JA

OK, I’d like to return to my original question & rephrase it a bit:
     Q:  Does the CLARB Council Record break down Work Experience Categories like the LARE
           categories as mentioned before in this Discussion?

Those categories were:

• Landscape Architecture Desgin

• Planting Design / Planting Construction Drawings

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Well, I guess that I just have a belief that the design of structures & the actual land with which they co-exist are not separate endeavours.

In GA, the language is vague.  As I mentioned, the Board says ‘equivalent’ degree.  I have written them to clarify if my degree is equivalent.  If it is, I may try to meet all other reqts, such as working for a LArch (in GA, it’s 18 mos w/out an MLA).

Just outta curiosity:  Which State has the most difficult (or p.i.t.a.) requirements.  That might be the best for me to build my experience around.

Yeah, Macho!  I kinda miss that hand-to-pencil-to-paper connection myself.  Here’s wishing you good results on your exam.

BTW, not being as ‘organized’ as Architects for documenting Work Exp is really a good thing.  IDP for us has been frustrating & consfusing over the years.  I waited about 20 yrs to do my IDP & I’m gld that I did because the…[Read more]

Thanks, that looks about like the answer(s0 that I was hoping to get.  Here, in GA, the LA Board’s reqt’s are that you have 18months, unspecified experience, working directly for a L/Arch.  The degree reqt is interesting, because it specifies a L/Arch degree…or ‘equivalent’.  I am hoping that my BS Arch is ‘equivalent’.  If so, it’s good for me,…[Read more]

That seems to be what I am finding, as well.  The most challenging part for me will be to gain the 18 months work exp req’d in my State.  Anyway, would you, or anyone ‘tuning in’, be able to tell me what  the COuncil record’s specific Categories are?
I noticed that CLARBs LARE guide has breakdowns into Sections A -through- E.  Does the Council Rec…[Read more]

After a bit of checking, I think what I am asking about is the categories in CLARB’s ‘Council Record’.