The current review of architects regulation is part of a wider review to make sure that the architectural profession is inclusive and progressive – echoing many IHBC@COP26 aspirations – and IHBC Members and other built and historic environment specialists and players are encouraged to respond to this consultation before it closes on 8 November.
…strongly encourage all our members to submit personal responses to this consultation…
IHBC Director Seán O’Reilly said: ‘This Review’s aim is to ‘have a bigger and longer-term focused conversation’ and – like CIAT and others – we strongly encourage all our members to submit personal responses to this consultation.’
‘The issues it considers need to shaped by the full spectrum of built environment players to give a full picture of the current situation and future needs from all perspectives, not just those of architects.’
The Review writes:
‘The time is right to have a bigger and longer-term focused conversation with the architectural sector about the purpose of regulation and government policy in this sector and how they could be improved to deliver a modern, innovative, accessible and diverse profession that delivers better, greener and safer design and construction in the built environment.’
For more background see the IHBC NewsBlogs of 5 Oct 2021 and 1 Oct 2021
Why is IHBC@COP26? Because ‘Conserving our Places Conserves our Planet’
Join IHBC’s globally accessible virtual built and historic environment ‘Conservation Helpdesk+’, #IHBCHelpdesk #CultureCOP26 – open 31/10 to 12/11)
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See how ‘Conserving our Places Conserves our Planet’
Visit the IHBC’s globally accessible virtual built and historic environment ‘Conservation Helpdesk+’ service, open each day of COP26, generally 3-8PM local time.
Keep up to date on our ‘Climate and Conservation’ IHBC@COP26 Podcasts
See the IHBC’s ‘Sustainability and Conservation of the Historic Built Environment – an IHBC Position Statement’
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