firm name includes each of the professions practiced by the firm (for example, Joe Smith Architecture and Landscape Architecture P.C.). A New York architectural firm may also offer interior design services that fall under the definition of “architecture.” In New Jersey, a GBC may combine architecture, landscape architecture, engineering, and planning (“closely allied professionals”) if (1) at least two-thirds of the directors are licensed architects and closely allied professionals; (2) at least one director is a licensed architect; (3) two-thirds of the shares are owned by licensed architects or closely allied professionals; and (4) a minimum of 20 percent of the shares are owned by licensed architects.

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